DJI Avata 360 Fly More Combo (RC 2)

360° full-scene capture

The DJI Avata 360 allows you to capture the whole scene first and decide on framing afterwards. Its dual 1-inch-equivalent sensors record 8K/60fps HDR 360° video with enough resolution to crop into usable standard frames later, changing the way you fly from the outset. Instead of spending the whole flight trying to hold a precise composition, you can concentrate on line, speed, height, and distance to the subject. This makes the drone feel less like a fixed camera in the sky and more like a way of collecting movement through a space, with the final perspective chosen afterwards in the edit.

Tracking, automation and dynamic movement

The DJI Avata 360 is not just about capturing the full scene; it is also about keeping that footage usable when subjects start to move unpredictably. ActiveTrack 360° handles this by automatically maintaining distance, height, and framing, with a Cycling mode that reacts more quickly when direction changes become sharper or less predictable. The forward-facing LiDAR supports omnidirectional obstacle sensing in 360 mode, helping the drone stay aware of its surroundings and maintain reliable tracking even as the light drops. A stable 1080p, low-latency live view, delivered through the O4+ transmission system to the RC 2 screen or compatible DJI Goggles, gives you a consistent feed to judge movement and positioning as the pace picks up. Features like Spotlight Free take this further by letting the drone hold onto a subject whilst you concentrate on directing the flight path itself.

Additionally, FPV gimbal mode can introduce a natural roll to the footage that reflects how the drone is actually moving through space. It gives tracking shots more energy without needing aggressive inputs, and can be applied or adjusted afterwards if needed. The result is a system that not only follows a subject but also translates that movement into footage that feels fluid, controlled, and intentional.

Confident close flying

A big part of the Avata 360’s appeal is that it invites you to fly closer and with more confidence than you might with a more exposed drone design. The integrated propeller guard is central to that feeling. It gives the aircraft a more protected body, which helps when working around structures, following subjects, or navigating places where you want to stay agile without feeling overly tentative. Omnidirectional obstacle sensing adds another layer to that experience in 360 mode, helping the drone stay more aware of its surroundings during flights so you can focus more on the shot's path and rhythm.

Direct control with the RC 2

The DJI RC 2 keeps the drone’s flight precise and self-contained. The controller’s built-in screen removes the need for an external device, while the direct stick control makes it easier to repeat routes, refine passes, and maintain consistent movement. This is an important feature with a 360 drone, where the quality of the final result depends heavily on how cleanly the drone moves through the scene, rather than how quickly you need to reframe mid-flight.

Longer shooting sessions with the Fly More Combo

Three Intelligent Flight Batteries, the Two-Way Charging Hub, and the sling bag turn the DJI Avata 360 into a more rounded field kit, where you can shoot, review, adjust, and go up again without breaking momentum after a single flight. That matters even more with 360 capture because small changes in route, height, or timing can completely alter the final result once you start reframing in post. Having more power on hand and a neater way to carry the system makes it much easier to treat the drone as a serious creative platform rather than something to rush through in one short session.

Know the rules!

The UK’s drone regulations are evolving from 1 January 2026, introducing a new class-marking system (UK0-UK6) and updated operating categories based on risk, location, and proximity to people. Any drone weighing 100g or more will now require a Flyer ID, and if it has a camera, you’ll also need an Operator ID. While legacy drones remain legal, they may face stricter distance limits unless upgraded or replaced with class-marked models. Remote ID will also become mandatory for many drones, enhancing accountability by broadcasting identification and location data during flight.

For commercial operations, pilots must ensure their drones are compliant with class markings, hold the appropriate qualifications (such as the A2 CofC or Operational Authorisation for higher-risk flights), and have valid third-party insurance. As always, you must fly within visual line of sight, below 120m, and away from restricted areas. Always make sure you understand the latest rules and stay compliant before taking to the skies.

What's in the box?

• 1 x DJI Avata 360
• 1 x DJI RC 2
• 3 x DJI Avata 360 Intelligent Flight Battery
• 1 x DJI Avata 360 Two-Way Charging Hub
• 1 x DJI Avata 360 Gimbal Protector
• 2 x DJI Avata 360 Spare Propellers (Pair)
• 1 x Screwdriver
• 1 x DJI Avata 360 Sling Bag
• 1 x DJI Avata 360 Foldable Landing Pad
• 1 x DJI Avata 360 Lens Cleaning Cloth
• 1 x USB-C to USB-C Data Cable
• Documents (Quick Start Guide, Safety Guidelines, and DJI Logo Stickers)