The DJI Avata 360 is making waves with its new pricing, launch details, and design specifications. Leaked video footage suggests that reviewers might already have the Avata 360 in their possession, marking a significant development in the drone industry. Drone enthusiast Jasper Ellens has shed light on the long-awaited DJI Avata 360, which was initially rumored as the Avata 3 in May 2025. This 360-degree drone is set to challenge the Antigravity A1, currently priced at $1,599 on Amazon. DJI's initial target was a late 2025 release, but by January, the launch date shifted to before the end of March 2026. Ellens predicts a March 2026 release, with a potential China launch first, followed by a global release in early April. An instructional video for the Avata 360 has been spotted within DJI's beta apps, indicating that the drone has already been shipped to reviewers. Updated pricing and configurations have been revealed, starting at CNY 2,988 (~$435) with a battery, CNY 3,988 (~$575) with an RC 2 remote, and CNY 5,688 (~$825) with three batteries, a charging hub, a carry case, and either an RC 2 or Goggles N3.
