HeiyRC AVATA Propeller Guard Protector,Prop Bumper Anti-Collision Protective Cover for DJI AVATA Accessories(4PCS Orange)

So I had a sudden unexpected sensor failure from just a few feet off the ground. One of the bumpers fell off and I didn’t bother looking for it. The second crash was much more severe, I ran into a telephone wire going full speed in S mode. During the first crash I did not properly adhere the bumpers with the included clay strips so that’s on me. I see these as a necessity for your Avata along with the battery latch holder because during that second crash the battery was entirely dislodged which can obviously make for a very bad time when attempting to locate your crashed drone! 5/5 recommend for all DJI avata owners!!

I’ve found the guards to be useful in some scenarios where I bump into or fall from a short distance but I wouldn’t completely rely on this to fully support the impact at high speeds. The guards do tend to slide a bit so a little work around that I found out is to use double sided tape before clipping the guards in order to keep them from wiggling and popping off after impact. On multiple occasions I’ve been saved from any major damage from the outside frame and only sustained minor inside prop scratches.

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This is all hard plastic, not any rubber on it. It's made to look like the outermost portion would "give" if it hit something, but because it is hard plastic, it does not absorb any impact.

This DJI Avata does not disappoint. Wish it came with a FVP controller but other than that great purchase.

Giving a 3, even though I never installed these guards. The way they clip onto the frame, I decided not to install. That style of clip, the way it's shaped around the prop guard, will disrupt air flow so much on a drone that already has prop wash issues.The other bumpers out there that hug the entire guard frame, will give a uniform flow of air to the prop blades, preventing odd turbulence. This design is not good, I should have done more research before buying.

I got the bright green ones for visibility, in case I dump. They're great for that. I haven't noticed any issues with drone performance. Props aren't near the clips. So, for just flying around the neighborhood for fun, these are actually great.That said, since they have some bulk, they do get in the frame really, really easy. Like, any downward pitch at all, yup, there they are, plain as day.They're cheap enough and pop on and off easy, so they're good to have around, IMHO.

Delivered on time and work as expected. They snap right on, have yet to test in crash, but I don't see why they wouldn't help. I don't see any noticeable difference in flight, but I'm sure there has to be some.