DJI AVATA 2 | HONESTLY - YES - it’s FUN!

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So, is the DJI Avata 2 THAT much better than the first version? What are the actual changes and are they worth your while? Let's find out!
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0:00 Intro
0:38 Size and shape
1:58 SD card placement
2:27 Flight time and battery
3:31 Sensor
4:17 Rocksteady and Horizon steady
4:56 Internal storage
5:25 Wireless phone connection
5:56 Transmission range
7:00 Speed
7:46 Noise
8:06 Goggles 3 vs 2
12:19 RC 3 Motion controller
13:39 Acro mode
14:29 Crashes
16:01 Flymore Combo
18:04 Outro

Пікірлер: 50

  • @user-mt1uw8ks9c
    @user-mt1uw8ks9c26 күн бұрын

    Great video, thank you for posting. 06:30 this data about range can be translated also by obstacle penetration. The more range you are able to go, usually means you will be able to fly behind more trees and other obstacles nearby without loosing the signal.😊

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    26 күн бұрын

    Good point 😎 thanks 🙏

  • @Trubyd44
    @Trubyd4427 күн бұрын

    Nice, concise review, thank you!

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    My pleasure!

  • @reuzito
    @reuzito27 күн бұрын

    Your channel is underrated. Really great review. Thanks!

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    Thanks mate - much appreciated 😊

  • @pspicer777
    @pspicer77727 күн бұрын

    Excellent review. I've had mine for a week - years ago, I tried FPV but did not have the time to build everything from scratch. Thie Avata 2 changes the game as the barrier to entry is removed.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    Very true! It is so much easier right? Take care!

  • @Soupcan13
    @Soupcan1321 күн бұрын

    Great review man, mines showing up in the mail tomorrow, cant wait to start leaning it.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    21 күн бұрын

    Awesome!! Enjoy 😉

  • @eduardoalbright4389
    @eduardoalbright438918 күн бұрын

    Oh my God I can't believe I just came across these videos.I absolutely love your attention to detail in the review.Hope I can come up with something half as good as that.I have put in a request to be an affiliate, as I currently have several DJ.I products but man, oh man am.I already falling in love with something.I don't yet have l o l

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    18 күн бұрын

    Hey man, thanks for your message - appreciated! I’ve applied with videos having over 130k views and 16k subscribers and never got approved so dunno - I have to pay for all my drones unfortunately. Hope it’ll go better for you 😉 take care!

  • @eduardoalbright4389

    @eduardoalbright4389

    18 күн бұрын

    The requirements state accounts under 10k followers.. maybe that’s why?

  • @jessicaekberg5902
    @jessicaekberg590216 күн бұрын

    yeah really good review, I am saving for the avata 2 but it isn't cheap, and I am a kid too..

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    16 күн бұрын

    Thanks 😉 worth the wait! Take care

  • @randito70030
    @randito7003026 күн бұрын

    Great video! Really informative. I’ve been flying drones for years, since the original DJI phantom was released. Many videos I watched before purchasing the DJI Avata 2 typically stated that the joystick motion controller was a gimmick and the stick controller was the way to go. After buying it and flying it with both I prefer to fly it with the motion controller, it is more fun and enjoyable imo. I also have played alot of flight sims with a joystick so it feels very similar. Thanks for the great review.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    25 күн бұрын

    Thanks mate! Ya I agree if you don’t have a ton of time to learn flying with the motion controller is really fun and easy 😌 take care!

  • @speeddemon467
    @speeddemon46726 күн бұрын

    Great video that touches on all of the key points! I've had my Avata 2 since the day after launch I'm loving it. I'm coming from about 2 years flying the Air 2s (which I still love), so I'm not completely new, but this is my first FPV. I bought the FPV v3 controller as I want to be able to fly manual mode, though it's been windy, so I've kept the attitude limit on so far. The motion controller still seems to get a lot of hate, but it's definitely not a gimmick. It's more than just "fun" - it's an incredibly easy way to fly FPV and can be used to get some fantastic shots (as you and many other have demonstrated). It's just an awesome drone and I couldn't be happier with it.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    25 күн бұрын

    Thanks mate. Yes, the motion controller isn’t just fun - very good point! It is very reliable and makes flying an FPV easy and not need years of learning curve. Glad you’re enjoying - thanks for sharing!

  • @hummerzdca
    @hummerzdca27 күн бұрын

    I can’t seem to keep from watching what all it can do. From the first Avata, the fascination has been there. I have Mini 3 & 4 Pro, and wanted to try using goggles with the Mini 4 Pro that is now compatible to use them. Don’t want to just get the goggle and motion controller…but have to decide soon… Thanks!

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    I hear ya! It is indeed great being able to now use the goggles with other drones! Take care!

  • @elarseneau3906
    @elarseneau390623 күн бұрын

    This might be a dumb question. I wear glasses (am allergic to contacts). How do the goggles work with glasses? Or is there an adjustment in the goggles for different eye types?

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    23 күн бұрын

    Hello 👋🏼 You have separate diopter adjustment for the left and right eye to compensate for glasses 😉 so you don’t have to worry about that! I talk about it somewhere in the video and show how it works in case. Cheers !

  • @IslandDigital
    @IslandDigital27 күн бұрын

    Hello !!! I have an Obsidian Special Edition Phantom 4 in BRAND NEW condition. I’ve only flown it 6 times max . So I’m use to this VERY LARGE drone. So NOW that Remote ID is MANDATORY , I’m considering buying this Avata 2 . Looks much more fun, Smaller etc. Can you discuss how Remote ID is incorporated in the Avata2 and if so, how does it work ? Is there a device already installed? Is it just software? I really want to have a drone with all newer features that’s ready to fly at a moments notice. No plugging in my phone, Dealing with software , etc. Thanks. Would love your thoughts!

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    Hi there! Thanks for your message. Keep in mind that the Avata is heavier than 250g - therefore considered a "bigger" drone, or rather a drone that needs licensing (like any other DJI drone besides the mini). Fun wise: much more fun - yes! BUT it all depends on the purpose you have with it. For example for work, I'd use my Air 2s rather to get photos and steady shots, but sometimes you might need a little drone to get more immersed and change the feel a bit and that can be fun too. You have everything ready (need to plug the goggles to your phone the first time you use it to download software updates, etc. but otherwise you can use it without). I think it'd be a great change and prolly an upgrade from the Phantom 4 indeed! Take care

  • @marcust123
    @marcust12326 күн бұрын

    I got one and used it for a week and returned it yes its good and fun but i got bored pretty quick also im not a fan of wearing the goggles and constantly thinking people are coming up behind me lol and having to take them off to check lol also avata 2 is pretty loud so i had to go far out to stop people haring me take off and fly it another thing the connection was not that good for me for some reason kept loosing connection im gonna get another mavic pro i think or i might try a thermal enterprise

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    26 күн бұрын

    I hear ya! Not for everyone 😊 regular mavics are more stable, no goggles and a very different experience and recording type. Take care

  • @andre-7423
    @andre-742323 күн бұрын

    max speed , is very slow, unless you pay extra for one more proprietary controller. It should offer full speed (same as manual mode) using the motion controller.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    23 күн бұрын

    I agree!

  • @captainozbozz7614
    @captainozbozz761426 күн бұрын

    Any avata 2 owners in the eu, what is the max speed in manual with no tweaks or hacks, I’ve seen so many conflicting answers I have no idea what to believe

  • @RoadhawK66

    @RoadhawK66

    25 күн бұрын

    I would also love to know this

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    25 күн бұрын

    Hey there, the speed isn’t limited in manual mode, what is is the distance (range). The speed really depends on your camera angle (meaning, the more you tilt your camera down, the more the drone will have to compensate and the faster it’ll go). So if you manage to reach the 97km/h they claim you can go, if the range is 2km in Europe you won’t go very far basically. Manual mode - as its name indicates - have way less restrictions and is fully manual so you decide your speed. Hope this can be helpful to you Cheers

  • @Ripy0

    @Ripy0

    23 күн бұрын

    In the EU, the Avata 2 is limited to 19m/s in Manual Mode. There is some tweak to get around it, but in this Case your Avata 2 becomes another Droneclass with way more restrictions. Sadly thats the point why i'm not going to get one. 😢

  • @christovonlimbo
    @christovonlimbo24 күн бұрын

    Is the speed correct?

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    24 күн бұрын

    What you mean?

  • @christovonlimbo

    @christovonlimbo

    24 күн бұрын

    @cris_photography thanks for replying, is it true this drone speed can reach 96mph?

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    24 күн бұрын

    @christovonlimbo oh, y’a it should (I personally never did but am sure if you’re good in manual mode you could). Take care!

  • @beatsandstuff
    @beatsandstuff27 күн бұрын

    My problem is that I live in a country/city, that I have to go 40-60 minutes away to fly my Avata 1 without having neighbors or police complaining, even with permits and licenses. I'd love to get an Avata 2, but I'm not "wonderlustin traveling". Maybe on black friday or end of the year... I have other priority expenses such as upgrading my flip smartphone which turns off when I flip it (don't ever get one), a new laptop (I have an M1 MBP, but knowing Apple, it will start failing soon, no mac has ever lasted me more than 4 years, even with repairs) and daily expenses, which are rising as I type this. I'm a hobbyist, but don't have the time to dedicate myself to droning full time and there are hurdles where I live. Let's see what the future lays for me, I want one sooo bad, all the bad things about the 1st iteration are kinda solved, some kinks will be fixed with updates. I already got a flying potato og DJI FPV and Avata 1, +100 hours on liftoff... Can't justify an 1.6k purchase right now, in a country without care refresh.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    Oh wow! Thanks for sharing, 1 hour driving is a lot indeed - I can fly from a couple minutes walk so sorry to hear mate! Hope you’ll be able to solve that in the future. Take care!

  • @IslandDigital

    @IslandDigital

    27 күн бұрын

    What country are you in. Very interesting. WOW. That’s a lot to deal with.

  • @beatsandstuff

    @beatsandstuff

    27 күн бұрын

    @@IslandDigital I live in a South American metropolis. I fly when traveling. I used to have a real estate gig, but the pay in here is too low to justify it.

  • @djchino

    @djchino

    9 күн бұрын

    if you have the Avata 1 is not worth it, I have both and the differences are not enough to upgrade if you have the Avata 1, but if you don't have any then of course is good to have one for sure. I even got a micro FPV to get better flying Acro and now I don't even fly the Avata anymore. the micro FPV is so much more fun because Im not scare of crashing it.

  • @beatsandstuff

    @beatsandstuff

    9 күн бұрын

    @@djchino yeah, I considered getting a custom small whoop a while ago, but DJI has spoiled me and it's kind of a hassle having no smart batteries. I probably won't be getting more drones, love em, but they are almost worthless where I live...

  • @DavidReynolds-kr6yh
    @DavidReynolds-kr6yh27 күн бұрын

    You do have marks on your forehead instead with the new goggles, but it’s not a major problem.

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    27 күн бұрын

    Really? Guess much less than before then 😁 take care

  • @DavidReynolds-kr6yh

    @DavidReynolds-kr6yh

    27 күн бұрын

    @@cris_photography a friend of mine had a go with my avata 2 and as he said he wanted it tight so that it didn’t move, that’s probably why he had a mark on his forehead. I’ve noticed that it feels like it needs to be tight too, but it just might be myself. Q

  • @panoramic_life38
    @panoramic_life3827 күн бұрын

    The battery being part of the goggles is annoying! When I go fly I bring like 4 drones! That battery is not enough for a day at the field! (Well if you always have the avata then yes) I like the old one because I just swapped it with a brand new battery 100% instantly

  • @cris_photography

    @cris_photography

    25 күн бұрын

    Hi there! Never looked at it that way but I can see how annoying that can me! Couldn’t you plug a battery pack via a USB-C cable? Curious to know if you can charge and use at the same time 🤔 cheers

  • @panoramic_life38

    @panoramic_life38

    25 күн бұрын

    I am curious too