After its teaser just a week ago, DJI Avata 360 drone is now in the Philippines.
The new drone features a compact build with a takeoff weight of about 455 grams and supports multi-mode flight speeds, reaching up to 18 m/s in Sport mode.
It is equipped with dual 1/1.1-inch sensors, each offering 64 MP, capable of recording 360° video at up to 8K resolution and capturing photos up to 120 MP.
The camera supports D-Log M color mode and a maximum bitrate of 180 Mbps.
The drone offers a maximum flight time of around 23 minutes and up to 22 minutes of hovering. It can travel up to 13.5 km under controlled conditions and withstand wind speeds of up to 10.7 m/s.
The Avata 360 includes 42 GB of internal storage and supports microSD cards. It uses DJI’s O4+ transmission system, with a maximum range of up to 20 km under FCC standards and live view up to 1080p.
The battery has a capacity of at least 2700 mAh and supports fast charging, reaching full charge in about 47 minutes using a charging hub.
Other features include a single-axis mechanical gimbal with a 360° virtual stabilization system, Wi-Fi 6 support, and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity.
In the Philippines, the DJI Avata 360 is available in three bundles. The base package that comes with the drone and the standard RC 2 remote controller is priced at PHP38,290.
The second package includes the drone, RC 2, plus extra batteries, a charging hub, and other accessories priced at PHP47,890.
While the package three comes with the drone, extra batteries/accessories, and Goggles N3, priced at PHP47,890.
These bundles are now available for pre-order starting March 26, 2026, with official sales starting in April 2026.
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