I currently have a mini 5 pro but like the idea of 360 photos, videos and fpv flying. So I’m looking to buy a second drone that fits with that. It seems that there are a couple of options, the Antigravity A1 or the DJI Avata 360.
I’ve watched numerous youtube videos but constantly find myself swapping between them. I just fly for fun and the photos and videos are just for personal memories and pleasure.
Has anyone any advice on which might be best. I only plan on flying in the UK.
Lots of youtubers are on the fence
For me it was a no brainer stick with DJI for familiarity of controller, software and of course Care Refresh
Yeah but antigravity also do a care refresh type thing don’t they? With the 360 though I can just buy the actual drone standalobe to start with and then add the other bits over time, batteries, goggles etc. Thus saving or at least reducing the wrath of the wife.
Darren if you have the mini 5 with the RC2 controller then your part way there for the kit needed for the Avata 360
What I did was get the motion fly more combo so I can use the goggles with the Neo and the 360 if I wanted too and I have my RC2 paired to the Neo / 360 and Air 3s so that way you can just pick your weapon of choice and as Chris says your in the DJI ecosystem so why change ?
Bit like Apple - when they get you - they have you !
Hmm so Amazon have the Avata fly more with N3 goggles with 12 months interest free. Are the N3 googles any good? I wear glasses.
so they say the N3 you can use with glasses and I think that is a good possibility - I like them a bit more than the interga ones I have with the original Avata - they seem good - only thing I dont like is the USB C port is on the top so if you have a cable into them for viewing via the fly app on a phone its not that great but how often will you do that ?
This 
No need to buy a second controller and, as importantly, no need to carry two controllers around with you (in addition to the goggles and motion controller).
Also, although it’s rumoured one will be coming, the A1 doesn’t have a ‘normal’ controller so your only option is the goggles, which means you will always need to carry a spotter around with you as well.
Hmm I couldn’t resist, went for the Avata. I have no self control. 
honestly mate - it is really a great bit of kit - I have only flown mine for like 30 mins and its really quite cool - the editing side is where it gets really fun and with what Joe has been doing that is just next level real fun haha
Thanks all, arrives tomorrow so will have a good play with it then. Can you connect the rayneo air 4s to the goggles? The wife uses them so she can watch along.
No the goggles do not have HDMI out - but what you can do is connect your phone via USB C to the goggles - launch the DJI FLy app on the phone and she can see what you see
Do the N3 not have wifi live view (to a phone) ?
I thought this too but could not seem to get that to work - mmm off to google and try again as I am sure I did see somewhere you could do that
defo not got that option on my goggles
I went to transmit - pilot - turned it on then went to phone and all I can see is the neo showing
Will try with the 360 and see what happens
This is with the Goggles N3
Mine are the straight 3’s
it seems that the 3 can do it but not the N3
Shame , I’ve done it a few times at the big meet with mine and if anyone shows an interest out in the field, not a massive game changer but if peeps want to see what happening it’s cool