DJI Avata 3 FPV drone may have leaked in a new video before official unveiling

By leaking through Igor Bogdanov, the DJI Avata 3 shows in test flights with a chunkier, more agile frame than the palm size Neo 2 or light mini 5 Pro, both rumored in Dji's installation, with a focus on an urgent FPV and possibly more consolidated internal or a large battery.

What really distinguishes Avata 3 is the promise of sophisticated FPV functions. The Avata 2 already increased the rod with a 1/1.3-inch camera sensor, which delivers 12 MP breasts and 4K/60-FPS HDR video, paired with DJIS O4 video transmission for feeds with low latency.

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Avata 3 really shines in flight performance. The Avata 2 delivered an 18-minute flight time and a stain 27 meters per second, but the leaks indicate that the Avata 3 could boost these numbers. Bogdanov's film material shows newly designed propeller that indicate better thrust or efficiency, possibly stretch the flight time or sharpen the mobility for wild stunts. For pilots who require precise control, Avata 3 is expected to be synchronized with the DJI glasses N3, completely with its crisp 1080p display and the 2.7-hour battery life.

The safety glasses N3, which costs at a price of € 269 in Europe, offer an Ocusync 4 transmission, one step after earlier models and are confirmed to support Avata 2 and Neo. “The safety glasses N3 will be compatible with the Avata 2 and Neo at the start,” said Leaker Jasper Ellens with signs that the Avata 3 will follow. It is also expected that the RC Motion 3 controller, which was introduced in addition to the Avata 2, is effortlessly combined, which gives the pilots the intuitive control over complex stunts.

However, Djis Timing adds an intrigue layer. The US export restrictions have awakened a shadow about the company's ability to deliver new models in the states, which may delay the availability of Avata 3. Nevertheless, the development of the drone appears untouched, whereby FCC certifications for related models such as the intention of the DJI of Mini 5 Pro signal to navigation on regulatory hurdles. “The Mini 5 Pro has now dragged on to the publication by the FCC,” reports notbookcheck.net, which indicates that the Avata 3 could follow a similar path. For us consumers, this could mean a staggered rollout or dependence on gray market imports to rise a bitter pill for the fans who are trying.

The pricing remains a mystery, but the story of DJI offers clues. The Avata 2 started at 999 US dollars for the Fly More Combo, including protective glasses 3 and RC Motion 3. In view of the rumored improvements of Avata 3 – a light price boost – maybe 1,099 to $ 1,299 – would not be surprising. “DJI has published several high-end consumer drones in the past few months,” notes Notebookcheck.net.
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