Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you want to fly a drone, quadcopter or RC plane using FPV then you will need a set of FPV goggles and the O20 goggles are a lower-priced set of OLED goggles from Skyzone.
This review represents my findings and opinions after weeks of using the O30 goggles, rather than just a quick unboxing and list of specifications.
Pros:
- lower priced than most other OLED FPV goggles
- excellent receivers and RapidMix operation
- very nice video image quality (they're OLED!)
- comfortable and well sealed against light leaks
- narrower field of view (if you prefer wide FOVs)
Cons:
- still more expensive than many LCD goggle offerings
- the screen-saver caught me out (but just once)
- DVR uses motion-JPEG (MJPEG) rather than H264
- narrow field of view (if you prefer larger FOVs)
Conclusion:
If you're on a budget but must have OLED technology in your FPV goggles or if you don't like the wide FOV of the 04X goggles then these are a something well worth taking a look at.
Disclosure:
This product was provided for review purposes -- but that doesn't influence my review findings and you won't find any affiliate links here so there's no commercial imperative behind my findings.
Thank you to my Patreon supporters who make these videos possible without commercial considerations and without mid-roll ads.
If you want to fly a drone, quadcopter or RC plane using FPV then you will need a set of FPV goggles and the O20 goggles are a lower-priced set of OLED goggles from Skyzone.
This review represents my findings and opinions after weeks of using the O30 goggles, rather than just a quick unboxing and list of specifications.
Pros:
- lower priced than most other OLED FPV goggles
- excellent receivers and RapidMix operation
- very nice video image quality (they're OLED!)
- comfortable and well sealed against light leaks
- narrower field of view (if you prefer wide FOVs)
Cons:
- still more expensive than many LCD goggle offerings
- the screen-saver caught me out (but just once)
- DVR uses motion-JPEG (MJPEG) rather than H264
- narrow field of view (if you prefer larger FOVs)
Conclusion:
If you're on a budget but must have OLED technology in your FPV goggles or if you don't like the wide FOV of the 04X goggles then these are a something well worth taking a look at.
Disclosure:
This product was provided for review purposes -- but that doesn't influence my review findings and you won't find any affiliate links here so there's no commercial imperative behind my findings.
Thank you to my Patreon supporters who make these videos possible without commercial considerations and without mid-roll ads.
