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.
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
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.
