We are sharing a quick report about upcoming Panasonic cameras. Those that we are expecting may arrive in 2026 if Panasonic follows its scheduled update timeline. We all know that in 2025, Panasonic was very accurate with its lineup of cameras, and we expect that even in 2026, we will have some surprising announcements.
The Association of Independent Photographers has published their detailed prediction of what they would likely see in the upcoming months from Panasonic in 2026, so let’s explore them one by one.
1. LUMIX S9 II – The Compact Full-Frame Everyone Wants
The Panasonic S1 Mark II camera is expected to arrive in 2026. Still, again, we are not expecting much here, so maybe apart from a little improvement in quality, controls, and display, not much will be done. Still, overall, the specifications of the camera are expected to remain the same since it’s already one of the best offerings from Panasonic in this price segment, especially after they removed the overheating issues via a firmware update.
Now, the camera is able to record more than 30 minutes of 4K without any overheating issues, and despite its compact body, it has become more usable and more effective at this specific price point as a full-frame camera.
Let’s look at the set of updates that we are expecting from the upcoming camera and the price.
The S9 proved that a truly pocketable full-frame camera could be a hit. For the Mark II, the wish list is short but important:
Add a hot shoe (the current S9 only has a cold shoe)
Improved build quality and weather sealing
Keep the same lightweight, stylish body
If Panasonic prices it around $1,400–$1,500 (roughly the 10,000 yuan / 210,000 yen target mentioned), the S9 II could easily become the new “standard” full-frame camera for hybrid shooters who want flagship performance without the bulk. Many users are also hoping for an optional or built-in EVF, which would make it even more versatile for street and travel photography.
2. LUMIX S5 III – The Next Flagship Full-Frame Hybrid
Panasonic S5 Mark II is one of the most popular cameras. The Panasonic S5 Mark II is widely used by wedding cinematographers, so they can easily create videos for their clients in 16:9 format or 1:1 format while using the camera in open gate recording mode.
So technically, the S5 Mark II camera gives them the freedom to record the way they want, and later in the editing room, they can produce the type and style of videos the client requires.
Although in the next update, the Panasonic S5 Mark III, if it arrives in 2026, we are not expecting much change in size, and the sensor of the camera is expected to remain the same, as we have seen in the Panasonic S5 Mark II camera. We will likely see some investment in the autofocus performance of the camera, specifically improvements in the AI detection algorithm and overall image processing algorithm, and maybe we may also see an upgrade in the image processing engine with this update.
Yes, we are expecting the arrival of the Panasonic S5 Mark III in the year 2026.
New Image Processing Engine
Improved AI AF Aglos of next genration
Major sensor and AF upgrades
Even better video specs
Refined ergonomics and IBIS
It’s the logical successor that hybrid creators and serious enthusiasts have been waiting for.The current S5 II has become a runaway value king, with used bodies now regularly dipping below $1,000 in the U.S. market.
3. LUMIX S1H II – The Pro Video Workhorse
The original S1H launched in 2019 and is due for an update, and it is still a favorite among independent filmmakers for its cinema-grade video tools. Rumors about an S1H II have been circulating for some time, and the window feels right for a 2026 refresh.
For those who are new, the Panasonic S1H series is designed specifically as a “bridge” camera that brings professional cinema camera capabilities (comparable to the VariCam and EVA1) into a handheld mirrorless camera body.
Based on recent interviews and conversations, it looks like Panasonic is working on the successor to this camera, and this could be the best year to announce the successor of the S1H camera.
In a recent interview with Petapixel,Panasonic’s Toshiyuki Tsumura, Executive Vice President and Director of Imaging Solutions, said:
Panasonic Lumix’s goal with a future S1H is to combine professional broadcast-level capabilities with the S Series’ smaller camera size.
“We feel that in order to be called an S1H, we would have to include prosumer and professional video capability in the camera within the small camera footprint. However, this would probably require a lot of cables and specific functionality for professionals. It’s not necessarily just video capture capability, but also connectivity, IP control, and system integration capacity. We need to include that functionality in a small size, so we’re striving to develop this kind of system,” Tsumura.
Panasonic S1 H Mark II Rumoured core specification
6K/8K internal recording
ProRes RAW
Advanced cooling and connectivity
Pricing will be the big question in today’s market, but demand from indie studios and high-end creators remains strong.
4. LUMIX LX100 III – Capitalizing on the Compact Camera Revival
Well, this is the most-awaited compact camera from the LX series. Last year, we had a kind of display screen update in the LX100 Mark II camera. Now we are waiting that at least this year, after a very long time, the LX100 II was announced back in August 2018, and since then, people have been waiting for an update or a refreshed compact camera in hand, but are still waiting for it.
The LX100 II was very capable when it was announced, using a 17-megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor with an effective resolution output of 12.8 megapixels and a DFD (Depth From Defocus) autofocus system.
In 2026, we are expecting the LX100 Mark III camera with an updated sensor and a hybrid autofocus system.
. An LX100 III feels almost inevitable in 2026, likely featuring:
Updated sensor and processor
Improved EVF and touchscreen
Modern video capabilities
It could be one of the most exciting “fun” cameras of the year.
5. New Micro Four Thirds Bodies – Especially a GX9 Successor & GH8
The MFT system is far from dead, and fans are hungry for fresh models beyond the high-end GH and G9 series. Top requests include:
GX9 successor (known as GX7 Mark III in some markets) – a stylish, compact rangefinder-style body focused on design and portability
GH8 – the long-awaited next chapter for serious video creators who love the GH line’s features but want the latest tech
After several years of mostly premium releases, a strong mid-range or enthusiast MFT model would be very welcome.
6. Lenses: The Third-Party Wave Continues
On the glass side, Panasonic’s own lens roadmap has slowed, so many photographers are realistically looking toward Sigma, Viltrox, and Sirui for affordable, high-performance L-mount and MFT options in 2026.
Bottom line: 2026 looks like a very promising year for LUMIX fans. Between the S9 II’s potential hot-shoe/EVF upgrades, the S5 III flagship, a possible S1H II for video pros, the return of the LX100, and long-awaited MFT refreshes, Panasonic has plenty of room to excite both hybrid shooters and dedicated filmmakers.
We’ll keep a close eye on official announcements as the year progresses. Which rumored LUMIX 2026 camera are you most excited about? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
Stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for the latest Panasonic LUMIX news, rumors, and reviews.
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As you know, DJI has itself revealed the drone’s official images and sample videos. At the very same time, the announcement time of the drone is launching on March 26, 2026, at 12 PM GMT (China first, global rollout/shipping early April).
The global availability of the drone in the United States of America will begin on April 9, 2026. Unlike other traditional drone announcements, this time DJI has broken the pattern; DJI itself revealed all the basic core specifications as well as the images and even the sample captures from the product prior to the official announcement. So technically, there is no excitement left. The formal announcement is about to be made on March 26.
With the Avata 360 now confirmed and shipping soon, but the big question is – what’s next in the 2026 DJI roadmap for drones, gimbals, and action cams?
Based on the latest trusted leaks (Igor Bogdanov/@Quadro_News), FCC filings, warehouse stock updates, and thenewcamera.com reports, here’s the complete post-Avata 360 2026 pipeline..
Osmo Pocket 4 Standard: Next from DJI
While multiple sources were hunting the Osmo Pocket 4 camera announcement, specifically, we are talking about the standard edition on March 26, since a few months back, an Amazon Denmark website listing has been leaked by the DJI official store. In that listing, it was very clearly mentioned that the Pocket 4 standard camera was to be announced on March 2026.
Just after that, two or three weeks ago, PhotoRabz, a YouTuber, claimed that the standard Pocket 4 edition is coming on March 26, 2026. But for now, suddenly everything seems to be very much silent related to the standard edition Pocket 4 camera. It seems the standard announcement has been delayed for some of the reasons, and we can expect the option later in April 2026, but that’s the only expectation for now.
But before we wrap up the Pocket 4 standard edition information, let me tell you some very fresh information related to the Pocket standard edition: One of the Tech reviwers and best friend of mine already recieved the unit and also compltedt the review of the device, he is impressed with the optmized battery life other than most of the thing seems identical as of pocket 3.
And most importantly, as we all know, a lot of Major retailers around the globe already have the stock, specifically in the Asian region, the sale is said to start just after the announcement of the camera. We have recently published a video showcasing the Pocket 4 camera attached to a new magnetic flash mount. . The user manual of the Pocket 4 gimbal standard edition has already been leaked, so now we are just waiting for a formal announcement, since everything is there, but DJI is silent on this.
Although we can have a surprise announcement from DJI any time soon, stay tuned and be alert. We will be updating here at thenewcamera.com if we receive any set of new information related to this standard Pocket 4 camera.
A quick recap of the rumoured specification, the Standard Pocket 4 Edition model features: a 1-inch CMOS sensor delivering 4K/120fps in 10-bit D-Log M, AI ActiveTrack 6.0 for effortless subject following, and 200+ minutes of battery life – 20% more than the Pocket 3. The Creator Combo bundles wireless mics, extra batteries, and wide-angle lenses for $649, while the base hits $499. Digital zoom (1x/2x/4x) and gesture controls round out the kit, making it a no-brainer for solo filmmakers.
Expected pricing of the DJI pocket edition
Bundle
Contents
Price (Est.)
Standard
Gimbal camera, battery, case
$499
Creator Combo
+ Wireless mics, extra batteries, wide lens, LED light
$649
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Pro: The Dual Lens-based Pro Pocket Camera
Just after the standard Pocket 4, we have the Pocket 4 Pro in the announcement pipeline, although it’s expected that DJI will keep a healthy gap in between the two announcements, but the price point and set of features of both will appeal to different consumer bases.
Drawing from FCC filings, prototype sightings, and insider leaks, the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Pro is rumored to pack flagship features in a sub-200g body. Here’s a breakdown of the expected specs:
1,545mAh battery (20% larger than Pocket 3); fast charging; slimmer profile
These upgrades address key pain points from the Osmo Pocket 3, such as limited zoom and battery life, making the Pro a must-have for YouTubers, influencers, and filmmakers. Early leaks also hint at enhanced modular integration, including remote grips and external lights for low-light vlogs.
Yes, we are super excited. Let’s hope this month we will see the DJI Avata 360 and the Pocket 4 Standard edition announcement. As we have mentioned earlier, all the products that appeared in the list have already cleared the FCC registration. As soon as we get any update, we will post it here.
Other Set of Products in the Announcement Pipeline: DJI Drops We’re Eyeing This Spring
Here is the list of DJI products in the announcement pipeline already cleared the FCC listing
Product
Expected Reveal
Key Rumor
Pocket 4 Pro
May-June 2026
Dual camera system (wide + tele, similar to Air3S), model code PP-041
Lito X1
Q2-Q3 2026
Foldable lightweight drone (<250g, no registration needed), 360° obstacle avoidance, O5 transmission for 20km+ range, 30-50 min flight time, voice/motion controls
Lito 1
Q2-Q3 2026
Entry-level Mini successor, 22GB internal storage, wind resistance level 5, app-integrated smart features
Osmo 360 II
2026
Successor to Osmo 360 action cam, enhanced processor and wireless workflows for vlogging/VR, same sensor with upgraded functionality
Mic Mini 2S Transmitter
2026
Compact wireless mic update (model DMMT03), faster ecosystem integration for creators
Mavic 4 Pro
2026
1-inch sensor, LiDAR (unconfirmed in latest leaks)
Osmo Action 7
Late 2026
4K/240fps, $349 (unconfirmed in latest leaks)
Yes, we are super excited. Let’s hope we will have the DJI Avata 360 and the Pocket 4 Standard edition announcement soon. As we have mentioned earlier, all the products that appeared in the list have already cleared the FCC registration. As soon as we get any update, we will post it here.
The article “What Next After DJI Avata 360? 2026 Roadmap – Osmo Pocket 4, Lito X1, Osmo 360 II & More” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 3:37 pm, Sunday, 15 March 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > DJI Rumors
We have the first review of the DJI Avata 360, and this review has been posted before its official announcement. It seems unique and unusual. But yes, we do have the review, so we are sharing some of the important parts of the review here at thenewcamera.com, so you can have an early glimpse of the DJI Avata 360 drone. What did he like and what didn’t he like about the drone?
Design of the DJI Avata 360 – Size, Shape & Comparisons
As you can see when placing it next to the DJI Avata 2, the DJI Avata 360 is a little bit bigger but noticeably slimmer. The Avata 2 sticks up a lot taller, while the Avata 360 has that bigger front bump because of the new 360 camera.
Compared to the original Avata 1, this one is definitely larger, but the Avata 1 was a screamer — super loud — and its battery sat up much taller.
One of the most fun combos I tried? The DJI Avata 360 is paired with the Neo 2. It just looks and feels like a perfect match.
The Revolutionary 360 Camera System on the DJI Avata 360
This is the most unique part of the entire drone. Of course, it has a full 360 camera, but how does it actually shoot 360° when one lens is facing you? The second camera is on the opposite side.
What I loved most: the camera actually rotates during takeoff and landing. It spins from the 360 position so the top camera moves to the bottom and vice versa. There are little protective feet/pads at the bottom, so when you land, you’re never touching the lens itself. It sits perfectly protected.
I really like how compact DJI made the entire camera system is at the front. And yes — full propeller guards all the way around, just like the other Avata models.
Replaceable Lenses – A Huge Upgrade on the DJI Avata 360
Next thing I pulled out of the bag that made me extremely happy: replaceable lenses for the Avata 360. Something every creator wished we had on the Osmo 360. DJI listened — if you crash and scratch the top or bottom lens, you can now simply replace them. Huge win for the DJI Avata 360.
Flying the DJI Avata 360 in Snow & Rain – Weather Confidence
On the second day, we headed out for real flying… and it was snowing and raining heavily all morning. The crazy part? DJI didn’t hesitate at all. They had zero worries about us flying the DJI Avata 360 in the snow or rain.
Of course, the footage wasn’t clear because rain and snow were hitting the lenses, but the fact that DJI trusted the drone so much in those conditions instantly built confidence for all of us. It’s not waterproof or submersible, but their relaxed attitude told us everything we needed to know.
How We Piloted the DJI Avata 360
They gave us the DJI RC 2 controller, and everyone loved it — finally, a standard remote with a built-in screen so you can fly the way you’re used to with other drones.
You can also fly the DJI Avata 360 with:
DJI N3 goggles
RC 3 controllers
Motion Controller 3 (for that immersive FPV experience)
After the first few flights, one thing stood out immediately: the DJI transmission is rock solid — exactly what separates DJI from everyone else. People were pushing the DJI Avata 360 above dense forests, in snow and rain, and the connection never wavered.
When I was down to my last battery and a half, I just did some free flying. The smoothness, the flight characteristics, the overall dynamics — everything feels exactly like you expect from a DJI Avata. Super predictable and confidence-inspiring.
Editing Footage from the DJI Avata 360
Editing is super simple using the same DJI 360 Studio app you already know from the Osmo 360. Just use AI tracking or keyframe options, choose your angles and positions, and export. Easy.
My Honest First Impressions of the DJI Avata 360
Flight-experience-wise, my first impressions are very positive. It just works exactly like you expect a premium DJI drone to work. The transmission in tough weather impressed me the most, and the rotating 360 camera system is genuinely cool.
I’ve now flown the DJI Avata 360 for several weeks here in sunny California too, and the image quality is outstanding. Full specs breakdown, side-by-side comparisons with the Avata 2, Avata 1, and Neo 2 are coming in the full review very soon.
This was the first part of the review – a more intense review on its way and posted later this month
Stay tuned for more updates
The article “DJI Avata 360 First Review: Hands-On Flying Experience with the All-New 360 Camera Drone” was written by the thenewcamera.com team, on 4:43 pm, Friday, 13 March 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors
DJI Avata 360 USA Price 2026: Know How Much It Will Cost You in Dollars
The DJI Avata 360 price list has been leaked by a European retailer. We have converted it into US currency very carefully by keeping all the possible values like tax and other stuff that we have to add in a bundle and final pricing, which is still approximate that you have to pay, and has been mentioned below. So if you’re in the United States of America, this would be the round figure of the pricing of the DJI Avata 360 drone.
Plus: Before writing this, we double-checked the current DJI Products pricing in both Europe and the USA, so you have the full picture before the official launch on March 26.
DJI Avata 360 Full Price List – Europe to USA Dollars
These exact European prices leaked just 2–3 days ago from retailer systems and are widely confirmed across sources. Official global launch: March 26, 2026 (China first), with worldwide shipping starting early April (around April 9).
Here’s the complete conversion at the current 1 EUR = 1.15 USD rate (rounded to nearest dollar):
Now we have a confirmed set of core specifications for the upcoming DJI Avata 360, and these specifications come from highly trusted sources. So whatever you read below about the core specifications of the upcoming drone is 100% true, and yes, it is really impressive, since under budget, we are getting a dual 1/1.1-inch sensor with 64-megapixel resolution, able to record 8K videos on the go at the same time. It also acts as a FPV drone / 360 Drone as per user choice, an all-in-one drone available and super budget-friendly.
DJI Avata 360 Key Specifications (Confirmed)
Here’s exactly what you get straight from the official pipeline:
Dual 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors — 64 MP per sensor
200° field of view per lens (perfect fisheye stitching for true 360°)
f/1.9 aperture — excellent low-light performance and creamy depth
Single-axis mechanical gimbal with -60 ° to +60° tilt adjustment
360° digital stabilization layered on top for buttery-smooth spheres
23-minute flight time (real-world tested in a similar Avata chassis)
20 km transmission range (OcuSync-level reliability)
Intelligent features — Active Track, QuickShots, Return-to-Home (RTH)
This combo turns the Avata 360 into the ultimate hybrid: fly it in full 360° spherical mode for immersive VR content or tilt the module forward for classic FPV cinematic runs. Photographers win either way.
This is a first for DJI FPV drones. The DJI Avata 360 features an all-new 8K camera that uses interchangeable lenses. The leak shows a dedicated replacement lens kit priced at just €21. No more sending the entire drone in for repairs after a lens scratch — just swap it yourself in seconds.
Official Release Date Confirmed
China / Asia: March 26, 2026 (DJI Store launch)
Worldwide (US, Europe, India, Australia, etc.): April 9, 2026
Prices may shift slightly with the March 26 reveal or launch promotions, and regional taxes/VAT will apply. Always check the official DJI store in your country on launch day.
Stay tuned for more updates on its Way
The article “DJI Avata 360 USA Price 2026: Know How Much It Will Cost You in Dollars” was written by the thenewcamera.com team, on 3:52 pm, Friday, 13 March 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors
Just a few hours ago, we posted a new video. That’s a DJI Avata 360 in live action. Where you can clearly see the basic functionality of the drone, how it works in FPV mode as well as in 360 mode, and the battery insertion section. Everything is very clearly visible, and this 15-second video acts as a quick guide for your Avata 360 drone.
Recently, many updates have been posted regarding the DJI Avata 360 drone, confirming the March 26, 2026, mainland China announcement. From April 6, the Avata 360 will be available worldwide. Just after the teaser, which reveals all the possible details about the upcoming 8K Avata 360 drone, we have the price update coming straight from European retailers, which accidentally leaked the official pricing of the Avata 360 drone. Now the hands-on video of the Avata 360 has recently surfaced.
DJI Avata 360 Full Specifications (Latest Leaks)
Here’s everything confirmed so far from official teasers, reliable sources, and retailer listings:
Video Resolution: 8K 360° spherical + HDR
Camera System: Tiltable dual-lens module (switches instantly between full 360° mode and traditional forward FPV view)
Lenses: Interchangeable – replacement lens kit available
Transmission: Latest O4 system (with possible 4G backup option)
Obstacle Avoidance: Upgraded LiDAR + full omnidirectional sensors
Design: Classic Avata-style cinewhoop with protective propeller guards
Compatibility: Goggles 3, RC 2, RC Motion 3
Extra Modes: 6K single-view, 4K/120fps options
Weight: Expected under 250g in some configurations (exact figure coming on launch day)
This is the world’s first native 360° FPV cinewhoop from DJI – combining cinematic 360° capture with true FPV flying fun.
DJI Avata 360 Official European Pricing Leak – Full Bundle Breakdown & Comparison
Just 24 hours before the 2nd teaser video was dropped, the complete European price list leaked directly from retailer systems — and it’s aggressively competitive. Here’s the official leaked pricing converted at current rates (1 EUR ≈ 1.16 USD) with direct head-to-head comparisons against the Insta360 Antigravity A1 and older Avata 2:
Bundle / Accessory
Official EUR Price
Approx. USD
DJI Avata 360 Drone Only
€459
$533
Fly More Combo (RC 2)
€939
$1,089
Motion Fly More Combo
€939
$1,089
Premium Combo
€1,159
$1,344
Intelligent Flight Battery
€79
$92
Replacement Lens Kit (1pc)
€21
$24
Propeller Set
€9
$10
Just after the Pricing Leak, Antigravity has also announced a 15% discount on the A1 Price starting from March 16. 2026
Antigravity is offering 20% off all three A1 bundles (Standard, Explorer, and Infinity) in Canada and the United States from March 16 to April 16..
These prices position the DJI Avata 360 as the most accessible 8K 360° FPV drone ever released, destroying the Antigravity A1’s $1,599+ entry point ( Although Antigravity has announced a discount of 15% over the A1 drone, but still not able to match the price of the Avata 360 drone ) while delivering superior transmission, obstacle avoidance, and ecosystem support. Early US pricing rumours suggest even lower starting points around $499 for the base model once global sales begin.
The countdown to March 26 is officially on, and TheNewCamera’s latest #avata360 i have posted on X, really turned up the hype among our subs.
The article “DJI Avata 360 First Hands-on Video Leaked Before Official Announcement” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 8:53 am, Thursday, 12 March 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors
Finally, we have the official price list of the DJI Avata 360 drone, and the official pricing was revealed just 24 hours after DJI dropped the official teaser of the DJI Avata 360 drone. A major European retailer accidentally, whether it is knowingly or unknowingly, published the full pricing of the product on their product page, and luckily, a few subscribers were able to grab it. Jasper Allen was the first to report it on his Twitter account, adding an authenticity stamp over it. We now have a big, clear pricing of each product, which includes bundle and standalone DJI Avata 360 drone, the batteries, and everything is very clear in the screenshot below.
Converted at the current mid-market rate (1 EUR ≈ 1.16 USD). We’ve added direct comparisons to the brand-new Antigravity A1 (the 8K 360° competitor launched late 2025) and the original DJI Avata 1 (2022 model, now heavily discounted in 2026), so you can see exactly why the Avata 360 is such a game-changer.
Product
European Price (EUR)
US Equivalent (USD)*
How It Compares to Current Drone Prices (March 2026)
DJI Avata 360 Drone Only
€459
$533
Huge win — undercuts the Antigravity A1 Standard Bundle ($1,599) by over $1,000 while adding 8K replaceable lenses.
DJI Avata 360 Fly More Combo (RC 2)
€939
$1,089
DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo ($849) — with 8K + replaceable lenses. Destroys Antigravity A1 Standard Bundle ($1,599) on price while offering a similar 360° FPV experience.
DJI Avata 360 Motion Fly More Combo
€939
$1,089
Antigravity A1 doesn’t even offer this bundle under $1,899.
DJI Avata 360 Premium Combo
€1,159
$1,344
Scheaper than Antigravity A1 Explorer Bundle ($1,899).
Intelligent Flight Battery
€79
$92
Antigravity A1 extra batteries push $150+.
Replacement Lens Kit (1pc)
€21
$24
A1 replacement lenses are $40–60.
Propellers (set)
€9
$10
Cheaper than a coffee. Antigravity A1 prop sets run $15–25. Original Avata 1 props were similar but less durable
DJI Avata 360 Fly More Combo for just €939 — that’s the headline deal everyone is talking about. For less than a thousand euros you get the drone, extra batteries, charger, and the new RC 2 controller. Insanely good value compared to the Avata 2 launch pricing.
DJI Avata 360 vs Antigravity A1: Cheaper Price
As you can see, we have a very big price difference between the Antigravity A1 drone, the competitor drone, and the DJI Avata 360. So obviously, being more affordable, the drone will have more reach. Other than that, those who don’t want to buy a 360 drone and just want an FPV drone can easily switch the modes in the DJI Avata 360, where the Avata 360 will start working as a standalone FPV drone, just like the previous generation of our Avata drones. But this cannot be done with the Antigravity A1; you cannot switch modes. It’s fixed that it can only capture 360 videos.
Revolutionary 8K Camera Module with User-Replaceable Lenses
This is a first for DJI FPV drones. The DJI Avata 360 features an all-new 8K camera that uses interchangeable lenses. The leak shows a dedicated replacement lens kit priced at just €21. No more sending the entire drone in for repairs after a lens scratch — just swap it yourself in seconds.
Close-up shots confirm the lens sits behind a protective cover that looks far more crash-resistant than previous Avata models. Expect cinematic 8K footage with the same legendary DJI colour science that made the Avata 2 a YouTube favourite.
DJI Avata 360 Can Switch to “Normal Mode” — Fly Like a Mini or Neo
One of the most exciting leaked features: the Avata 360 will have a Normal Mode toggle.
You’ll finally be able to fly this beast like a regular camera drone (similar to the DJI Neo or Mini series) when you don’t want full FPV immersion. Perfect for beginners or when you just want smooth cinematic shots without the goggles.
This makes the Avata 360 the most versatile FPV drone DJI has ever released — combining the thrill of Avata-style acro flying with the ease of a Mini 5 or Neo 2.
Official Release Date Confirmed
China / Asia: March 26, 2026 (DJI Store launch)
Worldwide (US, Europe, India, Australia, etc.): April 9, 2026
That’s 16 days of official teaser marketing — the longest DJI pre-launch campaign in years. Multiple sources now confirm that DJI has lifted NDAs early, meaning reviewers and creators will flood YouTube with real flight footage before the global launch.
Mark your calendar for April 9, 2026 — the day the DJI Avata 360 officially changes the FPV game again.
Stay tuned for more updates
The article “DJI Avata 360 Official European Price List Revealed” was written by thenewcamera.com team 4:39 pm, Wednesday, 11 March 2026, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM> get live news — > DJI Rumors
DJI Avata 360’s new updates are available. Recently, we have seen the 41 Second “New Dimension” teaser posted via DJI on March 3, 2026., The first teaser was really very impressive, and now we have the next teaser date for the upcoming drone, March 12, 2026. Thanks to @jasperellen for findingout the authentic news bytes. The next big thing is interchangeable-lens features coming to Avata 360. : Let’s dive into the details for more updates
1. Exclusive leak: The DJI Avata 360 Intelligent Flight Battery will cost only 70 euros / 81 dollars
Well, we already have the pricing information of the upcoming DJI Avata 360 drone, but this is a reconfirmation from other sources that the additional Intelligent Flight Battery costs approximately €70, which approximately converts to $81.
So, this is a kind of double confirmation over the price we have, and most probably what we know is that the DJI Avata 360 is the only drone that is capable of handling traditional FPV-style shooting as well as 360° capture, and it’s all available under budget. Which will be extremely competitive for the Antigravity A1 drone.
2. DJI Avata 360 will have REPLACEABLE LENSES.
DJI Avata 360 is coming with replaceable lenses. That would significantly improve maintenance and reduce the repair cost if the lens gets scratched or damaged. The antigravity A1 also features replaceable lenses, but DJI edges out with FPV & 360 switch option in shoot mode, intensive ECO system, and Budget. These factors do influence the market impact and consumer preferences.
3. DJI Avata 360 Next Teaser on March 12, 2026
The DJI Avata 360 teaser was posted on March 3, 2026, which we have also covered on our website. According to Jasper Ellens, one of the most trusted sources and a DJI tester, The Next Teaser is about to arrive on March 12, 2026. It would be really interesting to wait for the second teaser in March. And after that, as usual, we will have the official announcement and the Avata 360. (official announcement is expected a week after the 2nd teaser)
DJI Avata 360 Specscifications
Based on consolidated leaks, the DJI Avata 360 specs include top-tier features tailored for both beginners and pros. Here’s a breakdown in table form for easy reference:
Camera System: 8K/60fps HDR panorama video, tiltable module allowing single-lens FPV mode for forward-facing views similar to the Avata 2.
Propellers and Design: 4-blade propellers (up from 3 on the Avata 2),
cinewhoop-style frame with full spherical guards for safe indoor flying, and a grey body with DJI branding.
Obstacle Avoidance: 4-6 front sensors (no rear sensors confirmed), enhancing safety during dynamic flights.
Transmission and Compatibility: O4 system for stable, long-range signal; fully compatible with DJI Goggles N3, Motion Controllers, and the DJI RC 2 (introduced with the Air 3S and Mini 4 Pro)—no upgrade to OcuSync O5.
Battery and Flight Time: Upgraded battery life for extended sessions, though exact times remain unconfirmed.
Additional Modes: Smart features like obstacle sensing, follow-me tracking, and automated paths, making it accessible for beginners and pros alike.
The DJI Avata 360 is set to redefine FPV and 360-degree drones. Stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for more updates as official announcements approach. If you’re in the market for a cutting-edge drone, this could be the one to watch—pre-orders may go live soon!
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