How can I find out which racing drones are compatible with the DJI goggles Racing Edition?

[Andrei]

Hi, I am the (very happy) owner of the DJI RE (Racing Ediction) goggles which I have used with my TinyHawk and my Mobula7 racing drones. Now I want to get a racing drone with a little more power and wind resistance. I am hesitating between the following models:

• Blade Inductrix FPV RTF (Amazon.com: Blade Inductrix FPV RTF (Yellow): Toys & Games)
• ARRIS X-Speed 280 V2 (Amazon.com: ARRIS X-Speed 280 V2 FPV Quadcopter Racing Drone RTF W/ Flycolor Raptor S-Tower 4-in-1 (30A ESC + F3 + OSD + PDB): Toys & Games)
• Walkera F210 FPV (Amazon.com: Walkera F210 FPV Racing Drone RC Quadcoper RTF (Devo 7 + Battery + Camera + OSD + Charger): Camera & Photo)

(BTW - I am leaning towards the Walkera F210).

I do not want to pay for a pair of FatSharks yet I often come across a warning that any goggles used with drone X must be "FatShark compatible".
The DJI RE goggles offer both analog and digital reception for race/acro drones. Does that mean that they can be used with any drone?
If not, how can I find out which one of these drones are compatible with me DJI RE goggles?
Thank you for any pointers!

 

[Andre Levite]

DJI has a video tutorial on interfacing the RE Goggles with third party-equipment.

It includes the compatibility info below:

 

[Andrei]

Thank you for your info and forgive me for being obtuse, but short of using occusync, how can I find out which of the three drone models above are compatible with the analog reception on the DJI RE goggles? For example, does the Walkera F210 FPV use a DEVO 10 (or a DEVO 10 - like) RC?
I also noticed that while these goggles did work with both my TinyHawy and my Mobula7, these are not listed, so the list given by DJI is not exhaustive.
I can, of course, order the drone and return it if it is not compatible, but that is a silly way to go about this.
Is there a better one?
Thank you!