Depending on the goggles you choose, you should have a form of IPD adjustment on the underside of the goggles. If you have whack job eyes like mine, you can try either a standard range of lens inserts (Fatshark goggles in my case) available from most reputable drone shops or from companies like RHO or Optic Fisher for prescription lenses that also insert in a number of goggles.
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Great, thank you for the info. ??There are 3D printed adapters that hold the standard Fatshark diopters that snap into the DJI goggles.
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Fatshark to DJI FPV goggles Diopter Lens adapter by pathfinderzero
Update Jan 19, 2021 - Uploaded a new version to make it easier to print. Added a picture to show install process. (Attach it at an angle to clip on one end first, then push down on other end.) Created this adapter so that I can re-use diopter lens from my Fatshark googles with my new DJI FPV V2...
I wear my normal glasses with my V1 goggles, threw the original foam away and opted for an aftermarket type. As long as the glasses are of the ‘slim’ version, it’s not a problem. They fit nicely inside and the experience being digital is excellent.
