DJI has launched the DJI Avata 360, a new drone focused on immersive flying and all-angle video capture. It brings 360-degree filming and FPV capabilities into a single device, aimed at content creators looking for flexibility in post-production. Here’s a look into more details about DJI’s newest drone.
DJI Avata 360: Specs and features
The DJI Avata 360 centres around a dual-lens setup, including a dedicated 360-degree lens with 1-inch-equivalent sensors. It can record 8K video at 60fps with HDR and capture 120-megapixel stills.
A single-lens mode is also available, allowing standard 4K video at 60fps for more traditional framing. The drone runs on DJI’s O4+ transmission system, offering a live feed at 1080p and 60fps with a claimed range of up to 20km.
Safety features include omnidirectional obstacle sensing, propeller guards, and improved low-light detection for night flying. Flight time is rated at up to 23 minutes. On the software side, the drone supports features like ActiveTrack 360, Spotlight Free, and intelligent subject tracking.
The 360 capture allows users to reframe shots later, supported by tools such as GyroFrame and a virtual gimbal for flexible camera movements. Internal storage stands at 42GB, with Wi-Fi 6 enabling fast file transfers.
DJI Avata 360: Price and availability
The DJI Avata 360 is currently available for pre-order globally, with shipping expected to begin in April 2026. The base drone is priced at $409 (~Rs 38,500), while bundles with controllers and accessories go up to $829 (~Rs 78,000). At the moment, there’s no clarity whether it will be heading to the Indian market.
Different configurations include options with DJI RC 2 and motion controllers, catering to both traditional pilots and those seeking a more immersive FPV experience.
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What stands out the most to you about the DJI Avata 360’s 8K 360-degree capture or FPV flying capabilities? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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