Is The DJI FPV Drone Still Worth It In 2024 (DJI Remote ID Update)

Welcome to the ultimate guide on the DJI FPV Drone in 2024! In this video, we dive deep into whether the DJI FPV Drone is still worth it, especially with the latest DJI Remote ID update. Join us as we explore the unique features, performance, and innovations of this cutting-edge drone, and evaluate its relevance in the current drone landscape.

We'll break down the impact of the DJI Remote ID update, discussing how it affects your flying experience and compliance with regulations. From exhilarating flights to technical details, we cover it all to help you make an informed decision on whether the DJI FPV Drone is the right choice for you in 2024.

So, whether you're a seasoned FPV pilot or a curious newcomer, buckle up for an insightful journey into the world of DJI FPV and discover if it's still a worthy investment in the ever-evolving drone market. Don't miss out on the latest insights – hit play now!

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[andreschapero]

By far my favorite DJI drone. If they come out with a 30% battery improvement I will buy another one. A masterpiece of aircraft design.

[AlexanderLobarev]

I bought it 5 months ago and I am VERY satisfied. I am already mastering the ACRO mode and have flown in this mode 3 times. Now only ACRO mode... The drone is just SUPER. The last time I got carried away with flying and when the battery was low, the drone itself let me know why it returned home at full charge. So the best drone for beginners.

[damaylaphoenix]

it is the fastest drone dji make. it has led lights and a aux light for night flight . it has level 6 wind resistance! you got to have this one in the collection. i just brought the explorer combo

[johnmajka]

I love my FPV Drone, its a blast to fly. I only fly it, in sport & normal mode. A few weeks ago I bought the AIR 3 and Mini 4 Pro, both fly more combos, & I bought the Integra goggles Motion 2 Combo, to fly those two drones with goggles. I'm waiting for another paycheck to buy 2 year care Refresh Plans for both drones before I fly them. Hopefully Flying the AIR 3 in Sport mode will be somewhat similar as flying the FPV Drone in sport mode, but with a much longer battery life.

[mxracingunlimitedltd]

Ive heard terrible things about anything but the Stock DJI Propellers on this Drone. Basically everyone that has those props that had an issue, had a blade snap off randomly in flight and then the drone falls like you said.. I actually have a set and i liked them, but as soon as i heard about all the Horror stories with them I dont use them anymore.
Also you can just replace the quick-mount propeller assembly with a 5mm shaft to run traditional 5" or 5.1" FPV drone props off a normal 5" fpv drone

[bearsist]

You don’t have to have your phone hooked up all the time right after I start my Drone up, I take it up in the air disconnect the cable you will get ID error on the right side of the screen that’s it. It flies exactly the same.

[notsecure]

Wonder if DJI will update my old FPV to enable RemoteID, maybe I shouldn't update the firmware from now on.

[dronepilotrc]

I have this drone for mid range exploration. Easily goes 3 miles out 🎉

[Wizitfpv]

Do I need to put a license plate or smth to fly it or can I go without one

[arklave]

I own both the Avata and the FPV drone so i have been having a blast flying them. I will agree the Avata is far more durable as I have crashed it several times and aside from some prop damage it has held up very well. I actually crashed my FPV drone into a tree the first time I got it in in the air in sport mode... Luckily I bought the arm bracers so it survived virtually unscathed aside from some prop damage. However since graduating to manual mode I have yet to crash it again after 10 - 15 packs or so.

In my experience the Avata is definitely the more forgiving and cost effective drone, but its also relatively sluggish and slow compared to the FPV drone. Even when I have the throttle up on it there isn't much power behind it. To be fair its a cinewhoop vs FPV and they are related but fulfill different roles. Hitting the throttle on the FPV is a different story there is definitely more power there and the lift it generates is substantially higher. I feel better doing more acrobatic style of flying with the FPV, but I like flying really close to the ground/objects or hitting gaps with the Avata.

Also if you buy either drone kit these days you get the goggles integra which eliminates the need for an external battery pack and eliminates the need to plug your phone into the headset to fly.

[YaBoiSnek]

What brand is that face gasket? I tried to find better foam a while back, but I couldn't find any that looked good to me

[BooFPV]

you know you been putting in work on the sticks when you see Band-Aids.

[FPV_Aerials]

Worry free get the avata, dji fpv.. its intimidating

[richardparkhouse]

pretty good video especially with all the little hints and tips ive been looking at one of these for filming and the flight experience more than the fpv sport side thank you i enjoyed this vid i, m in wales uk by the way so i think the regs are slightly different 👍👍👍

[RussOniPhone]

Do you have a link for that face foam, thanks good video.

[BluSkyOne]

The other solution is to not upgrade the goggles or the drone and you wont have to hook a phone to it every time you fly. I always fly under 400 feet and with LAANC approval the faa need to take a chill pill its way over regulating drone pilots.

[caron]

still like flying my dji fpv, so upgraded to integra goggles now that they dropped to 350... After updating firmware, Manual mode is gone, and goggle activation was not smooth, already regretting changing what was not broke...

[DESTINYFPV]

Those arent goggles 2 they are V2's big difference

[MR.A-ps]

i dont thinck it was ever worth it, for a fpv drone its the low of the lowest, the only adventage is that its a mavic and fpv at oonce

[bh]

I wouldn't go buying a DJI FPV today but it's a great beater drone if you already have one. I've bathed mine in polyurethane conformal coating. I fly it in rain and snow. It's a DJI so as long as I don't crash it will last forever.