SJ-RG01 Dual-Optic FPV Goggles with DVR! (Best Cheap FPV Goggles?)

SJ RG01 FPV goggles are fairly compact, have a diversity receiver, DVR , auto band/channel signal scanning, dual optics... are they the best cheap FPV goggle? These goggles are loaded with features for the price -- but they come with compromises.
Although the goggles have a great field of view at 55 degrees, with many features. Unfortunately, the resolution is low and the optics utilize a fresnel lens. This leads to pixelation of some finer objects such as thin power lines and branches.
Unlike typical box goggles, these did not give me motion sickness but at the same time provided a very immersive experience due to the wide FoV. The foam was comfortable against my face (despite some light-leak), and they're very light weight.
The diversity reception is excellent. With high enough power output it is not even necessary to replace the stock antennas; but you can if you want and I do recommend it for best reception quality. Just make sure to purchase SMA to RP-SMA adapters, or RP-SMA antennas.
DVR resolution is 640x480, quality is excellent, and a life saver to find a downed/crashed quad as well as share your flights online. A must have for any FPV pilot and wonderful to have included.
Overall I give these a thumbs up. These are, in my view, the best chea FPV goggles you can buy to get started with FPV. They're just fine when used in open to semi-open area, which is where those new to FPV should be flying anyway.
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► Excelvan X218S BNF (FrSky Reciever):
► LDARC Tiny 6x (Bind and Fly FrSky):
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