DJI has set the benchmark for innovation and performance. With the release of the DJI Avata 2, the company continues upgrade of what’s possible in the world of FPV (first-person view) drones.
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Design
The DJI Avata 2 has a completely redesigned body that not only improves flight characteristics but also enhances durability and crash resistance.
With a more oblong shape and a larger battery, the Avata 2 weighs in at just 377 grams, making it lighter and more agile than its previous model.
Additionally, updated propeller guards and binocular fisheye sensors provide obstacle detection, ensuring a safer and more stable flight experience.
Camera
One of the upgrades in the DJI Avata 2 is its camera system. Featuring a larger 1/1.3-inch sensor with 10-bit D-LogM capability, the DJI Avata 2 delivers detailed and vibrant footage that rivals even the best camera drones on the market.
With options for shooting in standard, wide, or ultra-wide angles, users can tailor their footage to suit any scenario.
The addition of 10-bit recording and improved dynamic range ensures that every frame is captured with clarity and precision.
Advanced Transmission and Controls
Equipped with DJI’s latest O4 transmission system, the Avata 2 has range and low latency, allowing pilots to fly with confidence even in challenging environments.
The new DJI Goggles 3 provide a great viewing experience, with built-in passthrough cameras that enable pilots to see their surroundings without removing the goggles.
Additionally, the RC Motion 3 controller has precise and intuitive control, allowing for maneuverability and effortless navigation.
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Battery Life
With a maximum flight time of up to 23 minutes and support for PD fast charging, the Avata 2 ensures extended flight sessions without the need for frequent battery changes.
Whether flying at normal, sport, or manual modes, users can experience the thrill of high-speed flight with confidence, thanks to the Avata 2’s improved stability and crash resistance.
The inclusion of a new two-way charging hub allows for efficient battery management, ensuring that pilots can maximize their time in the air.
Accessories
DJI has a range of accessories to complement the Avata 2, including the FPV Remote Controller 3 and ND filter set.
The Fly More combo, which includes multiple batteries and a charging hub, provides exceptional value for users looking to extend their flying capabilities.
Improved Flight Performance
Leveraging DJI’s latest O4 transmission system, the Avata 2 achieves range and responsiveness, facilitating control and real-time video streaming.
With maximum speeds of up to 27 m/s in manual mode, it has flight experiences while maintaining crash-resistant propeller guards for added safety. The introduction of “Turtle Mode” and “Return to Home” features enhances user confidence.
Pricing
Priced competitively at $999 for the standard kit, the Avata 2 has exceptional value for both entry-level and experienced users.
With options for additional batteries and accessories, such as the Fly More Combo and ND filter set, users can customize their setup to suit their specific needs and preferences.
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