SoloGood FPV Monitor 4.3inch with DVR 5.8Ghz 40CH 800 x 480 IPS Drone Receiver Monitor for FPV Drone RC Cars

Shipped next day. Display was easy to charge, setup, scan channels, and deliver FPV footage from my drone. Delivered as advertised. Updated 6/16 - I fly this display all the time and like it better than my HDZero goggles which cost 8 times as much. I made a mount out of camera parts and it is mounted to my radio. Very happy with this display.

Great product. Dinky antennas, but you can use any one you need. Video switching is seamless, and the quality is not bad at all for an anolog system. The battery life is not ideal, but it is fine for something so streamlined and compact. It comes with a battery adapter so you can plug your 6s batteries into the micro usb port. Don't mix this cable up with other stuff, lol.

It works great! They should add a simple fold out kickstand on the next one. I bought an adhesive phone kickstand with suction cups and it’s awesome now. Throw on better antennas for better reception! I put my old dji vs stubby antennas on it! Before connecting its impossible to see the channel you’re on when trying to find it because of the static. If you want to mount it to your radio you can use a phone clip and the rig it to the lanyard hoop on the radio. I just use it for FPV ride alongs mostly and testing footy of a new cam. I dig the record function, I find it easier to watch playback on this monitor than in my goggles. I just wished they updated it to auto record when channel connect like my goggles. Analog for life - Kazi!

worked as expected

Bought this for my daughter to watch while flying. Good picture and great range. Best bang for your buck.

Most of the drones this monitor is seen with operate on 5Ghz. This operates at 5.8Ghz and is not compatible. Cell phones are used with their WIFI connection.

Overall this is a decent unit for the price. It is light-weight enough to mount to a transmitter, and the menu navigation is decent. To make it bright enough to see in the afternoon while under a shade tree, I've had to max out the brightness, contrast, and backlight settings. I can now fly my plane using only the screen (only in the shade), but it's near-impossible to tell how far i am above the ground without other objects in the area, as the still somewhat dim screen is difficult to see fine-details with when outdoors.Pros:Menu navigation is decent, not too complicated.DVR with a setting to enable audio recording. I was unable to test this function due to my vtx not having a microphone.Lightweight.Auto-channel-search has worked well every time I've used this monitor.Videos can be taken off memory card and played with no proprietary software/format.Cons:Videos are saved to the memory card in 3-minute files, splicing them together on the pc sometimes reveals frame skipping or pausing during playback.No ability to switch video aspect ratio to 4:3.Requires setting brightness, contrast, and backlight to 100% to make it slightly acceptable in the shade.Sharpness setting appears to do nothing, and can only go up to ~63%.Inability to set date/time for correct video file info.It would be nice to have an AV out along with the AV in, so you could connect a larger screen.

I was hoping to playback my DJI videos form my drones but I haven’t tried it yet because it’s limited to 32g micro sd cards. I will have to purchase one to find out, but it works great for wireless 5.8 video feeds.