I'm a drone expert and test them out for a living and this is my guide on how to fly DJI drones like a pro, using motion ...

No more stick input! Both the DJI FPV drone and Motion Controller work with DJI’s other new FPV peripheral, the FPV Goggles V2, which were announced last month.

A tale of two controllers… kind of While there’s no denying that DJI has built an extremely powerful FPV filmmaking kit with the Avata, the way the company sells the drone is a bit of a hustle. There ...

As for the camera, the DJI FPV comes with a 4K/60p 120Mbps camera that is mounted on a gimbal. The camera is capable of recording 4X slow motion in 1080/120p while videos can be saved in H.264 or ...

For those interested, the DJI FPV Combo — which includes the FPV drone, the remote controller 2, the FPV Goggles V2, all the cables needed, and one battery — is currently available over on the ...

It's also the fastest drone DJI has ever made with wicked 87 mph max speed and it comes with a dope pair of FPV goggles.

DJI RC Motion 3 gives pilots the power to flip, drift and roll (Image: DJI) DJI Avata 2 boasts a maximum flight time of 23 minutes and supports PD fast charging, so that it can be recharged and ...

The Avata Pro View Combo ships with the DJI Motion Controller as the only way to fly the drone. You can also use the FPV Remote Controller 2, but it’s sold separately for $200.

Speaking of which, DJI has also introduced a cool new motion controller for the DJI FPV. It is essentially a 3D controller that allows the drone to move the way your hand does.

DJI’s new first-person view (FPV) goggles are about more than just getting a bird’s-eye view of the flight — you can control the drone with them, too.

The DJI Avata on its own is priced at US$629, or bundled with the Goggles 2 and Motion Controller for $1,388. The video below has more.