
DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo (3 Batteries) FPV Drone with Goggles 3
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| Weight | 377 g |
|---|---|
| Max flight time | 23 min |
| Max speed | — |
| Max range | 13 km |
| Camera | 4K/60fps, 155° FOV (1/1.3-inch sensor) |
| Obstacle avoidance | — |
| Foldable | — |
| GPS | ✓ Yes |
| Battery capacity | 2150 mAh |
Editor's take
DJI's immersive FPV drone with built-in propeller guards, capable of flips, rolls, and 180° drifts, capturing 4K/60fps super-wide footage through a 155° FOV lens — this Fly More Combo includes three batteries, Goggles 3, and RC Motion 3.
The Avata 2 flies completely differently from DJI's camera-first drones: it's built for immersive first-person flying through DJI's Goggles 3, controlled with natural hand movements via RC Motion 3, and capable of flips, rolls, and drift maneuvers that a traditional gimbal-stabilized drone can't easily do. Integrated propeller guards make it far more crash-tolerant than an open-frame FPV drone.
Unlike DJI's Mini and Air series, the Avata 2 has no dedicated obstacle-avoidance sensors — the propeller guards and pilot skill are the primary safety net, which is standard for this category of acrobatic FPV drone. With 1,702 reviews at 4.6 stars, it's the most extensively reviewed drone in this catalog and DJI's most accessible entry point into FPV flying.
Pros
- Immersive first-person flying via Goggles 3
- Capable of flips, rolls, and drift maneuvers standard drones can't do
- Built-in propeller guards make it more crash-resistant
Cons
- No obstacle-avoidance sensors, unlike DJI's Mini/Air lines
- Not foldable, bulkier to transport than compact camera drones
- FPV flying has a steeper learning curve than standard piloting
Ideal for: Pilots who want an immersive, acrobatic FPV flying experience rather than traditional aerial photography.
Reviews
The most reviewed drone in this catalog at 1,702 reviews and 4.6 stars, widely praised for making FPV flying approachable.


