Drone Showdown: DJI Avata 2 vs DJI FPV

DJI FPV is fun, DJI Avata 2 is small so which way to go??

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[SkyDomeVIZE]

I believe they both good. DJI Avata 2 is definitely more comfortable to fly and bring around. I own the DJI FPV and I really enjoy it a lot, but is really cumbersome to carry around, it takes prep time, and best in open spaces. Although, I really would love the Avata 2. I can't help to still fly my Mavic Air (OG) for my needs.

[xeonn]

my grandfather just bought me fpv 1, I am now learning, considering i really need speed above 100km/h fpv was a choice, also its more stable in strong wind so i went for fpv, I hope that I have chosen well, anyways time will show

[twonfu]

Ok for a newb who has both or can't decide which to go with. It only depends what you are trying to capture. Tight spaces and short rides then Avata 2 is the way to go. Having both I feel my FPV needs are met and I'm covered for whatever I need to capture. Good video by the way glad to see someone cover this topic.

[pmbailey]

I have the DJI FPV, Avata and Avata 2. The Avata 2 is much better than the Avata, but they're both completely different than the flying potato. Like you said, I'm too scared/worried to take the FPV down low or through tight gaps, but I love hauling ass at a higher altitude. With the Avatas, I'm usually lower than the trees. Different kinds of fun.

[harmymd]

I love the original fpv for the simple fact that it rips even in tough wind, and this is in sports mode, without even going manual. The smaller avatar drone doesn't do well in wind

[seadogg]

The Avata2's specs in such a small chassis is perfect for my jetski excursions! Excellent review!

[southpawcinema]

I have all 3 of the DJI FPV style drones and I flew all of them today. I flew the original Avata last and it made me laugh how brick like it is compared to the other 2 models. I couldn't let off the throttle very much or it just drops. Its great for hitting small gaps though. Obviously the potato is the most powerful and Ive never gotten it to do a yaw tumble like I have with the Avata models. It definitely handles the wind the best out of the three. But when it comes to the Avata 2, I wouldn't consider it under powered per say. It handles the wind pretty well in my experience and is fairly acrobatic within the cinewhoop style limits. The camera is so good on it and combined with the goggles 3 I think the clarity is quite a bit better than the potato and the integra goggles. All I know is I got into FPV this year and I am having an absolute blast!

[oliverdecker]

Thanks for the comparison. While I have never flown an Avata, i have guessed what you described in your video. I will probably not get an Avata 2 then. I don’t mind the extra weight of the FPV as it is quite unique with its powerful motors.

[YTFPV]

Nice video . I love all of them it all depend on where i fly and what i want to film. I live in the city so the FPV is only for my trip otherwise i fly Avata 2 and Flywoo explorer two drone that are not too loud and doesn't attract attention and safer around people. 😉 Also the Avata go place that no other drone would. I would probably add a tiny cinewoop for indoor or super small park near my house.

[mrzfpv]

I don’t plan on upgrading because I still love my flying potato😂😂

[JamesThomas-nrog]

Great video. My favourite thing about this video is discovering in the comments that I own a flying potato.

[digiflyer]

You done very well on that topic. professional & experience pilot in wider place FPV really good. Filming small and tighter place you need avata2 for beginner & experience pilot

[brennanIX]

Avata 2 is like a compact rally/drift car. FPV is like a muscle drag car.

I don't think they're really comparable. That's like comparing the Inspire and matrice. The only thing they really have in common is the style of controllers.

[tabadrone]

Very top. Liked from Brazil. All the best for you.

[matiasgrosso]

Excelente comparativa, gracias, perfecta pronunciación del inglés!

[niceguyzro]

I bought the Avata 2 for my birthday. I haven't had a break from work yet though. I need a backpack like that.

[Gabouytb]

If you're in Europe, try the FCC "hack" thing. It changes so much in power response and top speed that it doesn't feel like the same machine.

[LandOverview]

You summed it up right, I think solution is to take friend (mule) with you and slip some gear into their backback too.

[Kojima]

DJI FPV in manual is true freedom. That thing is amazing and can really maneuver and navigate. I think you need more practice. The avata 2 is all about capturing the moment, the fpv is all about the moment.

[nestoNESTOnesto]

I don't understand why to switch, if evidently both drones have different types of use. I have FPV and I'm thinking about Avata 2, but not to switch, but to open up tight spaces. But in the open spaces FPV is just faster and stronger.