Parrot is releasing a new version of its Anafi drone that'll come bundled with a pair of cockpit glasses.

The Anafi FPV launches this month as a $799 package that includes last year's Anafi drone model plus a headset, which you can strap on to view live video footage from the aerial bot's 180-degree camera.

The headset itself is Parrot's third-generation cockpit glasses. They work by pairing with your smartphone and Parrot's FreeFlight mobile app. You then place your smartphone inside the headset, and drone footage from the app streams through the cockpit glasses.

When you wear the device, you'll also be greeted with a virtual head-up display that'll tell you the drone's flight speed, direction, altitude, and location. With a click of button, you can shut off the HUD for a fully immersive, bird's-eye-view experience.

The headset can also access your smartphone's camera, meaning you can operate the drone without removing the cockpit glasses. "Switch to See-Through View, and you'll see live video from your smartphone camera. An overlay shows the exact position of your drone — and if your Anafi is off-screen, an icon points to its location."

The drone itself can take 4K/1080p video and 21MP photos with HDR. The front-mounted 180-degree camera can also tilt downward and up toward the sky. For more, check out our review. Expect to get 25-minute flights with it.

The Anafi FPV bundle also comes with a backpack, which you can use as a platform to launch the Anafi drone. "That means you no longer need to put your drone down on snow-covered slopes, mud and dirt, or rugged terrain as you prepare for launch," the company said.

So far, Parrot hasn't released standalone pricing for the third-gen cockpit glasses.