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I have followed the development of the Moverio BT-300 for a long time. It was an easy decision to purchase these because I wanted them after reading the early reviews the few people published.
The first time using the BT-300 FPV flying the DJI Mavic Pro I was simply amazed and how these preformed comparing to my other devices. The BT-300 become my choice for use with my Mavic Pro because they are simply amazing and provide what users want, clear picture, ability to view your radio and surroundings with removing the googles. There is only one choice and no room for a second after using the BT-300 for flight as a monitor for viewing what the Maivc Pro’s camera is viewing in real time.
The BT-300 can be used with glasses, is supplied with an addition extended nose bridge if needed for using glasses.
The included sun shades do a great job at blocking out the bright sun, 2 versions, one for not so sunny days, the other for them bright and sunny days. The additional Sun Shade manufactured by Rochester Optical is my choice for all uses, this limited-time offer performs great and adds a better look then the standard shades. All the shades can be removed with ease and swapped out fast if needed.
The controller navigation and use is easy to learn and performs well when navigating around the menus. It was easy to bind a Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse combo to the controller making typing much easier. The Moverio App Market has additional Apps and the needed DJI Go App and DJI Go 4 App for use with the DJI Products. Apps from the Play Store can be used, I have installed Google Maps and this is a great addition to the App library on the BT-300.
I have uploaded movies in 2D and 3D and the experience watching them was very good.
The onboard camera can record your viewing experience leaving both hands free.
Some Feature I like:
Light
Great Viewing Experience
Using cameras to record
Excellent lightweight viewing for travel.
4-6 hour battery life
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From the manufacturer
FPV Reimagined — Bringing Augmented Reality to the Skies
The perfect complement to your DJI drone, Moverio BT-300FPV smart glasses redefine First-person View (FPV), with a transparent display that makes it easy to view your drone’s video feed and key flight statistics, while keeping the aircraft in sight. This innovative display delivers real-time footage that doesn’t block your view. This helps to ensure a safe, distraction-free flight experience. A DJI-compatible accessory, the BT-300FPV includes custom clips to securely hold the BT-300FPV controller to the DJI remote, a dark lens shade, and the DJI GO App (preloaded). Ultra light and comfortable, the BT-300FPV delivers the perfect solution for next-generation flight experiences.
What's in the Box
- Moverio BT-300FPV (Headset and Controller)
- AC Adapter (100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 0.15 A)
- USB Cable, Carrying Case (semi-hard type)
- Inner-ear Earphone with Microphone
- 1x Shade (40%), 1x Shade (2%)
- Inner Frame for Optical Lenses, 2x Temple Grip, Nose Pad (OTG type)
- Quick Setup Guide and User Manual
- Mounting Clips (Top/Bottom)
Key Features
Maintain a Clear Line of Sight
Transparent display allows drone pilots to see key flight statistics, while still maintaining visual line of sight with the aircraft.
Custom Clips for a Secure Fit
Securely mounts the BT-300FPV controller to the DJI remote (works with Phantom 3, 4 and Inspire 1, 2 remotes).
*MavicPro clips sold separately.
Light, Comfortable Fit
World’s lightest (2.5 oz, 69 g) Si-OLED-powered, binocular, transparent smart glasses (1); easy to wear, even for extended periods of time.
1. Compared to competitive devices with similar features as of July 2016. Moverio BT-300FPV weight (glasses only): 2.5 oz (69 g).
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 7.52 x 7.01 x 0.98 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| ASIN | B01MTETURM |
| Item model number | BT-300FPV |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
3.7 out of 5 stars |
| OS | Android 5.1 |
| Display technology | Si OLED |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Form Factor | Glasses |
| Whats in the box | Moverio BT-300FPV (Headset and Controller),AC Adapter (100 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 0.15 A)^USB Cable^Carrying Case (semi-hard type)^Inner-ear Earphone with Microphone^1x Shade (40%)^1x Shade (2%)^Inner Frame for Optical Lenses^2x Temple Grip^Quick Setup Guide^Nose Pad (OTG type)^Mounting Clips (Top/Bottom)^User Manual |
| Department | electronics |
| Manufacturer | Epson |
| Date First Available | January 12, 2016 |
Warranty & Support
Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here. [PDF ]
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Two pairs (first defective) in a row, both mfg packages looked previously opened.
I really want to like these Epson smart glasses. The first set I received, the seal sticker on the box were broken open. They (the seals) even looked 'dirty' like someone had them for a while. Then the processor unit got stuck in some kind of loop after the software update and wouldn't restart. Epson support said they've only seen a few where that happened and I should return them to Amazon for a replacement. I received the replacement and guess what... the seal on this box were broken open too. It sure seems Amazon is shipping me used, or previously returned merchandise! Well the software update went fine this time, but there now there seems to be something physically wrong with this pair. The screen projection is tilted to the left. I have tried adjusting the nose piece and using the secondary nose piece, and even using no nose piece, but they are physically sitting on my head tilted. I can not look at a tilted screen. I haven't even had a chance to try to fly with them. I have been an amazon customer for a long time, but I will not be buying anything expensive like this from Amazon again! 11/20/17 I am updating this post because I am still trying to figure out if this tilted projection is just me being hypercritical or what. I have had someone else look at it and say it looks fine. I will contact Epson support again and see what they have any other complaints like this. Also I have now had a chance to fly with these and man, I have to say... It is really nice to have the display right there in front of you. Even in bright sunlight right in the middle of the screen, with the dark shades provided (I don't have the Rochester shades,) you can read everything in the DJI Go 4 App and see the sUAV. They ARE kinda clunky though. The touch pad is sensitive and it's easy with a careless gesture (or accidentally touching the home button,) to knock yourself out of the app and back to the desktop, and then there's the wire with the useless clothing clip at a height that makes no sense tethering you to your controller. That being said... after experiencing these in flight, it would be hard to go back to using my phone or tablet. Not sure I would use these for anything else like movies or games though, so if you have the $ to drop on these its pretty cool.
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2017
I have followed the development of the Moverio BT-300 for a long time. It was an easy decision to purchase these because I wanted them after reading the early reviews the few people published.
It was an easy decision to purchase these because I wanted them after ...
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2017
The first time using the BT-300 FPV flying the DJI Mavic Pro I was simply amazed and how these preformed comparing to my other devices. The BT-300 become my choice for use with my Mavic Pro because they are simply amazing and provide what users want, clear picture, ability to view your radio and surroundings with removing the googles. There is only one choice and no room for a second after using the BT-300 for flight as a monitor for viewing what the Maivc Pro’s camera is viewing in real time.
The BT-300 can be used with glasses, is supplied with an addition extended nose bridge if needed for using glasses.
The included sun shades do a great job at blocking out the bright sun, 2 versions, one for not so sunny days, the other for them bright and sunny days. The additional Sun Shade manufactured by Rochester Optical is my choice for all uses, this limited-time offer performs great and adds a better look then the standard shades. All the shades can be removed with ease and swapped out fast if needed.
The controller navigation and use is easy to learn and performs well when navigating around the menus. It was easy to bind a Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse combo to the controller making typing much easier. The Moverio App Market has additional Apps and the needed DJI Go App and DJI Go 4 App for use with the DJI Products. Apps from the Play Store can be used, I have installed Google Maps and this is a great addition to the App library on the BT-300.
I have uploaded movies in 2D and 3D and the experience watching them was very good.
The onboard camera can record your viewing experience leaving both hands free.
Some Feature I like:
Light
Great Viewing Experience
Using cameras to record
Excellent lightweight viewing for travel.
4-6 hour battery life
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2017
These work well for what they are marketed to do which is provide a first person view from my Mavic but also allows me to maintain a line of sight when I want to see my present surroundings / check the positioning of the drone.
Works well for what it is marketed to do.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2017
I was hoping that the experience with these goggles would be far more immersive during flight. I expected to see this massive display before me when looking into these glasses but its not.
One of the most frustrating limitations of the Moverio BT-300 design is that you can not adjust the positioning of the lenses relative to your eye (also known as "pupillary distance"). Because of this, I am never able to get a totally crisp image and I almost always have split vision when looking at objects. For the sake of flying the drone, it is not too bad but still frustrating that my image is not totally clear as a result.
It would be nice if they could integrate some kind of functionality that allows me to rotate my head which would then allow the gimble to move. The Avant Glyph has this functionality and has been demonstrated when paired with the Phantom 4 & Inspire.
I agree with a previous review that using the track pad to type / navigate settings is tedious and inefficient. It would have been nice if Epson had figured out a way to integrate hand gestures / virtual keyboards that the user can use to navigate and manage the work space when the glasses are being worn.
I will give these guys a solid crack for the next week and post up a more in depth review on gear-nut dot com.
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2019
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- Michael PowReviewed in the United Kingdom on August 29, 2018
Makes flying a drone with FPV easy
