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How much is this thing?

Im worried about the price 😆

Huh.... FPV has been a thing for a long time

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Chinese engineers*

@@haruyanto8085Chinese engineers are still just engineers

​@@haruyanto8085And? You do know that DJI is at the helm of drone tech right?

They are really good. No question !😊

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23 mins is poor

@@euanscotland 23 minutes is a lifetime for FPV drones. The average is 4 to 8 minutes. This isn't a flying tripod like a Mavic.

The DJI RC 3 is $199, and the motion controller 3 is $99. Not sure where you got $500 from

@@euanscotland Not at all. Most sessions you'll fly around 10-15min until you wanna take a break.

@@euanscotland not really no

Just what I was looking for, and now I don't have to say it. Anyway, it looks like bruv didn't study lol.

Perhaps in the next iteration they add a stereo camera for 3D view.

I promise you, nobody was confused by that

@jozefdoyle4621 maybe there's some people that don't know about fpv so they'd take that as the definition

And if that’s too complicated to understand.. *FPV* stands for *First Person View*

Bruh... Best Comment Ever😂

I was about to comment that

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I didn't even think about that one 😭

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your not wrong though

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Microsoft Drone Simulator

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I mean, the idea already exists…

That aren’t headsets there googles

@@krazy8809 goggles are transparent. This has a screen on it. It’s a headset

The military already uses these

That's been a thing for like 30 years, kiddo. Military has had in-the-field drone operation stuff like this for a long time. Better yet, we have had mainstream remote flight drone operation for around 25 years.

Rly boys didnt know about the military what is that do they come to a neighborhood near u ? Since they have all the latest tech

Fam Russia is already using these in Ukraine

@@AndRei-yc3ti are they winning yet?

RC 3*

@@daKnighty My box says RC2.

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Also once they release an O4 air unit the goggles and maybe controller will work with that too. You are right it is the RC2 since that is what the mini 4 pro uses, I have no idea what they were on about, maybe that the DJI FPV remote controller 3 works with the goggles and avata 2?

I see what you did there , Brandon

Not completely true. The range is only 10 km in the UK due to the lower limits on transmission power. Your distance and height limits are wrong too. You are allowed up to 120 m from the closest point on the Earth's surface and there is no limit on distance but you need to keep it within unaided visual line of sight. You aren't allowed to fly it near buildings or people due to its weight, drones under 250g can fly close to people or buildings. You are right about the flyer and operator ID and that you need a spotter for FPV though.

What’s a spotter guys :)? Is it another person who supervises you?

In the EU I can go 120m high and as for how far I am allowed to fly idk. But I did try to get my avata 2 as far away as I could and I got a good kilometer out of it. After that the connection got bad but I was surrounded by houses so no wonder. I assume it gets way further on an open field so yeah kilometers of range might be real, but as for 13km I am not so sure...

800 pounds

About 900-1000 US dollars

​@@harirami4024hope its not THAT heavy😅

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​@petranhoebers-lk1sb Euros are referred to pounds in the UK, just like how in the US, dollar bills are referred to dollars. Edit: Pounds are a different currency than Euros. My bad.

Which is hilarious since XR/MR consumer HMDs have been around for like 7 years now. Apple is just one more along side other, better options.

FYI, it has an automated follow mode that can literally do that for you, no controls necessary.

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doesn't seem like there is a difference. Except you don't need surgery for this

Yeah lol, them pirate parrots are rather different now 💀

I have a feeling crashing in weird angles could fry ur brain

Already a thing with DJI drones, they have an automated follow setting. It will track your movements and follow you at the distance and height you set, and is fast enough to follow you in a car (not on the highway tho, lol)

for 27 minutes at a time lol

I think you should do more rsearch on FPV drones. 30 minutes on a drone like that is outstandingly good as normally drones like these regularly only get around 8-20 minutes of flight time. Also the drone is generally not meant to be crashed as it is a drone which are usually meant for racing or sometimes cinema shots as the user generally has full swift movement with free flight and speed to do whatever they wish. As he said the drone has a an Acro button with lets the user do flips with the press of a button. On fpv drones they don’t usually have this as the operator usually does this manually. The drone aruns using is lets say, beginner level, as I assume it’s being used as something to bring in more people into the fpv world. I recommend watching some UKpostsrs that film FPV content and then you’ll properly see what the world of FPV drones is all about. And as to the overpricing I mean it’s a DJI drone so there’s not much else to expect from it as all their drones are overpriced. As for the drone breaking that’s probably due to the lightweight materials used to keep the drone up with its smaller motors.

Hit a parking garage wall and the exact same parts broke for me: it's fun tho

Bro 30 minutes is one of the best for fpv drones. Lmao and dji makes the best drones in the world

Then maybe don’t crash🤔

bro bought the drone without reading anything about it and then decided to make a 0 iq comment about it 💀

just dont move your head while flying ..your brain will not confuse

it's actually really not bad, since the image is so high fidelity in the goggles. though if you use the head tracking feature it can mess you up while standing

Believe it or not, motion sickness is not a problem at all

so you are saying pixel can fly

He didn't really review it though, just described it.

He just use it.

DJI is the real deal. They even expanded to agriculture and theyre the top 1 innovative drones in the drone industry.

Quick but not quick review from a drone newbie who got a Avata2: Flight: Like he said, it's as easy as a videogame, but real life physics make you crash easily if you are not skilled and reckless Goggles: Feels nice on the head, even has fans, last quite long, but the cameras on the goggles are not that great (prolly only made for regulations) Controller: Good and simple, almost like a VR controller, but many say with a proper controller you have better control Range: In a area surrounded by houses I have managed to get 1km away at a hight of 80m. Gotta try to it on a field before I can confirm if it can go 13km Battery life: Depends on how and where you fly. I'd say if you fly normal the battery can last you 20 minutes. As for the charging it takes me 40 mins per battery with a 65w charger. Price: For the average Person quite expensive at 1,2k Euros, but normal for DJI prices. You actually get even more than in the previous model because you get 2 batteries extra for 200 bucks less. Camera: I ain't a expert in that area but for a normal guy like me it's very very good Conclusion: For a beginner it's a very fun drone that unfortunately costs a lot. Some things about it like the range are too exaggerated, but for an all arounder beginner fpv drone it does its job extremely well.

whenever some rando sees a Chinese product on a Chinese device

It’s not

fyi, security cams take up a ton of data due to the constant filming, which is why they are usually such a low bitrate and/or resolution. It's not like there is a cheap way to store petabytes of 4k30fps footage that serve no purpose until something really bad happens that would require that footage to be reviewed. While cameras are getting better, ways to store that data is not getting cheaper for large commercial data centers.

​@@evoliciousfinally the only person to not make fun of security cameras. As a UKpostsr, space on my phone has become increasingly a problem due to my filming and astrophotography, so that i have to delete older stuff i may wanted to keep. But pretty much yes. My old sony cameras has great images, but low fps (camera from 2004 that isn't a

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