（Not an ad or anything, saw someone post something similar a while back so figured id share my experience too）

Rc2 has a full function usb c port so it can output video to any external display. ive been plugging my rayneo glasses into it for the past few weeks and using it as my main screen when flying my mini 4 pro.

the biggest difference vs the rc2 screen is sunlight readability. anyone whos tried flying midday knows how annoying it is trying to see the feed with the sun blasting the screen. with the glasses that problem is basically gone since the display is right in front of your eyes and ambient light isnt washing it out, framing and composition is also easier to judge on a bigger image. small details like horizon level or objects at the edge of frame that i used to miss on the rc2 screen are a lot more obvious now.

its not a full replacement for the rc2 screen tho. you lose situational awareness since the glasses take up your field of vision so i only use them in open areas away from people.

for anyone whos been thinking about fpv goggles but doesnt wanna commit to a full setup this is a pretty low effort way to get a similar experience with what you already have

using ar glasses as a display for the rc2 honestly a solid alternative to FPV goggles