The DJI Avata 2 builds on the original to make that feeling of flying through your drone even more compelling. Is it worth the cash?
The original DJI Avata has quickly grown to become a fan favorite among drone operators, thanks to its small size and first-person operation -- essentially allowing the user to feel as close to flying as they can with a drone. Now, however, DJI is back with a follow-up -- and it, along with the new DJI Goggles 3 and DJI RC Motion 3, builds on the original to make for an even better first-person drone-flying experience.
If you're new to the world of first-person drones, it's worth spending a little time getting used to the overall feel of it before putting it in Sport mode, for example, but you should be able to fly the drone safely in Normal Mode to start out, especially considering the fact that it's a little more stable and limits speed. In Normal Mode you can fly the drone at up to 18 miles per hour -- while Sports Mode doubles that to 36 meters per second.
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