The DJI Avata is an exciting departure from DJI’s traditional faire of photography-focused camera drones. It’s an FPV drone designed to offer a more exciting, action-focused flight experience previously only available to dedicated hobbyists. The Avata can slip through minuscule gaps and pull off stunning acrobatic stunts, all at breakneck speed. Does it offer any advantages over DJI’s previous FPV drone, and can it appeal to beginners and high-level pilots alike? The DJI Avata is a small, Cinewhoop-style drone. Unlike DJI’s camera drones, the Avata doesn’t have any folding limbs and only features a single-axis gimbal camera. This camera is situated inside of a protective cage, behind which the battery is mounted. I love this design because it requires practically no setup or takedown, and the drone is just ready to go as soon as you pop off the lens cap and power it on. The new DJI Goggles 2 are also compact and portable, and paired with the diminutive motion controller, the Avata is b...
Extremely fun and intuitive flight experience; Good camera; Durable and safe; Backwards compatible with older accessories; Small and compact; Fast, easy setup;
Produces a particularly loud and irritating noise; Susceptible to strong wind;
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