DJI AVATA vs Traditional FPV Drone - PROS AND CONS!

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[greece]

Having built my first two drones, and losing and crashing them, I now firmly stand in the DJI camp, it may appear to be cheaper to build but it is a deep hole, you always chase after another upgrade. So DJI brings a lot of simplicity and resale value too.

[KhawajaTalha]

I feel like this is the one that brings more people into FPV, I know the hardcore FPV community will hate on the Avata, but you gotta remember that this one lets people into the community and start appreciating FPV, not everyone can get into a build and figure out the LiPo charging and Tuning of a traditional FPV, DJI makes it easy, and honestly sometimes I believe the quality of content is pretty equal, may not fly the smoothest, but you can at least fly without losing the drone. Unlike your traditional FPV drone, LiPo's can burst, Signal lost behind a building, GPS rescue not being reliable, so I think price point and simplicity make it worth it. And this is coming from someone who has both the first DJI FPV and your Custom quads.

[ivovass]

The Dji Avata looks like a great plug and play option to start with FPV without being too tech savy. And it's has beginner friendly features like GPS for return home and distance sensors, not to mention the great video quality you get out of it and the great goggles. Well done Dji. And great review, down to earth, not over hyped and great to see how it compares to a custom FPV option, keep up the great work

[rhdrones]

Great review as always. If I ever get a FPV drone it'll probably be the Avata. Thanks for breaking both the pros and cons up. The stabilization point you brought up was very valid. Also, oh snap! The breakup at 6:33 was quite scary but good to see the other drone did it in the same point by the tree. So good to know that transmission strength between the two seemed similar.

[dronealacool]

Nice video, I agree with you with all the point you describe and it' s the reason why I ve bought Avata and sold my cinelog 35. I loved it but with Avata, it's very easy and you don' t loose your time.

[Unamatrix]

Excellent comparative video, Mike. The one advantage that you forgot to mention regarding the coustum-built drone setup is the multi-aircraft use of the transmitter. I fly helicopters and competition aerobatic airplanes and can easily add a profile for a quad of various sizes. That being said, the smart features and the ease of use of the DJI Avata make a more compelling case. As a mechanical engineer and owner of an aerial drone photography, inspection and videography company, I would like to see DJI make the RC Pro controller compatible with all of their Occusync 3 and 3+ drones.

[thercbat]

This was very unbiased advice that you gave. Been a beginner I know how difficult it is for me to get my head around as most time is spent only in fixing and hardly any flying...it takes away the fun especially when you don't have that luxury of time due to your demanding job that takes up most of the time and energy

[mattalford]

I've exclusively flown anolog fpv. I just bought the Avata Pro View combo and the fpv controller 2. Now I can buy or build quads with the 03 air unit and use the dji fpv controller 2 instead of messing with ELRS.

[cristian_c]

These days I'm not sure if is more expensive with Dji. Just do a comparison how much do you pay for a full kit on a custom fpv (all parts, radio, goggles, camera, etc) vs dji fpv.

[mattalford]

Dji didn't put the fpv controller 2 in an avata kit because they intended it to be flown with the motion controller. I bought it because that's what im used to, and it works with the 03 air unit.

[StarKepler]

Thank you for your opinion! It would be nice to look at the use of dji goggles v2 with Avata (in case of buying only a drone)

[radamesortiz]

Thanks for the video. I just preordered my

[juanrocha]

Great review as always! I think the apple Vs. custom built computer analogy made it super clear which one works better for each person. Thank you 🤝!

[mattalford]

16:21 buy dji care. Its 129 dollars for 2 years, and only a 29 dollar deductible for a replacement. 212 dollars if it's a fly away. Or you lose the drone in water or something. You can buy replacement frames and prop guards. Idk about the gimbal.

[anthonysmith]

Do the v2 goggles have better penetration with the avata than the goggles 2?

[ChrisRayGibson]

I am so grateful for this video as I am deciding what is best for me. THANK YOU!!!!

[jamesobrien]

To each their own as always. Both have pros and cons at the end of the day. I think DJI Avata is a very remarkable fpv drone and you’ll have so much fun with it especially if you’re new to fpv and there's an option for the advanced.

[RGMGFitness]

Interesting range test in CE area. I think it’s the 1 thing that can’t be emphasized enough. CE vs FCC video transmission ranges. Feel very fortunate to live in FCC regulated area..and getting 10km vs 2km in CE area. I’ll def. be testing this myself in a few days. Great video Mike! 👍👍👍

[GregorPQ]

Very balanced view, thank you for providing an informed insight to both sides.
As I have the FPV for me the choice is easy, but I always appreciate the look into the professional camp.

Maybe you can to a comparison indoors?

[allthenamesaretaken]

What people don't realise is that if you're building, you're still gonna go dji for video tx and goggles if you want the best.

The drone might be cheaper to build, but the gps features and reliability of dji is yeeeears ahead of what opensource has.