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best analog fpv goggles VR04 FPV Analog GogglesDesigned for total immersion and comfort, the VR04 FPV Goggles feature a glasses friendly design with ample space, so you never have to remove your eyewear. Enhanced with contoured face padding and a soft rubber nose bridge, they block outside light effectively while fitting securely for longer, more focused sessions. The 2000mAh built in battery provides up to 2 hours of standby time, while one button recording lets you effortlessly capture footage

Designed for total immersion and comfort, the VR04 FPV Goggles feature a glasses-friendly design with ample space, so you never have to remove your eyewear. Enhanced with contoured face padding and a soft rubber nose bridge, they block outside light effectively while fitting securely for longer, more focused sessions. The 2000mAh built-in battery provides up to 2 hours of standby time, while one-button recording lets you effortlessly capture footage directly to a microSD card and relive your flights anytime.

Bullet Points

  • Glasses-Friendly Fit: Spacious interior lets you wear your glasses comfortably while flying.
  • Full Light-Blocking Design: Contoured face padding and a soft nose bridge seal out glare for total immersion.
  • 2000mAh Built-in Battery: Supports up to 2 hours of continuous use and can be conveniently powered by any 2–6S whoop batteries.

  • One-Button Recording: Instantly capture smooth footage directly to the goggles with a single press.

Specifications

  • Size: 168.8x182.1x98.5mm
  • Weight: 425g±10g
  • Video Format: NTSC/PAL
  • Supported Channel: 48CH
  • Screen Size: 4.3 inch
  • Screen Resolution: 800*480
  • Battery: 3.7V, 2000mAh
  • Runtime: About 2 hours in normal mode, about 1 hours in recording mode
  • Antenna Port: RP-SMA
  • Charging Port: Type-C
  • Card Slot: MicroSD card (Not included), Supports FAT32 system, maximum 64GB storage
  • Recording Resolution: 480P@30fps
  • Video Format: AVI

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Total Immersion & Comfort

The VR04 FPV Goggles are designed for extended-wear comfort, featuring a glasses-friendly interior that accommodates most eyewear. Premium PU face padding ensures a secure, comfortable fit, while a soft silicone nose bridge seals out external light to deliver a fully immersive flight experience.

Power Flexibility

Equipped with a built-in 2000mAh battery, the VR04 supports up to 2 hours of use on a single charge. For added flexibility, it can also be powered directly by any 2‑6S whoop battery—ideal for extended sessions or quick-swap setups.

Record & Replay

Capture each flight effortlessly with one-button recording directly to a microSD card (supports up to 64GB of storage). Relive your most thrilling moments anytime, with no extra gear required.

How to Record A Video?

  • Insert a microSD card into the card slot, FAT32 format only and maximum 64G;
  • Short press the record button once, a red dot will appear in the upper left corner. Then there will be a "beep-beep" sound from FPV goggles;
  • Wait for 8 seconds, the red dot and the recording LED indicator will start flashing. At the same time, a timer appears on the screen, indicating the start of recording;
  • To stop the recording, short press the record button once again. After 2-3 seconds, the red dot on the upper left corner stop flashing, the timer disappears, and the red record LED indicator turns off.

Notes: 
1. After pressing the record button, the DVR recording function will take about 8-10 seconds to be activated, please wait in patience.
2. The maximum length of each recording is 10 minutes. When a recording exceeds 10 minutes, a new recording file will be created automatically.

The VR04 FPV Goggles support 5.8G and 48 channels. Press and hold the 5D button for 2-3 seconds to activate frequency search. There will be a beep after 3 seconds, and the best available frequency will be selected automatically. Signal quality of each frequency is indicated by red, yellow and green.

  • Green (0<RSSI<20): Frequency is available.
  • Yellow (20<RSSI<70): Frequency has moderate interference from another transmitter.
  • Red (70<RSSI): Frequency is completely in use by a transmitter.
  • White: The strongest signal which the goggles received in this scan.

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User Manual for VR04 FPV Goggles

Package

  • 1 * VR04 FPV Goggles
  • 1 * Adjustable Headband
  • 1 * User Manual
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