hey ive just received the goggles n3 and when i tried them on i noticed that the goggles rest on my nose and its gonna hurt when i do long sessions. any advice will help. thanks
Most DJI goggles are designed around the smaller chinese face, try upgrading the face foam?
do they work with the n3?
The N3s are different to the goggles 3
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Might be to new, but i’m sure someone will come out with aftermarket face foam for them. For just over £5 id still buy that face foam and try and retro fit it till it’s comfy on my face. bodge it if you will until a proper aftermarket foam face comes out that is designed to work with the N3’s.
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thanks for the advice. i will defiantly keep that wish listed. untill there are compatible ones released i may take the foam it came with and use that taped to the bottom.
is there a way to buy a head strap so it can take some of the weight off the front of the goggles and put it to the back.
yes and no. more like front to back. as u find on the vr headsets.
nothing was in the box no. and i checked everything
Found an aftermarket one on Amazon:
£11 is a bit steep mind you, you could make your own a lot cheaper lol
yeah i got some double sided velcro some where. lol
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also 25th feb for delivery. pfft lol. im good
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After seeing several reviews saying these goggles were comfortable, I was disappointed.
The goggles N3 either rests painfully on the bridge of my nose or I can slide it down to pinch my nostrils shut. Those are the only 2 options I have found. The foam on the forehead part is like an inch too thick and the foam on the cheek part is non existent. I dont wear glasses but I cant imaging anyone getting glasses under there without them being smashed against your nose. I did get a head strap and that does help a little. Anyway, I’m just hear to complain and hopefully find a replacement foam piece.