Quanum Cyclops V2 FPV Goggle w/ Integrated Monitor and 40ch Receiver

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Great value for money

Apr 17, 2018

Great value for money , lightweight and comfortable, Recommended

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A Real Bargain

Jan 09, 2018

These goggles were a real steal in the recent Christmas sales. Powered up and one press on the scan button and there was the picture. I bought them to be able to wear my 2.5 reading glasses inside them - not a problem. I have put them on several times forgetting my glasses and I can still see clearly without glasses. A real economic way of trying out FPV and if you switch up to something more sophisticated there is always someone at flying field who will want to put them on and "ride along" with you.

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nice item

Dec 08, 2017

it's nice only the focus i a bit lose further fine qualty 2 cells lipo is ok

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Amazing Value

Nov 15, 2017

I really like these Quanum Cyclone V2 goggles. I still can't believe these work so well for the price. I use them with FPV car action. I have two other sub-$100 goggles. One doesn't provide the FPV immersion I was looking for. The other goggles don't have the video signal I need for quick FPV car reaction time. These goggle provide both and are fabulous.
The only slight complaints I have is the nose opening doesn't work real well for me. Kind of feels my nose is holding up the goggles a little. Also, it would be nice if it had a built-in DVR but that is really hard to complain about at this price point. I have an external SD DVR that I connect to these goggles. But these "complaints" are a stretch and I totally recommend purchasing these goggles, especially at this price point. Amazing!

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Great!

Oct 12, 2017

This is my first experience with FPV and I highly recommend these for the price.Cant be beat!

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First FPV goggles

Jul 19, 2017

Got it this morning and it exceeded all my expectations :)

Quality wise, the only negative thing IMO is the clumsy lens positioning system.. But i'm sure there's a way to add some tension to the levers from the inside.

To go with it i got the Quanum FPV headset battery (2S 1500mAh), Diatone 3 leaf RHCP SMA antenna and the Quanum Elite QB58 camera combo. Everything working flawlessly and surprisingly good range and quality for a tiny whoop.

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Good quality!!

Jun 23, 2017

Amazing goggles !!! really recommend them.
+ screen quality
+ lightweight
+ good internal receiver
+ wearing comfort

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BIG BOXY POOR QUALITY

May 28, 2017

I received in short order IE fast shipping but as for glasses fitting in I have a Eachine VR 007 and they are smaller fit better and my glasses fit in easy and quality control is better IN THE CYCLOPS GLASSES SNAG ON FOAM AND THE LENS IS SO LOSE THAT IF I HAVE LENS BACK TOWARD MY FACE AND BEND MY HEAD FORWARD THE LENS FALLS FORWARD AND THE SIZE IS BIGLIKE TWICE SIZE OF 007'S IT ISA WASTE OF MONEY BUYING THESE I READ all the hype about how great the cyclops are but no I wish hD NEVER BOUGHT.

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Excellent value

Apr 24, 2017

Great value for money better than the v1 optics are better can't go wrong for the price. And the shipping was amazingly fast ordered Monday received Wednesday same week dhl hk go uk
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Overall, very happy! But...

Apr 24, 2017

I bought the Cyclops V2's after seeing so many positive reviews with the V1's on RC Groups. I saw some of the mods that people had made with the V1's, referencing issues such as being able to select a specific channel, rather than having to scan to find their channel, and better padding for the frame.

Well, from what I have observed with the V2s? I am VERY impressed, and VERY happy with them.

They're lightweight, they have a neoprene pouch on the back that fits my battery packs, the barrel connector for power is routed nicely to the back where the pouch is, and the elastic straps hold the headset on my face nicely!

Quantum also stepped up and offered two different cable adapters for the batteries that are most commonly used for the headset - XT60, or JST; they work WONDERFULLY at connecting up batteries.

There are only 2 niggling little things about the headset that I have to "complain" about, and they're really kind of minor.

1) The dipole antenna that comes with the headset is...well, it's cheap. I can't say that nicely. It gets the job done, though, and I was able to make a successful flight around my local Little League baseball field with it, but the headset's OSD kept warning me of lower signal levels as I flew. Not much of a surprise there, but it's not the greatest quality for video transmission. I think this is where Quantum cut corners to offer us something at an AMAZING price, though, so in this respect, you kinda get what you pay for. I'm already planning on upgrading to an RHCP SMA antenna, which I have a feeling will improve my video signal.

2) While most people are saying that the headset fits over glasses, the foam padding snags on the sides of mine. I can pull the headset over my glasses, and they fit fine; however, as soon as I try to take them off, they grab the sides of the frames and pull my glasses off. It's not horrible for me, as I'm nearsighted; I just adjust the fresnel lens a tiny bit and I'm seeing clear without the glasses. The other option (which I haven't done yet, because I'm worried that I might not cut the foam cleanly enough) is to "notch" the foam on either side so that the foam won't grab my frames and pull my glasses off. This issue may not be a problem for anyone else; I happen to have a wide face and the glasses I got go right to the edge of my face. But, wanted to let everyone know that it does not fit ALL glasses, more like about 75% of the frames (at least, with the foam padding on each side of the goggles - if it's removed, you might find it a better fit).

Am I happy with these goggles? You betcha. Would I recommend them? At roughly $60 US, they're the best things I've found for the price, and are a great entry level system or even backup for someone else watching you fly FPV. Like I said, my two issues are minor - the first one is easy to fix; just pick up a CP antenna that matches the one on your FPV transmitter when you purchase this headset, if you think that you're going to have an issue with the distance. The second one? Well, that may not even BE an issue for you, unless you have a wide face and the same glasses frames that I do. Even if you ultimately decide it's to be relegated to a "backup" headset, this is the best one I've seen for the price.