0:00 the problem
0:17 stock foam
1:38 DJI Soft-Fit foam
0:52 Rotor Riot fam
2:15 ProShot foam
3:04 availability
3:56 ultimate version?
4:25 price
4:49 unboxing
5:46 V2 comfort foam
6:05 no nose foam
6:58 installation begins
7:38 Velcro vs injection molded
8:26 Velcro strip
9:29 attaching foam
10:22 trying it on
10:48 my reaction
11:14 nose comfort?
11:32 significant improvement
12:09 light leak
13:32 conclusion
There's a lot of hate out there focused on the DJI Goggles Integra and how uncomfortable a lot of people think they are. Aside from a pretty weak selection of replacement foam and some questionable DIY modifications, there really hasn't been anything that has resolved the comfort issue entirely.
From personal experience with my Goggles Integra, the pressure on the bridge of my nose has been rather painful.. especially after wearing the goggles for longer than five minutes. I've experienced this pain with both the stock foam that the goggles shipped with and, to a lesser extent, the replacement foam that I purchased from Rotor Riot.
The other day I stumbled upon a video posted by ProShot FPV that showed their newly released replacement "ultimate comfort" foam for the DJI Goggles 2 and Goggles Integra. I decided to purchase some for myself to try it out and see if they finally could make the Goggles Integra truly comfortable to wear.
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