FPV Goggle Kit for iPhone, iPad. Phantom 2, Inspire 1 and Q500. (5.8GHz, Front Facing Camera, HDMI 1080p) Flysight Spexman One KumbaCamGhz, Front Facing Ca

a little on the pricey side, but it has some great features. I fly alongside a lot of guys w/fatsharks and they like these. it picks up all the freq (fatshark, bocsam, flysigtht). You should just buy a $3 xf60 to jst to supplied charging cable and ur good to go. I use a 4S 14.5 batt and im powered for like 5 straight hours. I put a long cable on it so it goes in my pocket.plus it has a fan that kicks on when the components heat up. nice. plugs rigth into my Ps4.. i guess i could zone out on the plan and watch movies lolfront facing camera is OK but i find myself just lifting the goggles when i get up to walk .

I love these goggles...the picture quality is FAR better than any Fatshark goggles I've used. The Fatshark Diopter inserts work for us nearsighted people as well. Comes with plenty of input and output wires. Takes HDMI in, the diversity receiver works perfectly...it has RP-SMA antenna connectors...so take that in to mind when you buy your cloverleaf antennas. The forward facing camera and Picture in Picture feature is cool.FYI these are KumbaCam goggles... it says so when you turn them on :)

These goggles are actually spexman one goggles, rebranded as kumbacam.Pros:HDMI in, played a few games on xbox one and it was pretty cool.Pretty comfortable overall, good goggles if you want to watch tv/play games on them.Front Facing camera, I didn't think I would use this but it's nice to be able to see what's in front of you.Cons:No head tracking, 30 degree FOV and expensive for what you get. Also, one cell on the 3s battery died within 5 uses. I decided to go with Fatshark Attitude v2s.

All excelent!