Fat Shark ECHO Analog FPV Goggles

I just wanted to try out analog before I got really invested in this hobby. I have a DJI setup with the Avata, but the thing is just too big to fly around my small yard as an uncoordinated beginner. So, I picked up some small 1S micros and decided to get some stick time messing around with those in the hopes that some of those skills will translate back to cinewhooping. These goggles are working out wonderfully for that. The only thing that bugs me is the strap. But, whatever, for $99, it's a useable strap.

I think these are the best value for a quality goggle. Better than most higher priced ones. They do the job well.

I have recently swapped from walksnail to analog for racing. fatshark put %90 of the value of these goggles into the screen, a really large display by comparison to other box goggles I've used. the receiver gets a really good signal despite being non-diversity, just use a good aftermarket antenna. the foam is removable and customizable for face shape. there are no adjustments for the screen, but in other box goggles the adjustments do absolutely nothing, so fatshark fixed the screen in place so they could include a larger screen. the weight balance is really good on these googles as well, most of the mass of the goggle is closer to your face, so they don't feel like they are twisting and grinding into your nose. battery life is around 1.5 hours, but can be used while charging from a lipo xt60 to usb bec.
I would definitely suggest anyone looking to get into the hobby or looking to expand should seriously consider these goggles and analog video.