Users new or experienced are treated to FPV (first-person-view) flying when used with the new Goggles 2 and handheld Motion Controller.

DJI is preparing to release a first-person-view drone alongside goggles and a remote controller, according to documents recently published by the FCC. The filings cover… ...

For those looking to save a couple of hundred bucks, the $1,168 DJI Avata Fly Smart Combo pairs the drone and the DJI Motion Controller with the older DJI FPV Goggles V2.

I'm a drone expert and test them out for a living and this is my guide on how to fly DJI drones like a pro, using motion controllers.

DJI has a new way to get a drone's eye view, with the DJI Digital First Person Viewing (FPV) Transmission System pairing live-streaming video with a set of digital goggles.

The Pro View combo which includes the motion controller and DJI Goggles 2 will cost you $1,388, while the Fly Smart combo with the DJI FPV Goggles V2 and motion controller will set you back $1,168.

Up close and personal: The FPV is the first DJI drone with accompanying goggles to experience the live feed in VR form, and a trigger-based motion controller.

In addition to the main Goggle, users can add up to eight other goggles giving others the pilot’s view. As for the camera, the DJI FPV comes with a 4K/60p 120Mbps camera that is mounted on a gimbal.

Drone giant DJI has finally launched their first pair of FPV goggles -- and they allow you to turn the camera with a turn of the head.

FPV drones bring one key difference – rather than seeing their video feed on a controller or smartphone, you get a pilot's-eye view send straight to some bundled, head-mounted goggles.

DJI is selling a Digital FPV system bundle that will let you fly any drone with their first-person, high-definition headset—provided you’re comfortable taking your drone apart first. The ...