DMKR VR100 5.8GHz 40CH Analog FPV Goggles with Built-in Receiver, Video Recording, Battery, and Adjustable Diopter

5.8GHz FPV Goggles with Adjustable Diopter

The VR100 5.8GHz analog FPV goggles are designed for FPV drones, UAV systems, and real-time wireless video monitoring. With a manual adjustable optical design, the goggles can help users fine-tune the viewing distance and match different myopia requirements, making them more comfortable and flexible than basic fixed-focus FPV goggles.

Built-in 40CH Receiver with Auto Search

The goggles include a built-in 5.8GHz 40-channel receiver module with automatic channel searching. Users can quickly scan and select the strongest available signal, reducing setup time during FPV flying, field testing, or UAV video monitoring.

IPS Display for Real-Time FPV Viewing

Equipped with a 3.0-inch IPS high-brightness screen, the VR100 provides clear real-time analog video display for FPV applications. The low-latency video return makes it suitable for drone operation, wireless video testing, and analog monitoring systems where fast visual feedback is required.

Built-in Battery and USB Charging

The built-in 3.7V 1200mAh Li-ion polymer battery provides convenient standalone use without requiring an external power source. The universal USB charging interface makes the product easier to charge and use in field environments.

Built-in Battery and Type-C Charging

The built-in 3.7V 1200mAh lithium battery supports portable use without an external power source. Type-C charging improves charging convenience and makes the goggles easier to use in outdoor FPV environments, training setups, and field service scenarios.

AV Input and Output Support

The 3.5mm AV port supports both external video signal input and AV signal output. This allows the goggles to work with external video sources or connect to an external DVR for recording, giving system integrators and FPV users more flexibility in analog video setups.

Suitable for B2B and OEM/ODM Applications

The VR100 is suitable for FPV brands, drone accessory distributors, UAV training kits, analog video system suppliers, and OEM/ODM projects. Branding, packaging, accessory configuration, and bulk supply options can be discussed based on project requirements.