Having tried a couple of other goggles where I couldn't read the OSD, I hoped that the adjustable focal distance would be a solution. Powered up and tuned to my Qx65 very easily and was able to read all the text without eye strain. I can't comment on the reception at a distance yet, a few flights around steel racking in a warehouse tomorrow will put that to the test.

Having tried a couple of other goggles where I couldn't read the OSD, I hoped that the adjustable focal distance would be a solution. Powered up and tuned to my Qx65 very easily and was able to read all the text without eye strain. I can't comment on the reception at a distance yet, a few flights around steel racking in a warehouse tomorrow will put that to the test.

Having tried a couple of other goggles where I couldn't read the OSD, I hoped that the adjustable focal distance would be a solution. Powered up and tuned to my Qx65 very easily and was able to read all the text without eye strain. I can't comment on the reception at a distance yet, a few flights around steel racking in a warehouse tomorrow will put that to the test.

For the money I think the VR D3 will be the new leader of the pack. I use to recommend the EV800 as the box goggle to buy. The VR D3 is fairly comfortable to wear and has a higher resolution than the VR 0007 with almost the clarity of the EV800 goggles. It has diversity and a DVR for recording your flights. I paid $49 when they first came out and they are still only $59. If you are looking for a cheaper set of box goggle for start doing FPV I would recommend buying if you can get them for less than $69. If you are past the beginner stage and want to move up to a better set of goggles I would recommend either the Aomway V1 or Skyzone 2 goggles for around $250. If money is no object get the Fat Shark HDO's with Rapid Fire receiver for $650. My complete review is at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iU8LHR2yZM

For the money I think the VR D3 will be the new leader of the pack. I use to recommend the EV800 as the box goggle to buy. The VR D3 is fairly comfortable to wear and has a higher resolution than the VR 0007 with almost the clarity of the EV800 goggles. It has diversity and a DVR for recording your flights. I paid $49 when they first came out and they are still only $59. If you are looking for a cheaper set of box goggle for start doing FPV I would recommend buying if you can get them for less than $69. If you are past the beginner stage and want to move up to a better set of goggles I would recommend either the Aomway V1 or Skyzone 2 goggles for around $250. If money is no object get the Fat Shark HDO's with Rapid Fire receiver for $650. My complete review is at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iU8LHR2yZM

For the money I think the VR D3 will be the new leader of the pack. I use to recommend the EV800 as the box goggle to buy. The VR D3 is fairly comfortable to wear and has a higher resolution than the VR 0007 with almost the clarity of the EV800 goggles. It has diversity and a DVR for recording your flights. I paid $49 when they first came out and they are still only $59. If you are looking for a cheaper set of box goggle for start doing FPV I would recommend buying if you can get them for less than $69. If you are past the beginner stage and want to move up to a better set of goggles I would recommend either the Aomway V1 or Skyzone 2 goggles for around $250. If money is no object get the Fat Shark HDO's with Rapid Fire receiver for $650. My complete review is at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iU8LHR2yZM