Avata 2 Fly More Combo (1 Battery), FPV Drones with Camera for Adults 4K, Immersive Experience, Built-in Propeller Guard, Easy Flip/Roll, FAA Remote ID Compliant, POV Content Drone, Black

great price for what you get!

I feel like a child with new toy, actually my first ever DJI drone, it is very beginner friendly, the box has a lot of QR codes that send you directly to the DJI website with tons of tutorials that are easy to understand. I had some RC devices before and had expended some hours on FPV simulator, so first fly wasn’t hard with the Remote controller 3 (bought separately) Video quality is really good, a lot of technology on it, return to home function is kind of blind so make sure there are no trees on the way. It taked a couple weeks to arrived but the wait is worth. Normal mode is very stable and easy to control, sport mode is faster that what I expected, manual mode is a little hidden on the settings and requires the controller 3 but once is activated the drone becomes more fun. But harder to control for beginners. Haven’t try the motion controller yet, but feels good on hand, a little smaller than it seems on pictures. One battery is not enough for a good amount of fun, so if you can get the fly more como (I’m getting the batteries separately now), goggles 3 are worth, good image quality and easy to adjust. Haven’t crashed yet, but it feels solid.

My 8-year-old son absolutely loves this drone. I initially purchased a cheaper drone for him, and I quickly realized that it was not going to allow him to develop his skills with that drone. I decided to invest in his passion, and it paid off as he is now impressively improving his drone flying skills. This drone is fantastic and all the devices, goggles, controler work really well. Highly recommend this drone but advise to get a combo with more batteries as they last about 17 min.

The DJI Avata 2 has been a fantastic upgrade for me. It’s incredibly stable, responsive, and surprisingly easy to fly even in tighter spaces. The video quality is excellent, and the new goggles make the FPV experience feel more immersive than ever. Battery life is solid for an FPV drone, and the overall build feels durable. If you’re looking for a fun, capable FPV drone that still gives you confidence as a pilot, the Avata 2 is a great choice.

I just got to fly the DJI Avata 2, and dude, it’s so much fun. If you’ve ever been curious about flying FPV drones but felt kinda intimidated by all the gear and setup, this one’s for you. So, first off, it comes with these goggles (DJI Goggles 3) that are super comfy and give you that full-on immersive flight vibe — like, you feel like you’re actually in the sky. And instead of the typical drone controller, it uses this motion-sensing thing called the RC Motion 3. You basically point where you want to go. It sounds gimmicky, but trust me, it just works. After a few minutes, you’re swooping around like you’ve done this for years. The camera on it is insane for how small the drone is — it shoots in 4K, and the footage looks chef’s kiss. Super wide angle too, so everything feels big and dramatic. It even does slow motion if you want to get those buttery cinematic shots. And it’s got a ton of internal storage, which is awesome if you’re like me and forget to bring SD cards half the time. What really got me though is how beginner-friendly it is. There’s this Easy ACRO mode that basically lets you do flips and rolls just by pressing a button. It makes you look like a pro, even if you’ve never flown an FPV drone before. And if you're worried about crashing — don’t. It’s built like a little tank with propeller guards and all, so it can take a few hits while you're getting the hang of it. The only thing that might be a small downside is that the simulator support isn’t amazing yet, so if you’re someone who wants to practice a lot virtually first, that’s something to keep in mind. But honestly, it’s forgiving enough that you could learn on the fly (literally). If you’ve been on the fence about getting into drones or FPV in general, the Avata 2 makes it feel way less scary and way more fun. It’s like DJI made it for people who want the thrill without the stress.

Great drone, fun to fly, pretty easy to set up, great video, and like like amazing quality. True manual mode requires a lot of steps and Id recommend a video tutorial. The battery lasts for less than 15 minutes in ordinary outdoor conditions making learning to fly this drone with only 1 battery very challenging. Additional batteries are pretty expensive at $150. A single battery is enough to do much with this drone, so I did end up buying a second. The kit doest come with any case, making transportation a little awkward, especially with the goggles which I would like protected. The kit comes with some corrective lenses for the goggles, and attachments I used to fit custom 3rd party lenses for my astigmatism for around $70. The goggles will not fit over most glasses.

Pure Awesomeness

Got all of the physical contents out of the box in anticipation of having some fun with the kids this afternoon. And then I sat down to read the manual. To my shock, it was one of those 2.5 x 4 inch fold out, see through things in a plethora of languages type to so small, I was unable to discern if there was one in English. Even if there was. It would be impossible to read! Two major issues here: Firstly, drones can be dangerous without proper guidelines and there is a level of responsibility needed to use them. Secondly, For a product costing $1000, a decent manual written in the language of the Purchaser should not only be expected, but considered vital to the transaction! In addition to this review, I've written to the manufacturer and to the company that hosts this website 😉 Let's see what happens...