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Avata 360: two 1/1.1-inch square sensors, 64 MP each, 8K 360 video up to 60fps. Avata 2: 1/1.3-inch sensor, 12 MP, 4K up to 100fps.
DJI comparison
By the NVX engineering team, New Delhi · 10 November 2026 · 4 min read
Both are DJI's ready-to-fly FPV drones, flown with goggles. The Avata 2 shoots a single 4K view; the Avata 360 records the whole sphere around it in 8K, so you choose the frame after the flight. Compared from DJI's specifications and the prices sellers in India listed on 9 November 2026.
From DJI's specification pages.
Avata 360: two 1/1.1-inch square sensors, 64 MP each, 8K 360 video up to 60fps. Avata 2: 1/1.3-inch sensor, 12 MP, 4K up to 100fps.
Avata 360: omnidirectional vision, forward LiDAR and downward infrared. Avata 2: downward and backward positioning only.
Both: about 23 minutes.
Avata 360: about 455 g. Avata 2: about 377 g. Both need a UIN on Digital Sky.
Sellers in India listed the Avata 2 at about ₹99,000 to ₹1.28 lakh and the Avata 360 at about ₹1.08 to ₹1.48 lakh on 9 November 2026, depending on the kit.
Both fly the same way; the camera decides.
You want to reframe shots after the flight, and better obstacle sensing.
You want classic FPV footage at up to 100fps for less money.
FAQ
For flexibility, yes: it records 8K 360 video and has omnidirectional sensing. The Avata 2 costs less and shoots 4K up to 100fps.
Both Avata models weigh more than 250 g, so they need a UIN on Digital Sky, and commercial flying needs a Remote Pilot Certificate.
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