9 DJI Avata accessories and pricing listed on Adorama website

As we get closer to the launch of the new DJI Cinewhoop drone, we find all the DJI Avata accessories listed on the Adorama website, including all the pricing information. Let's take a closer look.

Of course, once Adorama realized its mistake, the information was quickly removed. Luckily for us drone enthusiasts, nothing is ever really lost on the internet.

9 DJI Avata accessories listed

Adorama lists the following DJI Avata accessories:

• DJI Battery Charging Hub for Avata Intelligent Flight Battery – $59
• DJI Propellers for Avata Drone – $9
• DJI ND Filter Set with ND8, ND16, ND32 for DJI Avata drone – $79
• DJI 2420mAh Intelligent Flight Battery for Avata Drone – $129
• DJI Fly More Kit w/2x Intelligent Flight Battery & Charging Hub for Avata Drone – $279
• DJI Headband for Avata Goggles 2 – $19
• DJI Propeller Guard for Avata Drone – $29
• DJI Upper Frame for Avata Drone – $19
• DJI 1800mAh Battery for Avata Goggles 2 – $39

DJI Avata pricing info

It seems that the DJI Avata will be sold separately, as well as in two different combos. Furthermore, you can add any of the above accessories. We think especially the DJI Fly More Kit makes a lot of sense.

DJI Avata Pricing: Pro-View Combo

• Includes the DJI Avata, DJI Goggles 2 + V1 Motion Controller
• Release date 8/23 (to be determined)
• DJI Avata pricing: recommended retail price $1,388

DJI Avata Pricing: Fly Smart Combo

• DJI Avata, DJI FPV Goggles v2, DJI V1 Motion Controller
• Release date 8/23 (to be determined)
• DJI Avata pricing: recommended retail price: $1,168

DJI Avata Specifications

• 1/1.7″ CMOS sensor
• 48 MP
• FOV 155 degrees
• 12.6 mm in 35mm Format Equivalent
• f/2.8 Aperture
• Fixed focus
• Focus Range 0.6m to infinity
• ISO range: 100 – 25600
• Video with the DJI Goggles 2
  • 4K at 50 and 60 fps
  • 2.7K at 50, 60, and 100 fps
  • 1080p at 50, 60, and 100 fps
• Video with the DJI FPV Goggles V2
  • 4K at 50 and 60 fps
  • 2.7K at 50, 60, 100, and 120 fps
  • 1080p at 50, 60, 100, and 120 fps
• H.264 and H.265
• EIS, RockSteady 2.0 and HorizonSteady
• Weight 410 grams
• Dimensions 180x180x80 mm (unfolded)
• Diagonal 120 mm
• Speed
  • Manual 27 m/s
  • Sport 14 m/s
  • Normal 8 m/s
• Max hover time 18 minutes
• Internal storage 20 GB
• Downward dual vision sensors and ToF
• Operation frequency 5.725 – 5.850 Ghz
• Live View Mode
  • With DJI FPV Goggles V2
    • Low-Latency Mode 810p/120fps:
    • High-Quality Mode 810p/60fps:
  • With DJI Goggles 2
    • Low-Latency Mode 810p/120fps:
    • High-Quality Mode 810p/60fps:
• Transmission range: 6 miles FCC, 2 km CE, 6 km SRRC
• Basically, the DJI FPV is faster, but the DJI Avata wins everywhere else.

What do you think of these DJI Avata accessories and the pricing that goes with them? It seems to us that the yet-to-be-released DJI Cinewhoop drone will be a pricey little toy…

Also, let us know which package you would go for. The more expensive Pro-View Combo or the Fly Smart Combo?

Let us know your thoughts on the DJI Avata accessories in the comments below.