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This solved the issue of my cell screen being unseeable in sunlight. I wear glasses, and it fits comfortably over them. I have a Moto G Power cell (big and heavy) and it fits well. Only improvement I see would be a way to pop the zippered hatch open quickly (like a velcro tab?) to see immediate surroundings. If you don't wear glasses you can just lift the whole mask up, so only an issue for folks like me. Everything seems well made and the cable extensions provided are excellent.

it works well.Easy to use, just connect your cellphone to your RC and put it into the goggles. Zip up and lets go..:-)It's a budget version of the fency DJI goggles V2, much cheaper and similar immersive feeling when flying.I actually think these goggles are better to have than the DJI ones, as you won't be dealing with compatibility issues (DJI can cancel support of your drone or release some firmware update to mess with your compatibility between drone and goggles etc).With this product, you won't have that headache!any potential cons?well, the goggles are kinda huge.so little more pain to travel with (compared to for example DJI Goggles 2).But the goggles work well, they do what there were designed for, and are actually pretty comfortable to have them on.I wouldnt recommend watching movies or anything like that using them.But for flying your drone to see the screen so much better, without sun and daylight interference, its the way to go.btw, no problem to have your glasses on, while using the goggles.Easy peasy..:-)

I’ve been using the DroneMask 2 for a little while now, and I have to say — it really impressed me. I got it mostly out of curiosity, wondering if it could make flying with my phone feel more immersive. Now that I’ve used it a few times, I don’t think I’ll go back to just staring at my screen.Surprisingly ComfortableFirst off, the mask is actually comfortable to wear. It looks big in photos, but once it’s on, it fits well and doesn’t feel heavy. The padding is soft and doesn’t dig in anywhere, and there’s enough adjustment to get a snug but not annoying fit. I’ve worn it for longer sessions (20+ minutes) without it bothering me at all.Incredible ImmersionThis is where it really shines. It turns your phone into a giant FPV screen — no splitting the image or VR-style weirdness. It’s just your full phone display, magnified and super clear. It honestly makes flying way more immersive. You get that locked-in, “in the cockpit” feeling without needing to buy an expensive set of FPV goggles.Works with Most AppsI use it with DJI Fly, and it works great. You just drop your phone in, line it up, and you’re good to go. No extra setup or pairing — the experience is simple but effective. You can still use the touch screen if you need to tap something quickly, but in general, once you’re in the air, you don’t need to touch anything.Image QualityThe optics are clean and sharp. I was worried it might distort the image or feel blurry around the edges, but it’s surprisingly clear. Obviously, it depends a bit on your phone’s screen resolution, but if you’ve got a halfway decent phone, it looks fantastic.A Few Small ThingsIt’s not for everyone. If you need to check your surroundings a lot while flying, popping the mask off and on isn’t as quick as just glancing at your screen. Also, there’s no built-in fan or anything like that, so on really hot days, it can get a bit warm inside. But those are small trade-offs considering how much better it makes the flying experience.Final ThoughtsIf you’re flying with your phone and want a more immersive experience without jumping straight into full FPV goggles, DroneMask 2 is 100% worth it. It’s well-built, surprisingly comfortable, and just makes flying more fun. I didn’t expect to like it this much, but now it’s my go-to for any relaxed flight session.

The good: simple to set up. No addtional app. YoutubeTV and Netflix can be watched and that is a bonus. I purchased to upgrade my drone experience. Check that box. The Done Mask 2 made it possible to see where I am going from a birds eye view. Amazing. For the price, not bad.The bad: little heavy with mobile phone causing a little strain/pressure on face around nose and back of next. Not something I could use for hours. Also, the C connection wire provided failed. My first use was with the 5 inch cable to connect my mobile phone to the drone controller. This is to be used in hand and. The Done Mask 2 to enjoy, a user would need a 24" or 36" cable. Because my cable Drone Mask 2 provided was defective, I had to resort to a controller about 2" from the Drone Mask 2. Hoping this message makes it to the MFG, who seem like soem nice guys who came up with a good idea.Overall I like the Drone mask 2 and recommend it.

Over priced

The Dronemask2 is a product that saves money in exchange for a little effort. That is, if you're comfortable with your controls, it's an even more immersive experience than just waiting to watch the vids later.But what impressed me the most was the completeness of the kit. Pretty much everything you need to make the connection from your phone to your controller is included in the kit.This is what made famous products of the past the icons they became. But be aware this product is simply a cool way to watch your screen. If your camera or connection is crap, that's what you'll experience.I first tried it on my Ascend 2600 and promptly lost it because the camera freezes as ops normal

Cheaply made for the price. The plastic part that holds your phone secure is very flimsy and mine broke the second time using it. I contacted the seller about it, but nothing was done about it. I would have been happy with just a new plastic part which I would have tried to install myself. For the price it should have a better system to secure your phone.