DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo (3 Batteries), FPV Drones with Camera for Adults 4K, Immersive Experience, One-Push Acrobatics, Built-in Propeller Guard, 155° FOV, Drone Compliant with FAA Remote ID

At first I did not like this drone and felt I should have stuck with the conventional drones ( like my AUTEL 6k drone I crashed and replaced with this at half the price) and not gone with FVP - There are a couple of moves I love to do with the conventional drone I've not been able to master on this drone yet - But now I am finally mastering this drone , I have to say its s lot of fun, kind of like a video game experience if your into flying games. (Starfox is the last video game I played : giving away my age)PRO's A fair price / compact and easy to travel with - very little weight / an easy unit to start and get up in the sky / LOVE the on board memory - no fiddling around with cards, although you have that option / Very well constructed : hit a tree the drone fell over in the forest, I thought "it's a wrap" I double clicked the take off button, and the drone was on it's side I could see from the angle of the camera , and somehow this little sucker started up took flight, wrestled its way through branches and twigs etc and I managed to get it back in the sky and return home (impressive) so it's pretty indestructible in my experience thus far - a great design with the propellers being encased.CONS: because it is very light it feels like a cheap toy, but that may be also it's strength, but it does not handle windy skies like a heavier drone, when your flying it looks like it's wobbling around but when I check the footage it's not as bad so maybe there is some internal gimble thing happening that's adjusting for that. I can't seem to do a full Birdseye shot parallel to the ground without the camera filming a corner of the propellers in the shot.OVERALL : a great drone for the price and amazing for sports and flying like a jet pilot speeding towards a roof top and you can zoom right over the top accurately missing the roof by inches. Even with a 6k drone in my travel rig for the cinematic shots sweeping around spinning in a circle, while turning angles etc - this done has it's own applications so it's apple and oranges and there will be times you can fly this drone into one window of a house and out the other widow a lot easier than a larger drone. And the images are crisp . I will get my monies worth out this drone for sure = good job DJI

The media could not be loaded. 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.