So i've been flying the DJI FPV combo for about a year now and honestly love it but been thinking about picking up an Avata 2 to mess around with more confined spaces and some indoor stuff. My main question is whether the Goggles 2 are worth the upgrade over v2 if i already own the v2 from my FPV setup. Like obviously they're compatible but is the display difference actually noticeable day to day or is it one of those things where you only notice in a side by side comparison and then forget about it immediately after.

Also curious if anyone switched from the FPV to the Avata and what the learning curve was like. I imagine acro mode is a different beast on something that light but i've heard the stabilization on the Avata 2 is almost too good if that makes sense.

I made exactly this switch last spring. Kept my v2 goggles for a while with the Avata 2 and honestly it was fine, like genuinely fine. The Goggles 2 are sharper for sure but the v2 are perfectly usable and if you're doing indoor stuff in lower light conditions you might actually prefer the v2 brightness in some situations. I only upgraded because I found a used pair for a decent price.

The handling difference between FPV and Avata 2 is real though. The Avata feels floaty in a way that took me a couple weeks to stop fighting. Coming from the FPV which has that heavier punchy feel you kind of expect a certain inertia and the Avata just doesnt have it. Normal mode is almost boring but acro on the Avata 2 is genuinely fun once you dial in the rates.

the stabilization thing you mentioned is real, i turned it way down pretty much immediately. default settings felt like flying through jello kind of. once you get into manual mode more and back off the horizon leveling it clicks way better