Anybody tried (https://www.dji.com/goggles-integra?site...m=homepage) yet? They look nice and are cheaper than the fatshark digital goggles. I think Dji came out with them today??

Be aware that for DIY built FPV quads you can only use them with the DJI O3 Air Unit and the original DJI Air Unit (no longer in production) and Caddx Vista (which now probably has a limited manufacturing life). So if you are happy to fly the Avata or the quads with the O3 Air Unit installed going forward then they might be an option. You aren't going to get any micro quads with the O3 Air Unit installed in it though as it's too big / heavy. A few people have de-cased an O3 Air Unit and put it on a micro quad but there are risks involved with doing that and the quad still won't be particularly light.

Also be aware that the fitment of DJI Goggles Integra and the DJI Goggles 2 is problematic for a lot of users. The shallow faceplate isn't designed f0r western faces and fitting thicker foam seems to compromise the view into the screens (blurry or cut of edges/corners). If however you are of eastern origin with a flattish face then they will probably fit you like a glove. There is also no lens anti-fogging fan which could be an issue in hot / humid weather.

I have to say that the huge battery unit on the back does look like a bit of a monstrosity

There are some more details in the following thread: https://intofpv.com/t-dji-goggles-integr...controller

Yeah, I was not looking at getting them it just looked interesting!