For shooting, the DJI Avata is equipped with a 1/1.7-inch 48-megapixel f/2.8 sensor, supports shooting 4K / 60fps video at 155° ultra-wide angle, as well as super stabilization and horizon stabilization, up to 10 km map transmission, up to 18 minutes hovering time, and has 20GB onboard storage.

For newcomers, DJI Avata uses the standard flight glasses and DJI traversing joystick to control the aircraft through body sensing, just turn your wrist to control the direction of flight, to achieve “where to fly”, press the throttle trigger to control the speed of forwarding flight, and release your hand to hover in place, the control is intuitive, easy to It is compatible with DJI Goggles 2 and DJI FPV flight glasses V2, and also supports DJI FPV remote control 2 and DJI traversing joystick.

DJI has also introduced DJI Goggles 2, which supports head tracking and weighs only 290 grams, 30% lighter than DJI FPV Flight Glasses V2. The mask material is soft and fits well on the face, significantly improving light leakage.

DJI Goggles 2 adopts Micro-OLED display technology, equipped with two 1080p screens, more independent video processing chip, also equipped with Wi-Fi wireless screen casting function, supporting the use of DLNA protocol of mainstream audio and video software.

In addition, DJI Goggles 2 supports diopter adjustment from 200 degrees of farsightedness to 800 degrees of nearsightedness; for users with astigmatism or outside the range of native diopter correction, they can fit their own lenses that suit their personal vision and put them into the included vision correction eyeglass frames.

The DJI Avata is available as a stand-alone or in two kit versions, although it must be used with flight glasses for the following prices

DJI Avata Standalone: 3499 RMB

DJI Avata Smart Package: DJI Avata + DJI FPV Flight Glasses V2 + DJI Crossover Stick 6998 RMB

DJI Avata Advanced Package: DJI Avata + DJI Goggles 2 (head tracking) + DJI Crossover Joystick 8498 RMB.

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