DJI Avata 360 (DJI RC 2)

Capture Everything, Decide Later

The core of the Avata 360 is its dual 1-inch-equivalent square CMOS sensors. Unlike previous models where you had to point the drone at the action, the Avata 360 records the entire sphere around it.

• 8K/60fps HDR Video: Record in massive resolution that allows you to “reframe” your shots in post-production without losing significant detail.

• 120MP Photos: Capture 360° stills with a single tap, preserving every angle of a landscape.

• Dual Mode Flexibility: Use 360° Mode for total coverage or switch to Single Lens Mode for traditional 4K/60fps “forward-facing” FPV footage.

Flight Performance & Safety

DJI has packed this “cinewhoop” with their most advanced safety tech to date, making it approachable for beginners and indispensable for pros.

• Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing: Powered by forward-facing LiDAR, the drone can detect obstacles in every direction—even at night.

• Integrated Propeller Guards: The classic “whoop” design is refined here, allowing for close-quarters flying and bounces off walls without crashing.

• 23-Minute Flight Time: Optimized battery efficiency gives you more time in the air compared to previous FPV models.

• O4+ Transmission: Delivers a crystal-clear 1080p/60fps live feed to your RC 2 or Goggles at a range of up to 20 km.

The DJI RC 2 Advantage

While many fly Avata with a Motion Controller, the DJI RC 2 bundle is designed for the “Aerial Cinematographer.“

• Built-in Display: No need to tether a smartphone; the 700-nit high-brightness screen stays clear even in direct sunlight.

• Precision Control: Traditional dual sticks allow for the “Virtual Gimbal” feature, where you can rotate the camera view infinitely while the drone flies in a straight line.

• Next-Gen Processor: Ensures the DJI Fly app runs smoothly for instant playback and 360° reframing on the go.

Key Specifications At a Glance

Pro Tip: The Avata 360 features a Replaceable Front Lens Element. If you have a minor “oopsie” and scratch the glass, you can swap it out yourself without sending the whole unit back to DJI for repair.