2021 Latest Version! Fat Shark Attitude V6 FSV1124 LCOS FPV Goggles Fatshark Headset with DVR and 5.8Ghz Dual OLED Receiver

Before I bought these goggles I was using a pair of box goggles that could not be adjusted. It was ward to focus and see where I was flying with my old goggles. The Attitude V6 allows you the ability to dial in the perfect vision for your eyes. The range so far is great for the type of flying I am doing.

came from a box fpv system. Got tired of the weight felt like a strain to hold on my head. These feel 100 percent better I use them for my tinyhawk inside and I bought a mini hdmi for running a simulator on the laptop. Just remember to buy 2 18650 batteries. I'm still new to this but it is money well spent.

Works amazing as all fatshark equipment has a standard we've come to respect

Works great.

The best picture for fpv .

The item looks great yet, when I shook the box before opening, something was rattling. When the box was opened, a piece off the antenna was snapped off. I don't know if someone intentionally did that to see what I see or if it was just not secured on there properly. Hopefully, I'm over-reacting. I can change my rating, at any moment once my mind is at ease.

I'm a fixed wing pilot on my late 50's who wears reading glasses and I've been pretty nervous about dropping $400+ on a set of goggles that I may not be able to see properly. The focus feature on these goggles allowed me to wear them without my glasses and see the image perfectly. In fact my wife and son in law who wear regular glasses found it easy to focus and achieve a good image without any eye strain. I haven't flown with them yet but I can't wait.Edit: Still haven't flown with these, but one of the reasons I chose these goggles was because I wanted to Install the Trinity head tracker module and Fat Shark told me which one to buy. (FSV2414). So far I've encountered 2 problems:1) The necessary cable (FSV2113) to connect these to my radio isn't available. Period. Race Day Quads even told me that was "not their problem". Nice. Fat Shark told me to just buy the kit that includes the cable. The problem with this is that kit doesn't include the extra power board needed for the V6 goggles so I'll be buying a lot of extra stuff to get the cable I need. No problem I'll make my own cable.2) The FSV2414 doesn't fit in these goggles with the stock receiver installed. Because these have the antennas on both sides the module on the right side doesn't allow you to replace the cover with the Trinity board installed. I think if you upgrade to the Rapid Fire receiver this problem might be solved because it has both antennas on the left side. Bummer.The take-away: If you want head tracking, these goggles aren't for you unless you want to spend an extra $200 or so for all the upgrades needed. Fat Shark was completely unhelpful and came off with a total "whatever" attitude. At this point I'm really kicking myself for not buying Skyzone.