Amazon is selling the Antigravity A1 Infinity Bundle with a set of propeller guards for $1,521.74 two weeks before Black Friday, and that is the lowest price DroneXL has logged for the three-battery kit. Of the six early Black Friday drone deals Mashable listed on November 3, it is the only one that beats a price DroneXL has on record. DroneXL checked all six listings between 9 and 10 a.m. Eastern on Friday, November 13.
Two of the six cost more today than they did ten days ago. The DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo is $640, up $20, and the Ruko F11PRO 2 is $299.99, up $60. The Ruko U11MINI was $299.99 at 9:30 a.m. and fell to $239.96 in a Lightning Deal by 10 a.m. The DJI Neo is still $169, and the Skyrover S1 combo with the screen controller is still $549. Black Friday is November 27.
Get the Antigravity A1 Infinity Bundle for $1,521.74 on Amazon
The A1 Infinity Bundle Is $77 Under Its $1,599 Spring Sale Price
Amazon’s $1,521.74 pairs the A1 Infinity Bundle with a $22.49 set of propeller guards, against a combined list price of $2,028.99. The Infinity Bundle sold for $1,599 in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale in March, and that was the lowest price DroneXL had logged for it.
Only the bundle listing carries the discount. The Antigravity A1 Infinity Bundle listed without the guards is $1,999 on Amazon today, its full list price, so the order with the guards comes out $477 cheaper than the kit alone. The bundle is sold by the Antigravity Official Store and shipped by Amazon, with next-day delivery offered when DroneXL checked.
DroneXL logged the $1,599 price on March 31, four months after the A1 launched at $1,999 for the Infinity Bundle, and Antigravity’s own store listed the same price on April 28. Amazon’s breakdown of today’s bundle puts the kit at $1,499.25 and the guards at $22.49. The kit holds the 8K 360 drone, the Vision goggles, the Grip motion controller and three high-capacity batteries that Antigravity rates at 39 minutes each. Jake Sloan’s review of the A1 for DroneXL covers how it flies.
DJI’s Mini 3 Combo Costs $40 More Than in October, and the Neo Has Not Moved
The Mini 3 Fly More Combo with the DJI RC is $640 on Amazon from third-party seller NorthFront, $79 under its $719 list price. Mashable recorded it at $620 on November 3. It was $600 during Prime Big Deal Days in October and $449 in June.
Mashable’s post warned that a deal live today can be gone by the weekend. DroneXL logged the $600 price on October 6, and Gizmodo recorded $449 on June 30. The Mini 3 Fly More Combo listing showed 14 units left this morning. The base DJI Mini 3 with the RC-N1 controller, which Prime members bought for $269 in October, had no new unit in the buy box at all, only used ones from $326.82.
The controller-free DJI Neo is $169 against a $199 list price, sold by DJI Tech Hub and shipped by Amazon. That is the same price DroneXL found on October 23, and $30 more than the $139 it cost during the October Prime event.
Four newer DJI drones carry no discount. The DJI Mini 5 Pro is $759, the DJI Neo 2 is $259, the DJI Flip with the RC-N3 is $439 and the DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo is $449. None of the four listings showed a markdown against list this morning.
One Ruko Is $60 Above November 3, and the Other Swung $60 in an Hour
The Ruko F11PRO 2 sells for $299.99 on Amazon today, after Mashable recorded it at $239.98 on November 3. The Ruko U11MINI was $299.99 at 9:30 a.m. Eastern and $239.96 at 10 a.m., in a Lightning Deal that Amazon’s timer ends around 9:40 tonight.
Mashable had the U11MINI at $239.97 on November 3, so the Lightning Deal puts it back where it was. The F11PRO 2 listing shows 14% off list. A $30 coupon on the Ruko F11PRO 2 listing brings that drone to $269.99, which is $30 above its early-November price. Mashable also ran the F11PRO 2 at under $240 on October 26, so the drone has been there twice in three weeks. Ruko’s listing describes a 4K/30 camera on a three-axis gimbal with two batteries in the box. The Ruko U11MINI listing describes a 249 g drone with 4K video. DroneXL has not flown either one.
The Skyrover S1 Screen Combo Is the Only S1 Configuration on Sale
The Skyrover S1 combo with the 5.5-inch screen controller and three batteries is $549 on Amazon against a $699 list price, unchanged since November 3, with two units left. The base S1 is $289 and the standard three-battery combo is $359, both at full price.
The Skyrover S1 screen combo costs $190 more than the standard combo. DroneXL logged those two at $236 and $318.99 on August 30.
Three High-Capacity Batteries Put the A1 Infinity Bundle Over 250 g
The Federal Aviation Administration requires registration for any drone of 250 g (0.55 lb) or more. The Infinity Bundle ships with three high-capacity batteries, and Antigravity’s buy page says takeoff weight exceeds 249 g with that battery, so this A1 must be registered and must broadcast Remote ID.
DroneXL covered that footnote when Antigravity launched its $799 Follow Me Bundle in October, and reported in April that the high-capacity battery brings the A1 to 291 g. The A1 gets under the line only with the standard battery, and the propeller guards in this Amazon bundle add weight on top.
The Mini 3 weighs under 249 g and the Neo 135 g, and the S1 and U11MINI listings both say under 249 g, so by those figures a recreational pilot registers none of them. Ruko’s comparison table lists the F11PRO 2 at 12.6 oz (357 g), which puts it over the line too. Every recreational pilot still has to pass the free TRUST test under the FAA’s recreational flyer rules, whatever the drone weighs, and flying for pay needs a Part 107 certificate and a registered aircraft at any weight.
DroneXL’s Take
I’d buy the A1 bundle today if a 360 drone was already on my list, because $1,521.74 with the guards is lower than anything we logged in the spring. I would not pay $640 for the Mini 3 combo. It was $600 five weeks ago and $449 in June, and the seller is a third party with 14 units left. The Neo at $169 is its regular price now, as I wrote on October 23, and every Amazon sale event we have tracked since fall 2025 put it at $159 or less. The F11PRO 2 has dropped to $240 twice in three weeks, so I expect it back there by November 27, and I’d wait. The U11MINI got there again within an hour this morning. Waiting is riskier with DJI, because the stock can run out before the price drops. I’d check what a drone cost in October before buying it on a November sale.
Sources: Amazon, Mashable, Gizmodo, FAA
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