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goggles fpv HDZero Goggle 2 – HDZero Shop(US)HDZero Goggle 2 builds on the success of the original with practical upgrades pilots will appreciate: a sharper, dust resistant optic module, built in analog receiver, integrated WiFi for wireless mirroring, and a protective hard case. It keeps everything that made the original greatultra low latency, open source flexibility, and all in one digital + analog supportwhile adding more value and convenience for everyday flying. Bundle options: HDZero
HDZero Goggle 2 builds on the success of the original with practical upgrades pilots will appreciate: a sharper, dust-resistant optic module, built-in analog receiver, integrated WiFi for wireless mirroring, and a protective hard case. It keeps everything that made the original great—ultra-low latency, open-source flexibility, and all-in-one digital + analog support—while adding more value and convenience for everyday flying.
Bundle options:
- HDZero Goggle 2 with Echo Antenna Kit Bundle (save $27)
- HDZero Goggle 2 Starter Kit - Complete HDZero Ecosystem ($72 Bundle Discount)
Details:
- HDZero Goggle was designed with the FPV community for the FPV community. We asked what you wanted, and we delivered:
- Open-source goggle software and CAD files, so you can customize it to your preferences
- Clear digital video immune to warping, color shifting, and image rolling
- 1080p 90hz adaptive refresh rate OLED micro-displays
- Resolutions for different flying types: 1080p30, 720p60, 540p90, and 540p60
- Smoothest and fastest link for the most connected flying feel (3ms glass-to-glass)
- Fly with friends – 1-way broadcast doesn’t interfere with nearby pilots
- Improved analog video resolution with real-time deinterlacer
- Built-in analog receiver sharing antenna with HDZero receiver
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All the video input and output you need – one goggle for digital, analog, and HDMI video
- Analog 3.5mm AV input
- HDMI input and output
- Headphone/microphone combo jack
- Add-on analog module bay that accepts most of today’s analog modules
- Mount antennas to innovative rail mount system
Features:
- Fully enclosed optical module to keep dust out
- Significantly sharper edges for enhanced optical display clarity (<1.5% distortion)
- Greatly enhanced analog reception performance, ensuring improved handling of weak signals
- Available in two shell colors—White and Red—to suit individual preferences
- On/off sliding switch – be confident that the goggle is on or off at a glance or by feel
- Designed for open source, the goggle runs Linux. All code for the user interface is open source
- Support diopter lens inserts
- 90Hz 1080p OLED screens with sliding IPD adjustment and dials for focus adjustment
- By integrating the entire goggle display pipeline with HDZero’s fixed-latency video transmission, these goggles achieve 3ms glass-to-glass sub-frame latency with no jitter or dropped frames
- Mounting rails for patch antennas or whatever else you might want to mount
- Recessed front SMA jacks so no need to remove antennas when packing the goggle away
- Three independently addressable fans work in combination to cool the internals and prevent fogging. They are soft mounted to prevent screen vibration and noise
- HDMI input and HDMI output
- Built-in microphone for DVR
- 3.5mm combination headphone / microphone jack for audio and external mic
- 3.5mm analog video/audio input for use with ground station inputs
- Integrated 2D deinterlacer that adds no delay for analog input
- Built-in ELRS backpack support
- Built-in H.265 DVR for HDMI in/Analog/HDZero input
- Built-in analog receiver
- Built-in 2.4Ghz WiFi video streaming module for live streaming
- 6-axis smart inertial measurement for head tracking pan+tilt support
- Add-on side-mounted analog module bay that accepts most of today’s analog modules
Specification:
- HDMI input latency: <1ms
- Analog Camera glass-to-goggle glass latency: <2ms
- HDZero Camera glass-to-goggle glass latency: <3ms
- Adjust IPD range: 58-72mm (57-70mm for v1)
- Adjustable focus range: +4 to -7 diopter (was +2 to -6 for v1)
- Full HD 1920x1080p 90fps OLED micro display
- FOV: 46deg
- Input voltage: 7V-25.2V (2S-6S)
Includes:
- 1x HDZero Goggle 2
- 1x Wide face plate
- 1x Narrow face plate
- 1x Foam padding
- 1x Goggle Strap
- 1x 1200mm XT60 cable
- 1x 150mm HDZero VTX programing cable
- 1x Hard case travel box
- 1x Lens cloth
Why HDZero Goggle 2 Costs More — And Why It’s Worth It
HDZero Goggle 2 adds meaningful upgrades that enhance performance, durability, and convenience:
- Improved Optic Module – Now dust-resistant and redesigned for greater image clarity. This upgrade involves injection model tooling modifications and raises production costs, yet it results in a sharper, more refined viewing experience.
- Built-in High-Sensitivity Analog Receiver – No need to buy a $50 analog expansion bay or a separate analog receiver (often $80-160+).
- Integrated WiFi Mirroring – Effortlessly mirror your FPV feed to a phone or PC with no extra gear.
- Included Hard Shell Case – A $20 value included to protect your investment in transit and storage.
Together, these upgrades offer more than $150 in added value, while the new optic module significantly improves your day-to-day flying experience. The price increase reflects both the added features and the higher manufacturing cost — and we believe it’s a solid upgrade for any pilot.
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- If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
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- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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★★★★★ 5
Pen holder feature isn't good
Color: Cocoa
Edited review: previously I gave this a two-star review because when I inserted the pen into the pen holder the wallet couldn't close anymore... I tried taking it out putting it back in a few times and it seemed obvious to me that something was wrong and I just could not figure out why the wallet possibly was having an issue closing even though it's designed to hold a pen...
To me it seemed obvious that when inserting the pen you should have the clip on the inside where are the bills go.... That single millimeter of space that that clip takes up in the bill fold causes the wallet to not be able to close properly so it springs open.
Needless to say that felt extremely cheap for a product of this price and I was very unhappy and considering a return and after writing a bad review I happen to see product pictures with the clip on the inside of the wallet where your cards go and it dawned on me that I had just simply put the pen in in the wrong orientation.
That completely solves the issue.
So updated back to five stars, and the wallet is great.
2n update after using it for a week on an international trip so I was carrying my passport.
Worked great - made me feel safe to always have my passport and room for all my most important documents inside a -just- large enough for a passport wallet. I really don't think they could have saved another millimeter and still made such a quality wallet.
Having a micro pen in there is icing on the cake - makes you feel like James bond. I also felt safer having a hidden bill compartment so your not showing a fat stack of foreign currency (I mean depends on your use case but I was in some rather poor areas and this added some peace of mind and 'security' in my opinion). You can just keep some small bills up front and your real stack on the hidden flap.
I won't dock a star for it - but keeping this on a back pocket so you're sitting on it because it's bigger and the way it holds cards after just one week there's already card imprints on the leather (just imagine your older leather wallets where the cards start wearing through the leather)
Also I tested the RFD blocking and it indeed works. I'm unable to scan any cards through the wallet and that was an important feature to me. Even when the wallet is open and I ran scanners directly over cards (in the sleeves) it still didn't pick anything up.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works
Color: Cocoa
Good wallet that can fit a passport, hold cash, and cards. “Hidden” pockets too, but that just means more storage space to me. Soft and supple leather that gets better when conditioned and cared for properly. Main feature I like is the RFID blocking, I only get wallets that have it.
Expensive- yes. Works, also yes.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Really bad amazon customer service
Color: Black
The wallet seems great but the box it came in wasn't sealed. It was supposed to arrive by the 22nd and it arrived 4 days later. I needed it for a trip on the 1st. When I took it out, the wallet had two scratches at the back and the pen was also scratched. I contacted customer service and they couldn't help me in any way to get the replacement item before my departure date. I kept it anyways because of thr necessity. Gave it 3 stars because of the good quality of the wallet
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Great Wallet
I'm pretty particular when it comes to things that I need to carry at all times when I'm out. When looking for a new wallet back in 2014, I initially went with the oft recommended Saddleback Leather Medium Bifold. Initially, that wallet seemed to be both durable and well made. Unfortunately, after several months in the back pocket, two things became clear: first, the leather was so taught that it was breaking my credit cards in half at the pinch point of the credit card slot. Second, what I took for durability in the thickness of the leather quickly turned into nuisance as I ended up with an inch thick brick that ruined my seating comfort. I called Saddleback regarding the first point and they told me that it was a known issue and if I didn't like it I could send the wallet back, which I did. That left me at a crossroads with a new requirement: I wanted a leather wallet that was thin enough to not be uncomfortable, held 6 credit/id cards and a handful of bills. I searched around until I came across Bellroy. The travel wallet seemed to check all the boxes and added some features I never knew I needed. After 6 years of use, I finally decided that the original travel wallet I bought in 2014 had run its useful life, down to holes in the leather and all. I liked it so much, I bought another one. There are some subtle differences which I will highlight below.
1. Fits in Your Pocket
This is ostensibly the best feature of the wallet. It is large in the two dimensions you shouldn't care about and thin where it counts. I have not found a pair of pants that I would wear that it doesn't fit in. With my passport, 6 credit/id cards, and a dozen bills it is roughly 3/4 inches thick. Fabulous.
2. The Right Pen
I had no idea how useful the pen would be. I find occasion to pull it out at least once a week. I used to carry the wonderful Fisher Space Pen, but no longer do as this fills the role in a much for optimized way. Bellroy is kind enough to include an ink refill with every wallet and I still have the refill from 2014. That's not to delegitimize the previous point; the kind of things I write are forms and other short memos. I wouldn't use the pen to write a novel. The new wallet looks to have a pen that Bellroy have either white labelled or made themselves. I haven't yet written with it, but if it is at least as good as the Walkie it replaced, things should be fine.
3. Added Security
The new wallet takes the split billfold and adds a flap that conveniently hides away the back section from prying eyes. In theory this seems like a useful feature. In practice, the flap is not quite long enough to allow for more than one or two bills without the cavity being visible when the wallet is opened. The new wallet also has RFID shielding which I don't recall being a feature of the old wallet. It sounds like a useful feature now that at least one of my credit cards has a contactless payment feature.
4. Leather
It's a thin wallet so you should expect the leather to be thin as well. I got 6 years out of the first wallet and I'm not a guy who is easy on wallets. It has been in my pocket on rooftops doing solar installations, in machine shops, and on every kind of seat imaginable. My old wallet has been fully submerged in water more than once. With all that punishment, it outlasted the warranty by two times. None of the stitching has failed and the only real damage is two small holes in the outer leatherwork. If you are a business traveler, this should go out of style before it is rendered unusable from wear.
In short, this is a great wallet for everyday use. I approve to the extent that I didn't look for a new choice when my old one wore out.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Very handy
Color: Sienna
I purchased it because I still use paper boarding passes. With luggage claim paper, your passport and ID card, things could get quite messy if you try to put everything in your bag or backpack’s compartment.
This one organizes all those nicely. Because of its size it accommodates multiple boarding passes and luggage claim papers easily. (They used to get crumpled in international flights, and It annoyed me.). Yet it is compact enough to carry in your pocket.
One negative is its price. It is expensive. But it is a quality product. Nice leather and well made.
If you are willing to spend some $, this will spare you from searching your boarding pass and passport frantically at boarding. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025