DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo (3 Batteries), FPV Drone With Camera 4K

The DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo has exceeded every expectation I had. From the moment you take it out of the box, it’s clear you’re using a premium product. The build quality is exceptional, the flying experience is incredibly smooth, and the image quality is absolutely stunning. DJI continues to prove why it’s considered the benchmark in the consumer drone industry. The software, flight stability, obstacle sensing, transmission quality, and overall user experience are simply on another level. Everything feels polished and reliable, allowing you to focus on enjoying the flight instead of worrying about the technology. The Fly More Combo is definitely worth it. Having three batteries dramatically extends your flight sessions, making it much more enjoyable and practical. The extra charging accessories and convenience of always having another battery ready make a huge difference. Whether you’re capturing cinematic footage or just enjoying FPV flying, the Avata 2 is an incredible machine. It’s intuitive enough for newcomers while offering plenty of performance for experienced pilots. Overall, DJI has once again delivered an outstanding product. In my opinion, they’re the best brand in the drone market, and the Avata 2 is another example of why they’ve earned that reputation. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a premium FPV drone.

If you're seeking an exhilarating FPV (First-Person View) drone experience without breaking the bank, the DJI Avata 2 stands out as an exceptional choice. Combining advanced features, user-friendly controls, and a competitive price point, it's widely regarded as one of the best affordable FPV drones available today. The DJI Avata 2 offers an unparalleled immersive flight experience. Paired with the DJI Goggles 3 and RC Motion 3 controller, pilots can enjoy intuitive motion control and real-time HD video transmission, making it feel as though you're truly soaring through the skies. This setup is particularly beneficial for beginners, providing a more accessible entry into the world of FPV flying. Robust and Safe Design Designed with safety in mind, the Avata 2 features built-in propeller guards, allowing for safer indoor flights and minimizing damage from minor collisions. Its durable construction ensures that it can withstand the occasional bump, making it a reliable choice for both novice and experienced pilots. High-Quality Camera Performance Equipped with a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor, the Avata 2 captures stunning 4K videos at 60fps and 2.7K at 120fps, delivering crisp and vibrant footage. The ultra-wide 155° field of view ensures that you can capture expansive scenes, while the D-Log M 10-bit color profile provides greater flexibility in post-production editing. Enhanced Flight Capabilities With a top speed of 60 mph in Manual mode, the Avata 2 offers thrilling flight dynamics for adrenaline seekers. Its nimble and responsive controls make it suitable for various flight environments, from open fields to tight indoor spaces. Affordable Pricing Starting at $489 for the drone-only option and $999 for the Fly More Combo—which includes the drone, DJI Goggles 3, and RC Motion 3 controller—the Avata 2 provides exceptional value. This pricing makes it an accessible option for those looking to delve into FPV flying without a hefty investment. Conclusion The DJI Avata 2 seamlessly blends performance, safety, and affordability, making it an ideal choice for anyone interested in FPV drone flying. Whether you're a beginner eager to explore the skies or an experienced pilot seeking a reliable and fun drone, the Avata 2 delivers on all fronts.

FPV Flying Feels Like You’ve Unlocked a New Sense. The DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo with the Goggles N3 bundle isn’t just a drone—it’s a full-on experience. The first time you put the goggles on, it feels like your perspective detaches from your body and jumps into the sky. You’re not watching the drone fly… you are the drone. The immersive FPV view is absolutely incredible. The Goggles N3 deliver a sharp, smooth live feed with very low latency, so every turn, dip, and climb feels instant and natural. Flying through tight spaces or sweeping across open areas has this cinematic, almost game-like intensity that never really gets old. It’s the kind of tech that makes you grin without realizing it. Performance-wise, the Avata 2 is fast, responsive, and surprisingly stable. It handles both aggressive maneuvers and smooth cruising with ease. The 4K camera captures crisp, vibrant footage with excellent stabilization, even when you’re pushing it hard. You can go from relaxed scenic shots to adrenaline-filled dives without sacrificing video quality. The Fly More Combo is absolutely worth it. Having multiple batteries completely changes the experience—you’re not rushing to land after a short session. Instead, you get extended flight time to really explore, practice, and enjoy what the drone can do. Battery swaps are quick, so the momentum never really stops. Another standout is how approachable it is for an FPV setup. DJI did a great job balancing power with usability. There are safety features and flight modes that make it beginner-friendly, while still leaving plenty of room for more advanced pilots to unlock its full potential. If there’s anything to keep in mind, it’s that FPV flying has a bit of a learning curve, and the immersive goggles can feel a little intense at first. But once you settle in, it becomes second nature—and honestly, a little addictive. Overall, this feels less like buying a drone and more like gaining a new way to experience the world. Fast, immersive, and ridiculously fun, the Avata 2 Fly More Combo easily earns its five stars.

I'm not using my Avata 2 like everybody else... I got this drone to quickly inspect my 50 acres of wooded land. It works very well with only one currently noticed drawback. On a nearby 50 acre open park it's no problem except when I fly too low amongst the trees at about an eighth of a mile away and the HD signal to the goggles drops off. My 50 acres is almost ALL trees so the signal can get pretty poor pretty quickly. I can fly above my trees and drop down in amongst the trees all the way down to ground level inspect what I need and zip back out, but the HD signal to the goggles can get kind of weak in the woods. RC and GPS signal is always better than the HD signal. Sadly, the trees seem to eat that signal up. Other than that, it works great. Instead of me hiking for a couple of hours in the woods to check on a few things, this drone can get to each spot in a couple minutes and I can get everything inspected in less than 20 minutes. I can navigate through all the limbs without issue. Bumping into trees at reasonable speeds is not a problem. It will fly around and into tiny spaces in my woods and safely back out. One other point of detail is... (software update for this option please) I wish it had a compass or heading display in the goggles. It's easy to get directionally lost over my woods (can't do dead reckoning without landmarks) but I always know where "HOME" is with the "H" so I'm not completely lost. RTH works great but I've only initiated it at an altitude above the trees. I fly up from the ground through the gaps between the tree limbs before initiating RTH. I'm just using the simple controller. Battery life is very adequate and easily 20 plus minutes of flying time for each battery. Final review - It's super easy to use, and the image quality in the goggles is only an issue as noted above. I'm definitely keeping it. It mostly does what I need it to do, I just wish the signal to the goggles was stronger. Other than that AND the lack of a compass, it is a very seriously awesome drone and worth every penny, for purposes and needs like mine.

This is the best $1000 I've ever spent, no regrets. It's easy to use, fun, and feels like a complete out of body experience. Oh, but this should totally come with the remote, I don't care about or use the joystick

This drone is awesome if you want a taste of what flying an FPV drone feels like, but still want the steady handling of a camera drone. It’s definitely quicker and more agile than your typical camera drone, but DJI added a Pause button that basically stops the drone mid-air and makes it hover. If things start to get out of control, just hit pause and it airbrakes immediately. I was honestly surprised at how fast it reacts. It really helps build confidence when you want to push this drone a bit. Battery life isn’t amazing, though. Compared to a regular camera drone, it doesn’t last as long. DJI says you’ll get around 23 minutes per battery, but I usually got more like 15 in real-world use. Thankfully, the bundle comes with three batteries and you’ll need them. On the bright side, the charging hub is great. It can move power around between batteries and top off the one that’s closest to full first. Super useful when you're out flying and need to get back in the air quickly. Moving onto the camera: it’s great for video, just okay for stills. If you’re into action shots, it shines. You can shoot 4K at 100fps for slow motion, or go with 4K/60fps for a smoother, cinematic look (tip: set the shutter speed to 1/120 and convert it to 30fps later. Thank me later). The stabilization is solid too, and you can even turn it off if you plan to add it in post using something like Gyroflow. As for photos, they’re decent but not amazing. This drone doesn’t love to sit still. It sways a bit because it’s so light, which makes getting clean still shots difficulty depending on the weather. If photography is your main goal, you might want to stick with a traditional camera drone. If you’re into FPV or want to learn, Manual Mode is going to be your endgoal. I’m no pro, but I’ve seen some seriously cool footage from people who know how to fly it. I gave it a try myself, and yeah it’s tough lol. Be ready to crash a few times. Don't worry, this drone can take it. Just know you’ll need to adjust a few settings and buy the RC controller separately to unlock full manual flying. Speaking of controllers, your experience really depends on which one you use. The included motion controller is super easy and fun to use. It’s responsive and intuitive enough that almost anyone can pick it up and fly with no problem. It even has built-in tricks like flips and drifts. But if you want more precise control, especially if you're flying in manual, the RC controller is the way to go. Even outside of Manual Mode, it just gives you more control overall. If you're just flying for fun, the motion controller is great. But if you're planning to get serious, the RC is worth picking up.

I am writing this as a relative noob who would not even *think* of flying either Avata in anything but "Normal" mode. Likes: * Feels significantly more precise than Avata 1. * Goggles 3 view seems clearer and more vivid than Goggles Integra. I have trouble imagining how this could be but it is the impression I get when I A/B my Avata with my Avata 2. * Goggles 3 see-thru feature: in color, no less. * Goggles 3 diopter adjustment makes them simpler to demonstrate to somebody. * Goggles 3 comfort level is a bit better. Goggles. Integra are plenty comfortable, but taking the weight off of the bridge of the nose is appreciated. * The padded nylon carrying bag that comes with this bundle is actually real-world useful and much appreciated. And, purely be accident, my Mini 4 Pro fits nicely as well - in the space fot the charger. * ESC beeper saved my butt when I attempted to invoke RTH in backyard brush and it wound up inverted in the weeds. * Batteries are much, much easier to insert and remove than the Avata 1's, which are hard on the fingers to say the least. * Noise Level Significantly less than Avata 1's. Not "Quiet" by any stretch of the imagination, but at least not painful or *too* offensive to bystanders. Mini 4 Pro is still my standard when innocent bystanders are in the area, but at least I can fly this one around the yard without feeling that I am unduely disturbing the neighbors. * Deployment Speed: starting with everything in a closed bag, I can unzip the bag and have this thing in the air in 45 seconds. Dislikes: * Not backwards-compatible. i.e. cannot use Mini 4 Pro with Goggles 3 and Motion Remote 3. * Object avoidence missing. One could argue that, given Avata's legendary durability, object avoidence is not needed - but that lack seems to limit RTH (as below). Seems to me like this can become a big deal if/when RTH is invoked at any significant distance and it gets hung up in some branches. * RTH is still "Dumb". i.e. if RTH is invoked under tree cover, it will rise straight up into the foliage, unlike the Mini 4, which will find an unobstructed way home. * Goggles' intra-pupillary adjustment needs tb stiffened up. As it is, they need tb readjusted with every use bc they slip out of place in the course of normal handling & storage. * Battery charger is slower than Death, in good measure because it still only charges batteries in sequence one-by-one - unlike the Hanatora charger which charges up to three of my Mini 4 Pro batteries concurrently. * Battery charger shows zero info about batteries, unlike Hantora which shows battery temp (charging a too-warm battery can damage it), voltage, %charge, and # of cycles) * Battery charger has no provision for charging to storage level (60%). I am getting about fifteen minutes of real-world flying time - that's starting at 100% and landing when battery is down to 20%. Indoor Hover Test, beginning @99%: 08:30 60% battery 14:05 30% 15:20 24% (Low Battery warning) 16:00 20% 17:00 12% (forced landing) Fix the backwards compatibility, Hantora comes out with a decent charger, and we might move up to 4 stars. EDIT: It finally dawned on me to install the latest version of DJI Assist on my PC and then update the firmware on the Avata 2, Goggles 3, and Morion Controller 3 to the latest-and-greatest. That done, the Goggles 3 and Motion Controller 3 pair and work with my Mini 4 Pro.

not even much to say but im a guy who has never flown a drone in his life before this.......... well im partially lying when i was 9 i got a cool little drone, my moms former guy said hey let me try and bro flew it into a tree said we would get it tomorrow and it rained... never got to fly it, after that when i was 16 i got the 20 dollar home depot drone and well that thing sucked it was like grainy 320p with green tint and it lasted only 5 minutes and it was slow and i almost lost it ANYWAYS HERE| with no drone experience at all because those dont count and i used it once for 5 mins| GETTING THIS DJI AVATA 2 3 battery pack was insane, i mean with no drone experience (cause they say you should be experienced somewhat if you wanna try a fpv) i flew it, easy the avata 2 is marketted to be easy for noobs and it is there is a whole tutorial, setting it up is confusing at first a little but just know you have to go through a whole hour process like it has to install an update or something blah blah so by the time i set it up cause i was busy that day it was night time and with NO EXPERIENCE first time touching a fpv or any real drone i flew the thing pretty easy at NIGHT the thing they tell you NOT to do even with EXPERIENCE the thing starts on beginner mode so if you find yourself disappointed like i was at the speed its actually cause it starts in beginner mode you gotta turn that off it goes so slow you can fly it in your house (ive done it) oh and they say not to fly at night and yeah that is true im not gonna lie i almost got cooked i nearly flew into powerlines a couple times LOL yeah if you fly in a neighborhood you gotta go a bit higher i was playing with fire and i was in the road and i was like wait ima get hit by a car and i flew up and saw a car would've hit me, but yeah you gotta be an idiot to crash this thing at beginner mode or just get unlucky, and the hate against the motion controller is unwarranted its fire, also dont fly if its cloudy (common sense) and if its windy itll tell you, i was confused why my camera kept leaning to the side i thought i broke it (oh yeah i accidentally flew into my house at full speed and the thing was not even phased in the slightest i still got a warranty though you NEED it) but thats not what did the camera lean, it was apparently because of the wind i figured out and i'd keep going on and on (the cam qual is good but you gotta keep wiping the lenses though there is a defogger i havent used, lets see, ah yes there is a warning zone thing like im 12 minutes from an airport so it always complains there is a map thing to tell you where you wont be allowed and the app that you do NEED to get isnt on the playstore that was confusing its an apk on the dji site you gotta download) but anyways i dont wanna keep wasting your time but i suppose if you care enough you can ask me about my experiences my discord is shankerbankerwanker

I was not sure between camera drones and FPVs. The best candidates were Mini 4 Pro/Air 3 & Avata 2. They all have the same O4 signal system. Mini and Air drones has advantages in their camera, 360 obstacle avoidance feature (useful in manual use and vital when autonomous tracking) . All have same camera features but Mini 4 Pro has 4K vertical shot and Air 3 has a second 3X zoom lens. Air has bigger body close to Mavic series and around 750 grams where Mini is 259 and Avata is 370 grams. Heavy drones are much more stable in windy air. Avata has VR style googles which is excellent part of the fun. You feel you are flying. With this device you can control the camera view with head movements as well.

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