But I don’t think this is a deal breaker. So it is not going to be as vivid as the high-end OLED FPV goggles. However, The Cobra goggles are using an LCD screen, unlike the OLED displays on the SKY04X. This is more than enough for analog FPV flying. These are the parts and accessories that comes with the goggle:Ĭharging LED: Red (Charging), Green (Fully Charged) Image Qualityįor the Cobra X/V2, you will be getting a whooping 1280X720 resolution, never seen such high resolution on a box goggle before.

Black or grey colour options are available for all models except Cobra Lite which is black only. Key differences of specifications between the different Cobras are the receiver types (RapidMix or Standard Diversity), LCD resolution & DVR recording quality. At the point of writing, it seems that Cobra SD has replaced Cobra S and Cobra X V2 replacing Cobra X. There are six versions of Skyzone & Eachine Cobras FPV goggles in the market and the one I bought is the Cobra X V2. I present to you the Skyzone & Eachine Cobra X FPV Goggles! Multiple Cobras & their Specifications Then add the features of those high-end binocular-style goggles to it? Such as 3rd party receiver modules, high resolution screen, head tracker and many more…. What if you can retain all the benefits you already had with a box goggles. Despite trying all the adjustments on the binocular-style goggles. Therefore it lowers the chances of you getting a brand new binocular-style goggle only to realise you can’t focus or the screen edge is blurry. Box goggles are “more tolerant” to different interpupillary distance (IPD) and face profiles. It also has good FOV, giving a more immersive experience when flying FPV. FPV pilots can wear the goggle over their prescription glasses, therefore not needing any optical inserts or focal adjustments. It is also bulky in size as some FPV pilot says it is like strapping a toaster over your head!īox goggles do have some other advantages. However, due to the low cost, box goggles usually lacks features when compared with binocular-style goggles. The main advantage of box goggles is lower cost, which is good for a beginner as it is not prohibitive to enter the hobby. The Fatshark HDO2 or the Skyzone SK04X, these two binocular-style goggles are top-of the line and widely accepted as the best analog FPV goggles you can buy. If you cannot afford more than the budget range I'd recommend the Fatshark Attitude V5 which are still great goggles as I reviewed here. For what it's worth the SKY03O have now replaced the fatsharks as my regular goggles.It took me some time to decide whether to get the Skyzone & Eachine Cobra X goggles or binocular-style goggles. Being around $400, they sit in between the new 'budget' range of binocular goggles at around $240-$300 and the premium goggles at $500+. Should you buy these? If your budgets allows I would say yes. See further below for my recommendations there. Like many other goggles on the market though the included accessories are disappointing you will immediately need to invest in better antennas and a battery. Not only that but I can also say that the extra clarity, contrast and resolution makes for a greater ability to see and hopefully avoid obstacles. Since your goggles are arguably the greatest sensory connection you have with you drone, these fantastic goggles make a big difference in enjoyment of the FPV experience. 1024*768 OLED display with 35° FOV 😍 Wow same size as the top of the range Fatshark HDO with more resolutionĪs you can see from my testing these are very comfortable goggles with a great built in receiver and good menu system and most importantly, outstanding screens. Useful but same as everyone other than Fatshark Support 2S~6S battery, more convenient in the field.

The LED MODE can be set in the system menu. With a display window for the LED light. Built-in fan for defogging and dissipate the heat. Support RF Normal, RF Racing, HDMI IN, AV IN and PLAYBACK modes. Diversity 5.8Ghz receiving modules,total 48CH and 6 bands. In OSD - this is useful but not game-changing Adjustable 57.5 to 69.5mm wide ran-ge IPD. Support head tracking Pan : 180°/120°/90° Tilt: 120°/90°/60° More for FPV fixed wing than drone As with my review of the Fatshark goggles I won't dwell too long on specs and they don't really tell the story, just those items which makes these unique to others:

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