Leaks show DJI Avata 360 drone with 360-degree camera and FPV shooting. Expected launch next month in China at around $435. Get the latest details here.
The DJI Avata 360 drone has surfaced in leaks again as anticipation builds for its official announcement. Rumors about this device have circulated for months, and it's now been spotted in two separate sources: photos showing a real unit and a listing on an online marketplace where someone attempted to sell it before release.
One image shows the drone alongside its retail packaging, offering the clearest look yet at the upcoming model's appearance. Based on the photos, the Avata 360 will be DJI's first 360-degree drone. It also confirms the camera module can rotate for FPV-format shooting, similar to the Avata 2. This feature gives the new model an advantage over the Antigravity A1, which lacks first-person view capabilities.
The second leak source comes from a marketplace listing. While it doesn't show the drone itself, the packaging design matches what appears in previously published photos. This increases the likelihood that the device is in the final preparation stages for launch and may already be circulating among testers or partners.
According to insiders, the presentation of the DJI Avata 360 could happen next month in China. The expected starting price is around 2,988 yuan, equivalent to approximately $435 USD. Based on preliminary information, a global release may follow in early April.