Hawkeye FPV goggles

Choose Hawkeye FPV goggles for the ultimate flight immersion!

Enter the world of FPV with goggles that deliver bright, clear images. Hawkeye analog glasses are equipped with high-quality LCD displays with a resolution of 800x480 pixels. They provide excellent detail and rich colors. For those looking for cutting-edge technology, Hawkeye HD Transmission offers 720p/60fps digital video with ultra-low latency for a clutter-free, snow-free experience. Choose the perfect option for your piloting style and enjoy every flight.

• High image quality. Analogue models have a resolution of 800x480, while the digital system is 720p/60fps with H.265 encoding.

• Versatility of formats. Switching between 16:9 and 4:3 allows you to choose the ideal aspect ratio for any FPV camera.

• Built-in DVR recording. The built-in video recorder allows you to record flights to a memory card for later analysis.

• Digital innovation. The Hawkeye HD system offers a range of up to 10 km, latency as low as 35 ms, and a stable, interference-free signal .

• Comfort and thoughtfulness. Lightweight, adjustable format and comfortable design for long-term use.

Advanced technology for perfect video

The operating principle of Hawkeye FPV goggles is to receive a video signal from your drone and broadcast it to the built-in displays. Analog versions, such as Hawkeye FPV Goggles v2.0, use a 48-channel 5.8 GHz receiver with high sensitivity down to -94 dBm. This guarantees stable reception. They offer fast response times of less than 10ms and automatic recognition of PAL/NTSC systems.

The pinnacle of technology is the Hawkeye HD Transmission system. It uses proprietary HDLT low-latency transmission technology, delivering camera-to-screen latency as low as 35ms. Featuring zero-latency 2T2R antenna technology and H.265 encoding, you get a stable signal over a range of up to 10 kilometers without the interference associated with analog systems .

Convenience and additional features

The manufacturer Hawkeye took care of the comfort of pilots. For example, the Little Pilot V2 is ultra-light at 255 grams and features a clever refractive design that reduces eye strain and allows you to fly without removing your glasses . Digital glasses can be fitted with diopter inserts, making them ideal for users with any vision .

Almost all models are equipped with a microSD card slot and a DVR function that allows you to record video directly during the flight in 720x288 or 720x240 formats. It is an indispensable tool for flight analysis and content creation. A wide viewing angle of up to 145 degrees in the digital version gives you a real sense of being in the cockpit.

Screen and optics

• Resolution: 800×480 (TFT LCD 5″).
• Aspect Ratio: 16:9 / 4:3 (switchable).
• Brightness: 1000 lux (LED backlight).
• Response time: <10ms.
• Lens magnification: 2.5x.
• Format: NTSC/PAL.

Receiver

• Frequency: 5.8 GHz, 48 channels.
• Sensitivity: -94 dBm.
• Antennas: 2x RP-SMA (diversity, linear included).
• Auto channel search.

DVR

• Recording resolution: 720×288 / 720×240 @50/60 FPS.
• Memory card: microSD 8–32 GB (C10).
• Power and interfaces
• Voltage: 5–26 V (Type-C / XT30).
• Video: 3.5 mm input/output.
• Fan: antifog.

Physical parameters

• Weight: 255
• Dimensions: 15×18×8 cm.
• Glasses compatible: yes (frames <4.8x18 cm).