Well, I got my replacement Moverio BT-200 from Epson. They are a lot easier to use when the menus are in English! Of course now I can see the language selection choice, but the other set were hopeless for me to find it.
Anyways, the instructions are fairly poor, but I was able to figure out how to load the DJI app and enable the "tap to mute" feature so that you can turn off the display to see out thru the glasses and then turn it back on. Very neat feature.
I can also confirm that DJI is saying that the Inspire will not work with them out of the box. I have hopes they will develop the app to work with them via the USB connector.
Which is better? Well for the Phantom, I prefer the Moverios. Just from an ease of use. If you have the new remote with controls on the gimbal, then you don't need to fiddle with the app at all during flight.
I don't put much stock in claims from tech companies promising features down the road. I've found that if it's not included on day 1, your chances are pretty slim getting it later on the same model. Maybe version 2.0. So if you buy the Epson unit in hopes of it working some day with the Inspire, you are taking a gamble.
So for now, I'm using the Moverios with the Phantom, and will use the Cinemizer's on the second remote on the Inspire, and an iPad mini for the pilot.
On both the image quality is excellent, as is ease of use. I don't think anyone would be unhappy with the quality of either.