DJI is no stranger to high-speed first-person view (FPV) drones and the second-generation Avata 2 will be met with enthusiasm from FPV pilots, as well as content creators who will be interested in updates to imaging quality.
Discover precisely which upgrades DJI has implemented in our DJI Avata 2 review and specs comparison with the first-generation FPV drone, and find out what’s included in each Combo to decide which drone is perfect for your needs.
We also discuss the new DJI Goggles 3 and DJI RC Motion 3, both of which are included in each of the new Combos. So buckle up for DJI’s adrenaline-fuelled FPV experience, which just got a whole lot more immersive.
Before getting into all of the upgrade details, the DJI Avata drone is the Chinese company’s FPV line (First Person View), which features a built-in propeller guard for added safety. It’s based on a CineWhoop style of drone, designed to capture footage in tight spaces where full-sized drones struggle.
Avata 2 is a good starting point for beginner pilots to develop their skills, and an excellent drone for more experienced pilots to enjoy incredibly immersive flights. You really can get through smaller gaps, nearer the ground and around impossibly tight spaces, with a drone which reaches a top speed of approximately 60mph.
Flying an FPV (First Person View) drone offers an exhilarating experience, providing the sensation of genuine flight. This immersive thrill is a major draw for pilots, contributing to the popularity of FPV drone flying among enthusiasts. Creators can also record fantastic FPV footage, which you’ve no doubt seen on social media
DJI launched the second-generation Avata 2 drone and Avata 2 Combos on April 11, 2024. The drone came out at the same time as DJI Goggles 3 and remote controllers, with the DJI RC Motion 3 and FPV Remote Controller 3 hot on the heels of the first-gen. August 2022 launch
NEW AND UPGRADED AVATA 2 FEATURES EXPLORED
This list highlights the main updates, which enhance the performance of the new-generation Avata 2.
Upgraded 1/1.3-inch image sensor - better low light performance and wider dynamic range
155° Ultra-Wide-Angle FOV - a wider camera allows you to capture more of the scene
4K/60fps HDR Videos - HDR captures more highlight and shadow detail
RockSteady stabilisation algorithm - DJI’s latest algorithm helps keep footage more steady regardless of wind or flight speed
10-bit D-Log M - for rich detail in highlights and shadows
Longer flight time - up to 23 minutes per battery
RC Motion 3 - for quick stops and agile control, making the most of new ACRO feature
Easy ACRO - new manoeuvrability
Improved safety - new advanced positioning sensors
DJI O4 Video Transmission - for enhanced stability in video transmission
DJI Goggles 3 integration - PiP, improved latency and HD screens
Larger 46GB internal storage - save more flights for longer
High-Speed QuickTransfer - save time when transferring files
PD fast charging support - convenient and quick charging
IS AVATA 2 SAFE TO FLY?
Yes, Avata 2 is designed with safety as a top priority. DJI has integrated new and enhanced safety features to safeguard the aircraft, pilot, and public. These include:
New binocular fisheye sensors enhance flight stability and safety
DJI O4 video transmission provides enhanced stability and higher bitrates
Goggles 3 new PiP feature is safer
Avata 2 incorporates built-in propeller guards, providing an added layer of safety compared to standard drones with exposed propellers.
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24 июн 2024
