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Specs
Aircraft
Takeoff Weight
Approx. 455 g
Dimensions
246×199×55.5 mm (L×W×H)
Max Ascent Speed
2 m/s (Cine mode)
6 m/s (Normal mode)
10 m/s (Sport mode)
Max Descent Speed
1.5 m/s (Cine mode)
6 m/s (Normal mode)
10 m/s (Sport mode)
Max Horizontal Speed
6 m/s (Cine mode)
16 m/s* (Normal mode)
18 m/s (Sport mode)
Measured in a controlled wind tunnel environment under conditions equivalent to windless operation and sea-level altitude, with the aircraft ascending vertically to a height of 1.5 meters above the ground. Actual experience may vary depending on the environment, usage, and firmware version.
* Up to 12 m/s in Normal mode by default, adjustable to 16 m/s in settings.
Max Takeoff Altitude
4500 m
Measured in a windless environment when taking off from an altitude of 4500 m and ascending vertically by 500 m, using Sport mode, and from 100% battery level until 20%. Data is for reference only. Always pay attention to reminders on the camera view during your flight.
Max Flight Time
Approx. 23 mins
Measured in a controlled wind tunnel environment under conditions equivalent to windless operation and sea-level altitude, with the aircraft flying forward at a constant speed of 21.6 kph, Obstacle Avoidance Action set to Brake, and the camera in Photo mode, until a forced landing due to battery depletion. Actual experience may vary depending on the environment, usage, and firmware version.
Max Hovering Time
Approx. 22 mins
Measured when hovering in a windless environment at sea level, and the camera in photo mode, until a forced landing due to battery depletion. Data is for reference only. Actual experience may vary depending on the environment, usage, and firmware version.
Max Flight Distance
13.5 km
Measured in a controlled wind tunnel environment under conditions equivalent to windless operation and sea-level altitude, with the aircraft flying forward at a constant speed of 39.6 kph, Obstacle Avoidance Action set to Brake, and the camera in Photo mode, until a forced landing due to battery depletion. Actual experience may vary depending on the environment, usage, and firmware version.
Max Wind Speed Resistance
10.7 m/s (Level 5)
Max Pitch Angle
48°
Operating Temperature
-10° to 40° C (14° to 104° F)
Global Navigation Satellite System
GPS + Galileo + BeiDou
Hovering Accuracy Range
Vertical:
±0.1 m (with vision positioning)
±0.5 m (with satellite positioning)
Horizontal:
±0.3 m (with vision positioning)
±1.5 m (with satellite positioning)
Internal Storage
42 GB
Class
C1 (EU)
Camera
Image Sensor
Two 1/1.1-Inch Square CMOS Sensors
Effective Pixels per Sensor: 64MP
Lens
FOV: 200°
Format Equivalent: 7.8 mm
Focal Length: 2.5 mm
Aperture: f/1.9
Focus mode: FF
Focus: 1.5 m to ∞
ISO Range
360° Video:
8K@60/50/48fps: 100-12800 (Normal/D-Log M)
8K@30/25/24fps: 100-25600 (Normal), 100-12800 (D-Log M)
6K@60/50/48/30/25/24fps: 100-25600 (Normal), 100-12800 (D-Log M)
360° Photo: 100-6400
Single-Lens Video: 100-12800
Shutter Speed
Video: 1/8000-1/25 s
Photo: 1/8000-1/30 s
Still Photography Mode
Single Shot:
In 360° mode, the resolution is 30 MP* or 120 MP**.
* For 30MP/8K 360° photos, the resolution is 7776×3888 (30 MP) in JPEG and 7680×3840 (29.49 MP) in DNG.
** For 120MP/16K 360° photos, the resolution is 15520×7760 (120 MP) in JPEG and 15360×7680 (118 MP) in DNG.
Max Image Size
360° Photo: 15520×7760
Photo Format
JPEG/DNG (RAW)
Video Resolution
360° Mode:
8K (2:1): 7680×3840@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
6K (2:1): 6000×3000@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens Mode:
4K (4:3)*: 3840×2880@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
4K (16:9): 3840×2160@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
2.7K (4:3)*: 2688×2016@120/100/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
2.7K (16:9): 2688×1512@120/100/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
* Only supported when using DJI Goggles 3/N3 paired with DJI RC Motion 3 or DJI FPV Remote Controller 3.
Video Format
OSV/MP4 (H.265)
Max Video Bitrate
180 Mbps
Color Mode
Normal
D-Log M
EIS
Single Lens Mode:
With RC 2/RC-N2/RC-N3: Supports only RockSteady 3.0
With Goggles 3/N3 paired with RC Motion 3 or FPV Remote Controller 3: Supports a switch between RockSteady 3.0 and HorizonBalancing
Camera FOV
Single Lens Mode:
With RC 2/RC-N2/RC-N3: Natural Wide
With Goggles 3/N3 paired with RC Motion 3 or FPV Remote Controller 3: Standard (Dewarp)/Wide/Natural Wide
Supported File System
exFAT
Gimbal
Stabilization
Single-Axis Mechanical Gimbal (tilt)
360° Virtual Gimbal
Mechanical Range
Tilt: -95° to 173°
Controllable Range
Single-Axis Mechanical Gimbal:
Tilt (With RC 2/RC-N2/RC-N3): -30° to 60°
Tilt (With Goggles 3/N3 paired with RC Motion 3 or FPV Remote Controller 3): -60° to 60°
360° Virtual Gimbal:
Tilt: -180° to 180°
Roll: -180° to 180°
Max Control Speed
Single-Axis Mechanical Gimbal:
Tilt: 100°/s
360° Virtual Gimbal:
Tilt: 100°/s
Roll: 100°/s
Angular Vibration Range
Single-Axis Mechanical Gimbal:
±0.01°
Sensing
Sensing Type
Omnidirectional vision system, supplemented with forward-facing LiDAR and an infrared sensor at the bottom of the aircraft
Forward
Measurement Range: 0.5-20 m
FOV: Horizontal 90°, Vertical 90°
Backward
Measurement Range: 0.5-18 m
Lateral
Measurement Range: 0.5-18 m
Upward
Measurement Range: 0.5-18 m
Downward
3D ToF Effective Measurement Height: 10 m
Precise Hovering Range: 0.3-10 m
3D ToF FOV: Horizontal 60°, Vertical 60°
Measurement Range: 0.5-20 m
FOV: Horizontal 90°, Vertical 90°
Operating Environment
Diffuse reflective surfaces with discernible patterns, diffuse reflectivity > 20% (such as concrete pavement)
Adequate lighting (lux > 1, normal indoor lighting conditions)
Video Transmission
Video Transmission System
O4+
Live View Quality
Single Lens Mode:
1080p@100*/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
360° Mode:
1080p@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
* In Single Lens Mode, 1080p/100fps is supported only when the aircraft is used with Goggles 3/N3 and RC Motion 3.
Operating Frequency
2.400-2.4835 GHz
5.170-5.250 GHz*
5.725-5.850 GHz
* 5.170-5.250 GHz can be used only in countries and regions where permitted by local laws and regulations.
Transmitter Power (EIRP)
2.400-2.4835 GHz:
< 33 dBm (FCC)
< 20 dBm (CE/SRRC/MIC)
5.170-5.250 GHz:
< 23 dBm (CE)
5.725-5.850 GHz:
< 33 dBm (FCC)
< 30 dBm (SRRC)
< 14 dBm (CE)
Communication Bandwidth
Max 40 MHz
Max Transmission Distance (unobstructed, free of interference)
FCC: 20 km
CE: 10 km
SRRC: 10 km
MIC: 10 km
Measured in an unobstructed outdoor environment free of interference. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights under each standard. Always pay attention to RTH reminders on the camera view during your flight.
Max Transmission Distance (unobstructed, with interference)
Strong Interference: Urban landscape, approx. 1.5-4 km
Medium Interference: Suburban landscape, approx. 4-10 km
Low Interference: Suburb/seaside, approx. 10-20 km
Data tested under FCC standard in unobstructed environments with typical interference. Used for reference purposes only and provides no guarantee for actual transmission distance.
Max Transmission Distance (obstructed, with interference)
Low Interference and Obstructed by Buildings: Approx. 0-0.7 km
Low Interference and Obstructed by Trees: Approx. 0.7-4.5 km
Data tested under FCC standard in environments with typical low interference. Used for reference purposes only and provides no guarantee for actual transmission distance.
Lowest Latency
With RC 2/RC-N2/RC-N3:
1080p/60fps Video Transmission Quality: Approx. 130 ms*
* Actual experience may vary depending on the environment, usage, and firmware version.
Max Video Bitrate
60 Mbps
Max Download Speed
O4+: 10 MB/s
Wi-Fi 6: 100 MB/s*
* Measured in a laboratory environment with little interference in countries/regions that support both 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz, and when internal storage or a high-speed microSD card is used. Download speeds may vary depending on the actual conditions.
Antennas
4 antennas, 2T4R
Intelligent Flight Battery
Capacity
≥ 2700 mAh
Weight
Approx. 149 g
Nominal Voltage
14.32 V
Max Charging Voltage
17.2 V
Battery Type
Li-ion
Energy
≥ 38.67 Wh
Discharge Rate
7C (typical)
Charging Temperature
5° to 40° C (41° to 104° F)
Charging Time
With Charging Hub (100W max charging power):
One Battery, From 0% to 100%: Approx. 47 min
One Battery, From 10% to 90%: Approx. 31 min
Three Batteries, From 0% to 100%: Approx. 100 min
Three Batteries, From 10% to 90%: Approx. 70 min
Directly Charging the Drone (65W max charging power):
One Battery, From 0% to 100%: Approx. 73 min
One Battery, From 10% to 90%: Approx. 51 min
Data tested under laboratory conditions at 25° C (77° F) and can be used for reference only. Actual charging time may increase due to higher ambient temperatures or variations in mains voltage between regions.
Charger
Recommended Charger
Supports DJI 65W Portable Charger and DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter
With Charging Hub: DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter is recommended.
Battery Charging Hub
Input
5-20 V, max 5 A
Output (power accumulation)
Max 60 W
Output (charging)
Max 17.2 V
Charging Type
Supports Charging up to Three batteries Simultaneously
Parallel charging requires the DJI 65W Portable Charger or DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter. With an input of 65 W or higher, the hub supports parallel charging. Otherwise, it charges sequentially, prioritizing the highest battery level.
Compatibility
DJI Avata 360 Intelligent Flight Battery
Storage
Recommended microSD Cards
Lexar SILVER PLUS 64GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Lexar SILVER PLUS 128GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Lexar SILVER PLUS 256GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Lexar SILVER PLUS 512GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Lexar SILVER PLUS 1TB A2 V30 microSDXC
Kingston CANVAS GO! Plus 64GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Kingston CANVAS GO! Plus 128GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Kingston CANVAS GO! Plus 256GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Kingston CANVAS GO! Plus 512GB A2 V30 microSDXC
Wi-Fi
Protocol
802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
Operating Frequency
2.400-2.4835 GHz
5.725-5.850 GHz
Transmitter Power (EIRP)
2.400-2.4835 GHz:
< 20 dBm (FCC/CE/SRRC/MIC)
5.725-5.850 GHz:
< 26 dBm (FCC/SRRC)
< 14 dBm (CE)
Bluetooth
Protocol
Bluetooth 5.4
Operating Frequency
2.400-2.4835 GHz
Transmitter Power (EIRP)
< 10 dBm
Tutorial Videos
FAQ
Product
What sets DJI Avata 360 apart?
DJI Avata 360 is DJI’s first 360° drone [1]. It delivers an exhilarating, immersive flight experience while enabling creative 360° aerial filming, helping you effortlessly nail epic shots.
1. 1-Inch Flagship Imaging [2], 8K/60fps HDR Video [3]: Avata 360 is equipped with two new-generation 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors. The square design delivers panoramic coverage equivalent to that of a 1-inch sensor.
2. DJI O4+ Video Transmission System: Enables ultra-long-range video transmission of up to 20 km [4].
3. Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing [5], Integrated Propeller Guard: Equipped with forward-facing LiDAR, Avata 360 features nightscape omnidirectional obstacle sensing [5] in 360° mode. The integrated propeller guard adds another layer of safety.
4. Infinite Creativity From One Take [3]: Capture a full 360° view in a single flight. In post, reframe from any perspective to turn one clip into multiple creations.
5. Spotlight Free [3] for Instant Shareable Footage: Spotlight Free [3] locks onto a moving subject and assists with camera movement. Simply fly and effortlessly nail epic shots—even without editing.
6. Supports the 360° Virtual Gimbal, allowing you to go beyond physical gimbal limits for dynamic camera moves. You can also use a remote controller with integrated screen for precise camera movement, or enjoy immersive flight with intuitive head tracking via goggles and motion controller. Experience FPV flight and aerial filming in one drone.
7. 360° and Single Lens, Flexible Dual Modes [5]: Seamlessly switch from 360° to Single Lens mode for classic Avata-style filming in 4K/60fps.
1. As of March 2026.
2. Only available in 360° mode. When capturing 360° content, each of DJI Avata 360's two CMOS sensors features an imaging area equivalent to that of a 1‑inch CMOS sensor with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
3. Only available in 360° mode.
4. Measured in an outdoor, open environment, without interference, and with FCC compliance. The 20km transmission distance is only achievable under FCC standards. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights. Always pay attention to reminders in the app during your flight.
5. Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing is only effective on surfaces with discernible textures and in lighting conditions of 1 lux or greater, and is available only in 360° mode. In Single Lens mode, only forward obstacle sensing is supported. Refer to the official DJI website or the product's user manual for details.
1. 1-Inch Flagship Imaging [2], 8K/60fps HDR Video [3]: Avata 360 is equipped with two new-generation 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors. The square design delivers panoramic coverage equivalent to that of a 1-inch sensor.
2. DJI O4+ Video Transmission System: Enables ultra-long-range video transmission of up to 20 km [4].
3. Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing [5], Integrated Propeller Guard: Equipped with forward-facing LiDAR, Avata 360 features nightscape omnidirectional obstacle sensing [5] in 360° mode. The integrated propeller guard adds another layer of safety.
4. Infinite Creativity From One Take [3]: Capture a full 360° view in a single flight. In post, reframe from any perspective to turn one clip into multiple creations.
5. Spotlight Free [3] for Instant Shareable Footage: Spotlight Free [3] locks onto a moving subject and assists with camera movement. Simply fly and effortlessly nail epic shots—even without editing.
6. Supports the 360° Virtual Gimbal, allowing you to go beyond physical gimbal limits for dynamic camera moves. You can also use a remote controller with integrated screen for precise camera movement, or enjoy immersive flight with intuitive head tracking via goggles and motion controller. Experience FPV flight and aerial filming in one drone.
7. 360° and Single Lens, Flexible Dual Modes [5]: Seamlessly switch from 360° to Single Lens mode for classic Avata-style filming in 4K/60fps.
1. As of March 2026.
2. Only available in 360° mode. When capturing 360° content, each of DJI Avata 360's two CMOS sensors features an imaging area equivalent to that of a 1‑inch CMOS sensor with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
3. Only available in 360° mode.
4. Measured in an outdoor, open environment, without interference, and with FCC compliance. The 20km transmission distance is only achievable under FCC standards. The above data shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights. Always pay attention to reminders in the app during your flight.
5. Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing is only effective on surfaces with discernible textures and in lighting conditions of 1 lux or greater, and is available only in 360° mode. In Single Lens mode, only forward obstacle sensing is supported. Refer to the official DJI website or the product's user manual for details.
Which remote controllers and goggles are compatible with DJI Avata 360?
Standard Remote Controller: DJI RC 2, DJI RC-N2, DJI RC-N3
Motion Controller (requires pairing with DJI Goggles 3 or DJI Goggles N3): DJI RC Motion 3
FPV Remote Controller (requires pairing with DJI Goggles 3 or DJI Goggles N3): DJI FPV Remote Controller 3
Goggles (require pairing with DJI RC Motion 3 or DJI FPV Remote Controller 3): DJI Goggles 3, DJI Goggles N3
Motion Controller (requires pairing with DJI Goggles 3 or DJI Goggles N3): DJI RC Motion 3
FPV Remote Controller (requires pairing with DJI Goggles 3 or DJI Goggles N3): DJI FPV Remote Controller 3
Goggles (require pairing with DJI RC Motion 3 or DJI FPV Remote Controller 3): DJI Goggles 3, DJI Goggles N3
How do the features of DJI Avata 360 differ across various control methods and shooting modes?
Feature availability varies based on your control method and shooting mode.
360° Mode:
8K/60fps HDR video recording, FocusTrack, the 360° Virtual Gimbal, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, and other 360°‑specific features are available only in 360° mode. Some intelligent features vary by control method.
· Only available when using goggles paired with a motion controller: features such as acrobatic maneuvers and Head Tracking.
· Only available when used with a standard remote controller: features such as QuickShots and ActiveTrack 360° in FocusTrack.
Single Lens Mode:
This mode only supports video recording, with a maximum resolution of 4K/60fps. In this mode:
· When used with goggles and motion controller, you can fly and shoot in First-Person View (FPV) for better flat video image quality.
· When used with a standard remote controller, you can also fly and shoot in First-Person View (FPV). The footage tilts with the drone's attitude, giving your footage a dynamic, FPV-style look.
360° Mode:
8K/60fps HDR video recording, FocusTrack, the 360° Virtual Gimbal, omnidirectional obstacle sensing, and other 360°‑specific features are available only in 360° mode. Some intelligent features vary by control method.
· Only available when using goggles paired with a motion controller: features such as acrobatic maneuvers and Head Tracking.
· Only available when used with a standard remote controller: features such as QuickShots and ActiveTrack 360° in FocusTrack.
Single Lens Mode:
This mode only supports video recording, with a maximum resolution of 4K/60fps. In this mode:
· When used with goggles and motion controller, you can fly and shoot in First-Person View (FPV) for better flat video image quality.
· When used with a standard remote controller, you can also fly and shoot in First-Person View (FPV). The footage tilts with the drone's attitude, giving your footage a dynamic, FPV-style look.
What is DJI Avata 360's max wind speed resistance and max takeoff altitude?
The max wind speed resistance is 10.7 m/s (Level 5) and the max takeoff altitude is 4500 meters.
Is DJI Avata 360 waterproof?
No. Avoid contact with water during use, as it may damage the device.
If it rains during the flight, return and land as soon as possible, and wait until the aircraft is fully dry inside and out before using it again.
If it rains during the flight, return and land as soon as possible, and wait until the aircraft is fully dry inside and out before using it again.
Camera
What are the advantages of DJI Avata 360’s native 8K 360° Video?
DJI Avata 360 features two newly designed square CMOS sensors with optimized pixel arrangement, increasing each sensor's vertical pixel count to 4,000, up from 3,000 on traditional rectangular sensors. This enables native 8K (4K+4K) 360° video recording with dual lenses. With large 2.4μm pixels for enhanced light sensitivity and up to 13.5 stops of dynamic range, combined with an f/1.9 aperture, it delivers excellent high dynamic range footage and low-light image quality in both high-contrast scenes and dim environments.
How to protect the lens of DJI Avata 360?
The surfaces of both fisheye lenses feature multi-layer coatings and hardening processes, ensuring outstanding image quality. However, as camera lenses are high-precision and delicate components, careful handling and protection are still recommended.
When storing the aircraft, make sure the gimbal is locked and the gimbal protector is attached to prevent keys, sand, and other hard objects from scratching the lens surface. Before attaching, check the inside of the gimbal protector for any foreign objects to prevent sand or other hard particles from sticking to the inner surface and scratching the lens. If a front element is scratched, you can purchase the DJI Avata 360 Replacement Lens Kit With Tools to replace it.
When storing the aircraft, make sure the gimbal is locked and the gimbal protector is attached to prevent keys, sand, and other hard objects from scratching the lens surface. Before attaching, check the inside of the gimbal protector for any foreign objects to prevent sand or other hard particles from sticking to the inner surface and scratching the lens. If a front element is scratched, you can purchase the DJI Avata 360 Replacement Lens Kit With Tools to replace it.
Can the front elements of DJI Avata 360 be replaced?
The front elements feature a replaceable design. Purchase the DJI Avata 360 Replacement Lens Kit With Tools and follow the video tutorial to replace the old lens elements.
Does DJI Avata 360 support ND filters?
No.
Does DJI Avata 360 support handheld shooting?
No.
Does DJI Avata 360 support Pro mode for photos and videos?
Yes.
What resolution settings does DJI Avata 360 support?
360° Mode:
8K (2:1): 7680 × 3840@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
6K (2:1): 6000 × 3000@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens Mode:
Single Lens 4K (4:3)*: 3840 × 2880@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens 4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens 2.7K (4:3)*: 2688 × 2016@120/100/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens 2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512@120/100/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
* Supported only when using Goggles 3/N3 paired with RC Motion 3 or FPV Remote Controller 3.
8K (2:1): 7680 × 3840@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
6K (2:1): 6000 × 3000@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens Mode:
Single Lens 4K (4:3)*: 3840 × 2880@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens 4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160@60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens 2.7K (4:3)*: 2688 × 2016@120/100/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
Single Lens 2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512@120/100/60/50/48/30/25/24fps
* Supported only when using Goggles 3/N3 paired with RC Motion 3 or FPV Remote Controller 3.
What video formats does DJI Avata 360 support?
OSV for 360° videos and MP4 (HEVC) for flat videos.
What is D-Log M color mode of DJI Avata 360?
D-Log M is a color mode that provides users with greater flexibility for color grading in post-production. By increasing the brightness of shadow areas and suppressing highlights, it preserves more image details. When shooting with D-Log M, the footage will have reduced saturation and contrast, but it retains more color and brightness information, making it easier to create different video styles during post-processing.
Does DJI Avata 360 use prime lenses?
Yes, DJI Avata 360 uses two fisheye prime lenses.
Can I shoot HDR video with DJI Avata 360?
Videos recorded by DJI Avata 360 have a high dynamic range, making an HDR mode unnecessary.
How do I edit RAW 360° photos shot on DJI Avata 360?
You can use third-party professional software for editing, and DJI Studio will support editing RAW 360° photos in the future.
App
How do I edit videos shot on DJI Avata 360?
Use the DJI Fly app on mobile devices and DJI Studio on desktop.
Which smartphones and computers are compatible with DJI Avata 360?
For a detailed list of compatible devices, please visit: https://www.dji.com/avata-360/downloads.
How do I edit videos shot on DJI Avata 360 using desktop software?
Please refer to the DJI Avata 360 tutorial videos.
System
How do I transfer files from DJI Avata 360 to a smartphone or computer?
Connect to a smartphone: You can use QuickTransfer to transfer footage to your phone. Connect to a computer: You can transfer files by connecting the aircraft to the computer with a data cable, without powering on the aircraft.
After binding DJI Avata 360 to the combo's remote controller, why does a "Connected device not bound to aircraft" prompt show when I connect a different remote controller or goggles?
The drone must be bound one-to-one with the remote controller or goggles in use. To switch to a different remote controller or goggles, you must rebind; otherwise, you can fly up to 20 times with the new device.
Flight
Does DJI Avata 360 support Manual mode (M mode)?
No.
Does DJI Avata 360 support obstacle sensing?
DJI Avata 360 supports omnidirectional obstacle sensing*, and obstacle sensing on the left, right, and rear utilizes the fisheye cameras, so omnidirectional obstacle sensing is only available in 360° mode. In Single Lens mode, only forward obstacle sensing is supported.
* Omnidirectional obstacle sensing is only effective on surfaces with discernible textures and in lighting conditions of 1 lux or greater. Refer to the official DJI product page or the product user manual for details.
* Omnidirectional obstacle sensing is only effective on surfaces with discernible textures and in lighting conditions of 1 lux or greater. Refer to the official DJI product page or the product user manual for details.
Does DJI Avata 360 support immersive flight and head tracking?
Yes. Use Goggles 3/N3 paired with RC Motion 3 for immersive flight. With Head Tracking enabled, your view moves naturally with your head, as if you were right in the cockpit.
Propulsion and Battery
What are the charging options for DJI Avata 360? How long does it take to fully charge?
There are two charging methods: parallel charging via the Charging Hub* or charging the aircraft body directly.
1. When using the Charging Hub (100W max charging power): With the DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter, the charging hub charges three batteries simultaneously*, taking approx. 100 minutes** from 0% to 100% and approx. 70 minutes** from 10% to 90%. When charging a single battery, it takes approx. 47 minutes** from 0% to 100% and approx. 31 minutes** from 10% to 90%.
2. When directly charging the aircraft body (65W max charging power): With the DJI 65W Portable Charger, it takes approx. 73 minutes** to charge the battery from 0% to 100% and approx. 51 minutes** to charge the battery from 10% to 90%.
* Parallel charging requires the DJI 65W Portable Charger or DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter. With an input of 65 W or higher, the hub supports parallel charging. Otherwise, it charges sequentially, prioritizing the highest battery level.
** Charging time is measured in a test environment with a temperature of 25°C. Actual charging time may increase due to higher ambient temperatures or variations in mains voltage between regions.
1. When using the Charging Hub (100W max charging power): With the DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter, the charging hub charges three batteries simultaneously*, taking approx. 100 minutes** from 0% to 100% and approx. 70 minutes** from 10% to 90%. When charging a single battery, it takes approx. 47 minutes** from 0% to 100% and approx. 31 minutes** from 10% to 90%.
2. When directly charging the aircraft body (65W max charging power): With the DJI 65W Portable Charger, it takes approx. 73 minutes** to charge the battery from 0% to 100% and approx. 51 minutes** to charge the battery from 10% to 90%.
* Parallel charging requires the DJI 65W Portable Charger or DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter. With an input of 65 W or higher, the hub supports parallel charging. Otherwise, it charges sequentially, prioritizing the highest battery level.
** Charging time is measured in a test environment with a temperature of 25°C. Actual charging time may increase due to higher ambient temperatures or variations in mains voltage between regions.
What are the functions of the DJI Avata 360 Charging Hub?
1. Charging: The Charging Hub supports PD fast-charging protocol, and can charge up to three batteries simultaneously.
2. Storage: It can store three batteries at once, making it convenient to carry and use.
3. Power Accumulation: When you insert two or more batteries, you can long-press the function button to initiate the process where lower-charged batteries transfer their power to the higher-charged one. This helps concentrate the remaining power, providing you with longer effective flight time.
2. Storage: It can store three batteries at once, making it convenient to carry and use.
3. Power Accumulation: When you insert two or more batteries, you can long-press the function button to initiate the process where lower-charged batteries transfer their power to the higher-charged one. This helps concentrate the remaining power, providing you with longer effective flight time.
Which DJI chargers are recommended for DJI Avata 360?
When charging via the Charging Hub, it is recommended to use the DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter.
When charging via the aircraft body, it is recommended to use the DJI 65W Portable Charger or the DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter.
When charging via the aircraft body, it is recommended to use the DJI 65W Portable Charger or the DJI 100W USB-C Power Adapter.
Can I charge the aircraft via its USB-C port?
Yes. It is recommended to use the DJI 65W Portable Charger or other USB Power Delivery chargers for faster charging.
How often should I replace the propellers? How can I replace the propellers?
1. Check to make sure the propeller screws are tightened after every 30 hours of flight time (approx. 60 flights).
2. Instructions for installing and replacing the propellers:
a. Install the marked propellers onto the marked motors and the unmarked propellers onto the unmarked motors. Use the screws provided in the packaging of the propellers to secure the propellers. Make sure to tighten the screws. Make sure to only use the screwdriver from the aircraft package for mounting propellers. Using other screwdrivers may damage the screws.
b. If a propeller is broken, remove the propeller and screws on the corresponding motor and discard them.
c. Only use the official DJI propellers, DO NOT mix propeller types.
2. Instructions for installing and replacing the propellers:
a. Install the marked propellers onto the marked motors and the unmarked propellers onto the unmarked motors. Use the screws provided in the packaging of the propellers to secure the propellers. Make sure to tighten the screws. Make sure to only use the screwdriver from the aircraft package for mounting propellers. Using other screwdrivers may damage the screws.
b. If a propeller is broken, remove the propeller and screws on the corresponding motor and discard them.
c. Only use the official DJI propellers, DO NOT mix propeller types.
Video Transmission
Does the max transmission distance of the O4+ video transmission system vary according to the interference level of the environment?
In different environments, the wireless interference level is different, and the max transmission distance will vary.
Unobstructed:
Strong Interference: Urban landscape, approx. 1.5-4 km
Medium Interference: Suburban landscape, approx. 4-10 km
Low Interference: Suburb/Seaside, approx. 10-20 km
Obstructed:
Low Interference and Obstructed by Buildings: approx. 0-0.7 km
Low Interference and Obstructed by Trees: approx. 0.7-4.5 km
Data tested under FCC standard in obstructed or unobstructed environments with typical interference. Used for reference purposes only and provides no guarantee for actual transmission distance.
Unobstructed:
Strong Interference: Urban landscape, approx. 1.5-4 km
Medium Interference: Suburban landscape, approx. 4-10 km
Low Interference: Suburb/Seaside, approx. 10-20 km
Obstructed:
Low Interference and Obstructed by Buildings: approx. 0-0.7 km
Low Interference and Obstructed by Trees: approx. 0.7-4.5 km
Data tested under FCC standard in obstructed or unobstructed environments with typical interference. Used for reference purposes only and provides no guarantee for actual transmission distance.
How do I share the live feeds of DJI Avata 360 during flight? Are there any limitations on the number of devices?
When using the goggles, there are three ways to share the live feeds:
1. Wi-Fi wireless sharing*: You can enable screen sharing from DJI Goggles 3 to a mobile phone via Wi-Fi in the goggles' menu. A mobile device can be connected to DJI Goggles 3 via Wi-Fi, and the DJI Fly app on the device will display the live video transmission of the aircraft. The wireless sharing supports connection to only one mobile device.
2. Wired sharing: You can connect a mobile device to DJI Goggles 3/N3 using a data cable and an OTG adapter cable. The DJI Fly app on the connected mobile device will then display the live feed of the drone. Wired sharing also supports only one mobile device.
3. Audience mode: Enable the broadcast function in the DJI Goggles 3/N3 menu to allow multiple DJI Goggles 3/N3 to join the broadcast channel, outputting multiple channels of live video transmission feeds. There is no upper limit to the number of DJI Goggles 3/N3 that can be connected in Audience mode.
Note: Whether it is the goggles or a mobile device, only one type of connection is supported at a time.
* Some countries and regions prohibit the use of the 5.1/5.8GHz frequency bands, or both. In some countries and regions, the 5.1GHz frequency band is only allowed for indoor use. If the 5.1/5.8GHz frequency bands are not available (such as in Japan), screen sharing to a smartphone via Wi-Fi is not available. To achieve screen sharing, a wired connection is recommended. Make sure to check and comply with local regulations.
When using the standard remote controller, you can select a live streaming platform from the live feed menu on DJI Fly to share it online. For details, refer to: https://support.dji.com/help/content?customId=01700006727&spaceId=17.
1. Wi-Fi wireless sharing*: You can enable screen sharing from DJI Goggles 3 to a mobile phone via Wi-Fi in the goggles' menu. A mobile device can be connected to DJI Goggles 3 via Wi-Fi, and the DJI Fly app on the device will display the live video transmission of the aircraft. The wireless sharing supports connection to only one mobile device.
2. Wired sharing: You can connect a mobile device to DJI Goggles 3/N3 using a data cable and an OTG adapter cable. The DJI Fly app on the connected mobile device will then display the live feed of the drone. Wired sharing also supports only one mobile device.
3. Audience mode: Enable the broadcast function in the DJI Goggles 3/N3 menu to allow multiple DJI Goggles 3/N3 to join the broadcast channel, outputting multiple channels of live video transmission feeds. There is no upper limit to the number of DJI Goggles 3/N3 that can be connected in Audience mode.
Note: Whether it is the goggles or a mobile device, only one type of connection is supported at a time.
* Some countries and regions prohibit the use of the 5.1/5.8GHz frequency bands, or both. In some countries and regions, the 5.1GHz frequency band is only allowed for indoor use. If the 5.1/5.8GHz frequency bands are not available (such as in Japan), screen sharing to a smartphone via Wi-Fi is not available. To achieve screen sharing, a wired connection is recommended. Make sure to check and comply with local regulations.
When using the standard remote controller, you can select a live streaming platform from the live feed menu on DJI Fly to share it online. For details, refer to: https://support.dji.com/help/content?customId=01700006727&spaceId=17.