DJI Avata, First-Person View Drone with 4K Stabilized Video, Super-Wide 155° FOV, Built-in Propeller Guard, HD Low-Latency Transmission, Black, FAA Remote ID Compliant

FPV is the way to go
I like this so much better than my other drones from the same company. The only downside is it does get pushed around by the wind a little and it does need a better antenna system on both fans to really fly beyond your line site.I got mine at a crazy deal I think because the last person couldn’t figure out how to fly. In order to fly it, you have to tether it to your phone. Otherwise it will not takeoff and that has to do with the drone laws here in America.

FPV rocks, here are pros/cons to Avata
DJI Avata, Goggles 2, RC Motion 2Cons:- Distance is limited to about 1.5-2 miles line of sight, much less if there are houses or hills between view.- Supposed to be able to fly without cell phone but I haven’t figured that out, when I disconnect or don’t connect the drone loses connection.- Battery can fall out with collisionPros:- RC Motion 2 is super easy to fly with, I’ve seen the negative comments, if you’re drone racing it may not give you quite the control needed, but for recreational flying it is fun and easy. Caveat, I haven’t tried in Manual Mode yet, that may increase functionality to be on par with regular controller- Goggles 2 are very comfortable, outstanding granularity on view, small enough that you quickly don’t notice, eyes are very adjustable both in pupil distance and focus. They also come with inserts for prescription if needed- Flight time is good, I get about 15 min per battery in Sport Mode and rarely hovering- Speed is maxed at about 30mph, not sure if that is setting, I’m still learning to customize

My first drone ever
I don’t generally write reviews, I click x amount of stars and get back to my day. In this instance though I felt compelled to make a few comments. As stated this is my first drone ever, I did a lot of research, always interested but not enough to shell out the substantial cost these things demand. I finally stumbled across the Avata, watched several hours of YouTube videos, read all the reviews I could find, put it in my cart and I now own it. The clincher for me was the FPV. Being able to fly from the perspective of the drone is just too cool. The Avata does deliver on this, however I have noticed a few things that hopefully will help any other perspective newbies not make the same mistakes I did and will save them some time. First, as stated this thing is amazing, The goggles 2 work really well, I don’t get a headache or motion sick, they are comfortable to wear and the resolution is good. The Motion 2 controller works really well and on my first flight I was able to easily maneuver through trees over fences and down some canals. I have run into a few problems and here are my recommendations to hopefully help someone else avoid them.1. Make sure you have a really high quality USB cord or better yet three of them. It is really frustrating to travel to a flight zone and your goggles will not connect with your phone.2. The Fly More kit is a must but in addition order an extra Goggle battery, it would be nice if the Fly more kit included one.3. Pay attention to the Micro SD cards you get. Do your research to avoid the Slow SD error code. San Disk Extreme Pro or Lexar Professional Gold are what I am trying out.4. Get a really good usb charger, these batteries take a long time to charge and you want to be able to charge everything simultaneously.5. The first few times you fly bring somebody with you to help lookup and clear error codes. Having to constantly take off the goggles to lookup fixes can be tedious.6. If you are a beginner there is no such thing as a quick flight, it will take on average twenty minutes to get setup and into the air.7. Get a good case, you have to carry a lot of gear and this will make it easier.My one and only real gripe about the Avata and many share this same viewpoint, is downloading video. Could it have been that difficult to put a usb port somewhere that’s easy to access?That is my review, I hope it helps somebody who is either deciding to buying an Avata or putting one in their cart.

As entry into the stunning world of FPV this little drone has what it takes. Love the avata and looking forward to enjoying it a great deal this summer :)It is so easy to fly right out of the box for a complete new entry to flying with goggles 2 and motion controller 2 that I was hooked instantly. The sensation of flying is uncanny and can even make my knees go on me! Truly a fun experience.The footage is fantastic in 4k. Really crisp. Camera stills arent fantastic but i come from fuji cameras and lenses so i am spoiled with quality. To be fair they will be good for most situations.This drone is well over 249 grams so be sure to write your basic RPAS test and get certified to enjoy this lovely drone hassle free. Register the drone as well. Total cost to do this about 1 hour of time and $15. Beats the 1k fine you can get for not doing it.Lets keep the drone hobby fun in Canada by flying safe and respectfully!

Buon drone fpv. Un po’ rumoroso quando si spinge

Compare to the old fashion drone which works with mobile phone – this is Rolls-Royce.I do not mind that the battery last for 15 minutes.Money well invested.