Overview
- The Avata 360, introduced Thursday, records full‑sphere video at up to 8K at 60 fps from dual 1‑inch‑type sensors and can pivot to a single‑lens FPV mode at up to 4K60.
- DJI says its O4+ link sends a 1080p60 live view and supports up to 20 km of range in FCC mode, with a quoted flight time of up to 23 minutes.
- Availability starts in China now with broader shipping slated for April, and DJI has no plans for an official U.S. sale despite the model receiving FCC clearance in December.
- European pricing starts at €459 or £409 for the drone only, with Fly More and headset or screen‑controller bundles listed around €939.
- At 455 g the aircraft sits above common 250 g thresholds that trigger stricter rules, which leaves Antigravity’s lighter A1 favored in some markets even as reviewers credit DJI’s model with greater flexibility, repairable front lens elements, and more control options.