Epson Moverio BT-300 - Augmented Reality Gl with an OLED Display

'Everything you Need' says the product description. I received my Moverio BT-300 last weekend after viewing many unboxing and review videos on YouTube. The only purpose I have for these AR glasses is for use with my Mavic Pro drone. So I was surprised and very disappointed to find that the small plastic clip that would allow me to mount the BT-300 on my Mavic remote controller is no longer included. This means I had to put my hand in my pocket and buy the optional BT-300 controller mount for another £21.95. Of course I had no choice but to order. Today I got an email from the Epson store telling me that due to 'increased demand' delivery of said mount is delayed with no actual shipping date given. So everything you need? I don't think so! I'm having to look for somebody to 3D print a mount so I can actually use the glasses. Penny pinching at its very worst!!

Easy to set-up and connect to the DJI Mavic Pro. Not as easy to use if you wear glasses as they lead you to believe. Personally I found them very uncomfortable and difficult to position correctly, particularly as there is no lens adjustment.I returned them as they just wasn’t comfortable. Went back to using iPad mini

I've used a variety of display devices with my drones, latterly a Mavic Pro and this is my favourite so far. Until buying these I was using a 7.85" HB Crystalsky which is superb but the BT-300s just gives you more freedom, you can just tip your head and see the drone while still keeping your eye on the Go4 display. The image is bright and clear despite me needing reading glasses. I've had no software issues, download speed is poor although there's no buffering when watching YouTube videos. I think that this is the perfect drone display solution.

This is product has not been properly developed yet. You can see the potential, some aspects such as the drone integration works well to the point but the battery drain is so hard when youre flying you cant rely on it and then have to switch devices. Im torn whether to return this or not, im in IT so its giving lots of ideas of what is certainly the future. Google blocking these guys out of playstore fcuck you google thats not on.

I think context is important. I spend an exceptional amount of my time teaching maths, science, and managing staff. Being stuck on a tablet or laptop will not do for me. I need to visualize work, take pictures of experiments and look at documents etc etc. The bt-300 permits me to do this and is also a talking point amongst students. They use the youtube facility camera mode to help with experiments and so on. Our next step as an education company is developing apps to assist teachers to run complex experiments.