DJI FPV Drone Combo with Remote Controller and Goggles CP.FP.00000001.01 (Renewed)

Behaves on its own
I loved the fact that it was fast I also like the fact that it is compatible with the motion controller. Although I do not like the fact that both times I have purchased the same drone and both times it acted sporadically and during flight actually it was while it was hovering all of a sudden it took off to the left and then back to the right and did that two or three more times in a matter of a couple seconds and then it shot straight up in the air the goggles quit recording at 226 ft but the Drone kept going in the lower right hand corner of the goggles it said battery overload battery overload battery overload flashing and then it went completely dead and came straight down to the ground and landed on my neighbor’s roof and destroyed the Drone so after I sent that drone back which UPS seem to lose in the mail and still have not refunded me I bought the Avatar 2 and that drone flew amazingly it was very simple to hook to the motion controller where the DJI fpv was not as easy it was almost like the Avada 2 was built for the motion controller where the DJI fpv made it an absolute hassle and a pain in the butt to hook the motion controller to the DJ ifp anyway both times I ordered the DJI fpv it acted total sporadically like a misbehaved puppy

I get that its a renewed product, but so many things are missing. Drone itself is severely limited
It’s a renewed product but for about only 75 dollars off the regular price, there is a severe lack of crucial items and potentially hazardous conditions. As soon as I took it out of the amazon shipped box the drone’s goggles fell out of the packaging and only barely survived a hard hit on the floor as it hit my foot first.Props are missing, although I have extra from a friend so no problem for my end, but for others who might buy this renewed and not have a friend with the same drone with the same props, that’s very annoying.The drone itself is ok if you live somewhere rural. In NYC, forget it. This thing is more headache than actual fun, and its supposed to be a user friendly experience. It doesn’t provide much for photographers either since the image quality is nowhere close to a goPro, and to install a gopro means voiding warranty.Not a good experience.Edit: I’m trying hard to like this drone. The video quality coming from analog fpv drones is amazing. But the latency is very noticeable after about a hundred yards out. Which is scary on a $1300 product (if you have the dji care insurance policy replacement drones are around $300, so at least there’s some ease of mind)The drone is also sluggish which is to be expected of a 700+ grams drone. But keep that in mind when flying manual mode as pulling out of dives take a lot longer and slower than what you may be used to flying 4-6 inch fpv quads. The dji simulator app doesn’t do it justice, but it helps.I highly suggest not removing the attitude limiter when flying in manual mode. This drone can do flips and loops and all that but it’s not meant to. Unless you’re one of the guys in the DRL or RotorRiot, do not get complacent. And even those guys crashed their dji drones. Difference is they have a near endless supply from sponsorships that every day people don’t, so they can laugh it off.Ratings stay the same for now. I may even purchase the fly more battery kit to do the three packs a day routine.