Just before we hit the 2026 calendar, Canon registered a new model with dual-band Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Information is said by one of the most trusted and authenticated sources. E88_888, according to the source, the dual and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity is limited only to professional full-frame cameras. So, the Big Question is, Which Next Model from Canon will use the dual-band Wi-Fi 6 Module for High-speed Wireless Connectivity? As of now, the only flagship camera that is left in the Canon lineup and overdue for an update is the Canon R7 Mark II. Since it was announced back in 2022, and one of the oldest flagship Canon models waiting for an update. And even if we look at the previous set of information we have published in the past, it’s all pointing towards the Canon R7 Mark II camera can professionally fill the gap between the APS-C and the full-frame professional lineup.
Breaking Down the WiFi6 Registration: A Game-Changer for Connectivity?
As of December 2025, Canon has introduced WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) support in select high-end EOS mirrorless cameras. As you can see in the table below, only two of Canon’s flagship-level cameras as of now use a WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) module inside them.
Model
Key Wireless Specs
Notes
EOS R1
WiFi 6E (802.11ax: 2.4/5/6 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0, MIMO antennas
Flagship full-frame mirrorless; first Canon camera with WiFi 6E for ultra-fast file transfer and stable connections.
EOS R5 Mark II
WiFi 6E (802.11ax: 2.4/5/6 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0
45MP full-frame mirrorless; supports high-speed image/video sharing and remote control via Canon Camera Connect app.
Word on the street — courtesy of X handle @E8M_8888 — dropped like a bombshell:
Canon’s wireless certification of a new camera body equipped with dual-band Wi-Fi 6.
So, what we were thinking after getting the registration information is that the Canon R7 Mark II camera is coming, but the source didn’t think the same way. He’s keeping multiple options in front of us, which include a refresh to the Canon R1 as well as the possibility of a Canon R5C Mark II or the Canon R3C camera. Take a look at the list of other cameras that the source has mentioned
Take an look what E88_8888 said
There are the following possibilities:
The new model could be a flagship-level EOS R1 or R5 II; I personally suspect it might be the EOS R5C II? Capable of 8K oversampling to 4K 60?
Lowering the wireless specifications, after all, WiFi 6 is quite ordinary, but considering the EOS R6 III has just been released, if a lower model uses this wireless specification, it’s hard to guess; R6C, R7 II, and R8 II are all possibilities.
A video-specialised EOS R3C? The LC1720 has a wide range of applications, so it might be better to add a card slot and encoding capabilities like the C80, and change to a C50-style body. I think it’s not very reasonable to make a video camera out of the R3 body; the possibility is very little.
SO if we sort out the suggestion shared by the E88_8888 the we get these things clearly
Summarising the source expectations and putting our analysis
Flagship Refresh? Could this be an EOS R1 variant since the R5 II is freshly minted
Mid-Range Surprise?Downgrading WiFi6 to entry-level models, but hypothetical R6C or R8 II feels off, especially post-R6 III launch.
Cinema Twist? An R3C video beast with C80-style encoding? Intriguing, but the R3’s ergonomics scream stills-first. Since we already have the C50, it would be a bit early to drop the Canon R3C camera and cannibalise the sales of the C50
@E8M_8888 leans sceptical on the video angle, calling it “not very reasonable.” Instead, the registration screams practical upgrade for a workhorse like the R7 II – overdue, rumor-plagued, and primed for 2025 dominance. With Canon’s history of staggered rollouts (think R5 II’s July debut), this timing aligns perfectly for Q4 2025 or early 2026 APS-C action.
Why the Canon EOS R7 Mark II Fits the WiFi6 Puzzle Perfectly
Canon R7 Mark II is the most suitable candidate for this update. Launched back in 2022, using the same 32 MP FSI CMOS sensor as the Canon 90D DSLR, which was itself introduced in August 2019. Hence, Canon R7 II is super old now, and no one is buying it. The Sales are all all-time low, the initial hint from the registration gives us WiFi6 introduction, adding of WiFi6 directly means addresses that head-on, enabling gigabit-speed transfers without the R6 III’s full-frame premium.
We have already covered a list of Canon Upcoming Cameras in our latest post, Canon Upcoming Cameras of 2026, and yes, we are expecting the arrival of the Canon R7 Mark II camera in the First half of 2026.
The article “Canon R7 Mark II Rumors 2026: Dual-Band WiFi 6 Registration Fuels Speculation for Long-Awaited APS-C Successor” was written on 2:15 pm, Monday, 1 December 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
The Insta360 Antigravity A1 drone is coming on December 4, and just before its arrival, we have the exact pricing figures of the drone and its bundles alongside the bundled images, the exact details that you may be waiting to read out. Additionally, we have compared the Antigravity A1’s available set of core specifications with those of the DJI Avata 360 drone. If you are interested in checking out the comparison, here is the link. But before that, let’s discuss the exact pricing of the drone and the bundles.
An Australian retailer has accidentally leaked the information, and from those details, we have come to know that the pricing starts at $1500 AUD for the Standard Bundle. But you don’t have to worry a bit, since a little of our research has shown there is approximately 40% higher price tax over the Insta360 products than the USA equivalent. So, breaking down the actual price of the Antigravity A1, the bundle details, and everything is sorted out in the next two paragraphs.
Antigravity A1 Leak: Australian Pricing Emerges Early – What the Reddit Post Reveals
So we have three custom-tailored bundles for Insta360 Antigravity A1 drone lovers: Standard, Explorer, and Infinity.
Key highlights from the leak:
Standard Bundle: It contains the essential elements inside it, like the Antigravity A1 drone, Vision goggles for head-tracked live view, Grip controller, one battery, and basic carrying case. AU Price: $1,500 AUD. [Yes you have to get these things in a standard bundle since it’s a 360 drone and you need all those additional accessories to fly out the drone properly]
Explorer Bundle: This is a setup bundle from the standard one. The Explorer bundle includes two additional batteries, spare propellers, ND filters, and a rugged backpack. Ideal for extended shoots. AU Price: ~$1,800 AUD (estimated based on tier progression).
Infinity Bundle: The Elite one is made for PROS / Cinematographers and content creators – adds creative mounts, extended warranty, SDK access for custom apps, and premium editing software vouchers. AU Price: ~$2,200 AUD.
Now, here is what you have seen till now is the AUD figures the AUD figures reflect Australia’s typical import duties and GST, pushing prices higher than in the US. Retailer screenshots (showing pre-order placeholders) are far enough to confirm the above information.
Here’s a breakdown of the three bundles. US estimates adjust AU prices by dividing by 1.4 (accounting for exchange rates ~1 AUD = 0.66 USD and duties). Official US MSRP may vary slightly upon the December 4, 2025 announcement.
Bundle Name
AU Price (AUD)
Estimated US Price (USD)
Key Inclusions (Brief)
Standard
$1,500
$1,500
Drone, Vision goggles, Grip controller, 1 battery, basic case
Explorer
$1,800
$1,800
All Standard + 2 batteries, propellers, ND filters, backpack
Infinity
$2,200
$2,200
All Explorer + mounts, SDK access, extended warranty, and software vouchers
Looking at the Insta360 Antigravity A1 drone, it actually appears to be a golden ticket for creating 360 videos in the United States of America, as it doesn’t come with the ban trouble or any other associated issues. So even if Avata 360 seems to be better, we also don’t have much option left, since after December 2023 it will be harder—nearly impossible—for us to access DJI drones via linear methods. Specifically for those who love to create aerial 360 content, the Insta360 Antigravity A1 is the best and only option available right now, particularly in the United States of America.
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So, DJI is finally preparing for one of the biggest announcements, whether for a casual user or content creator, FPV pilot, or even a professional filmmaker. This is the biggest next update coming from the camera Tech world. One of the most trusted tipster/leaker @Quadro_News on X (formerly Twitter) has recently mentioned the names of 5 game-changing releases coming straight from DJI, starting from the mysterious DJI Lito X1 (very interesting name for sure), then coming up to DJI Avata 360 (already posted a lot of content on our website), in the list of products we also have most awaited pocket-sized powerhouse DJI Osmo Pocket 4, adding to the list we also hve pro-level DJI RS 5 gimbal, and finally the compact DJI Power 1000 Mini power station, so finally budget powerstation is coming for everyone.
One thing I must make very clear is that these are not just leaks; they are an authentic set of information directly coming from FCC filings, and most of them point towards an early launch as soon as December 2025.
1. DJI Lito X1: The Enigmatic Newcomer
Before we discuss the DJI Leto X1, it is essential to clarify that we are evaluating the product. Based on the registration details that we have received from the FCC ID. So, consider it just an educational analysis for now, as soon as I get the latest set of information related to the Lito X1. We will be updating it here.
Kick off the DJI Lito, X1 name for the first time. If you examine the name and FCC ID details, the device appears to be a compact innovation, featuring a lightweight build with supporting input voltages of 5V/9V/12V up to 3A maximum, and compliant with FCC Part 15 rules for interference-free operation. It’s made in China by DJI Technology Co., Ltd., but what is it exactly?
Based on the latest set of technical details, We have, and by the name it goes, it looks like it’s a Compact accessory for a drone, since, based on the input ports (5V/9V/12V up to 3A max), specs, it’s either a Fast PD charger or a DJI RC-N1 / Controllers or may be the mixture of two, its doesnt look like an standalone product / independent new product line, instead of that its look like more like an supporting new accessories coming inside the DJI eco system. .
DJI Avata 360 is not a new drone for us. We have covered it extensively in our previous post, including its FCCID leak, and it’s better to say the Avata 360 is on its announcement horizon. Since the product shots have already leaked, the core specification is available. All we are waiting for is an official announcement from DJI, which is expected to happen in December 2025. DJI Avata 360 is able to capture 8K videos with its dual 1/1.1-inch sensors. The bullet-style drone not only captures 8K videos, but it also stitches out 360° captured footage and bends it into reality. The drone is coming with RockSteady 3.0+, LiDAR and a speed of 27 meters per second. It’s no mere flyer; this 377-gram phantom, humming on OcuSync 4.0 transmissions up to 20 kilometres, the DJI’s FCC-certified rebel will become available at $999.
3. DJI Osmo Pocket 4: Sleeker design and Bigger battery
Recently, the Pocket 4 FCC ID document has surfaced, and accordingly, the DJI Pocket 4 is coming with a bigger battery, approximately 20% more than the Pocket 3. Although we already have some spy shots of the Pocket 4 camera (here and here), those which revealed a slicker design and more advanced controls. Apart from this, the core specification has also been made available to us, and according to that, the Pocket 4 camera is coming with a large 1/1.1-inch sensor that we have already seen in the Action 6 camera. On approximately December 18, the Pocket 4 announcement is expected.
4. DJI RS 5 Gimbal: More power to Solo Cinematographers
Not much information on the RS 5 for now; initial hints from September leaks via NotebookCheck suggest that the upcoming RS 5 gimbal will be a massive leap over the RS 4 Pro, with Z-axis stabilisation rumours (capable of handling a payload greater than 2kg). Although the FCC ID has been cleared despite ban issues, the announcement is expected in early 2025. The RS 5 gimbal is said to feature integrated LiDAR autofocus and a carbon fibre build, with the cherry on top being 10 hours of battery life via Lito X1 synergy. Compared to the RS 4: 20% lighter, 50% smarter AI. If Z-axis stabilisation lands, it’s a solo-op revolution!
5. Power Up Your Set: DJI Power 1000 Mini – 1000W of Portable Muscle for Creators on the Move
We all know how popular the DJI Power series is out there among professional filmmakers and photographers—specifically, those who love to have a portable backup for their video lights/equipment while they’re moving around and need a strong backup.
Now, it has recently been confirmed that the DJI Power 1000 Mini, a compact powerhouse, is coming via the CCC certification—and not only the name. The details, the battery backup, everything has been revealed through the listing, so we are putting up all the details here that are available to us related to the DJI Power Mini 1000W.
Battery Beast: Typical 1056Wh capacity (rated 1000Wh at 9.6V) – enough juice for 10+ drone cycles or lighting rigs that last a full wedding timeline.
Outputs Galore:
SDC Out: 9-28V, 300W max.
SDC In: 9-28V, 400W max.
USB-A: 5-24V, 12W max (total 100W).
AC In: 100-120V, 50/60Hz, 10A max (1000W); Bypass: 100-120V, 50/60Hz, 14.4A max (1440W).
AC Out (x4): 100V, 50/60Hz, 800W (1000W max); NA: 120V version.
USB-C In/Out: 5/9/12/15/20V-5A, 100W max – fast-charge your Pocket or Avata mid-adventure.
Cert Perks: IC: 11805A-DYM1000, CAN ICES-003(B)/NMB-003(B). DJI’s Shenzhen HQ stamp of reliability.
These portable backups are really useful in powering up the video lights during a shoot, and if you’re travelling and love to keep ur equipment like a MacBook, wireless power banks are always charged. FCC ID registration has been cleared, and we are expecting an announcement in Early 2026.
The article “DJI December 2025 Leaks: Lito X1, Avata 360, Pocket 4, RS 5 & Power 1000 Mini Specs Drop!” was written by thenewcamera.com team on2:13 pm, Sunday, 30 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
We have done extensive coverage of the Sony A7V, and the announcement is very near to us. We already have extensive coverage of the Sony A7V camera information in our November post, and we are continuously updating it. Before we begin to explore the latest leaks, one thing is for sure: based on our previous tracking and experience, the Sony A7V pre-orders will sell out very fast, and they will be later on a first-come, first-served basis, just like the Sony A7R 5 stock exhausted just after the launch back in 2022. And the good thing is the B&H store already added a “Notify Me” button on their page, so as soon as the camera gets official, you will be notified through your email, and hence you can pre-order the camera. So, if you’re really interested in buying the camera, you should sign up right now.
Now, let’s talk about the latest leak related to the teaser image of the Sony A7V camera.
Sony α7V Teaser Images: A Sleek Silhouette Hints at Familiar Yet Evolved Design
Not officially, but accidentally, Sony Alpha Germany has dropped the first official teaser on Instagram, showing it sideways. That’s got a lot of attention, the Photography community.
So, this is one of the clearest pics of the Sony A7 V camera. Initially, while looking at the body, the first impression says the magnesium is like construction remains the same, and even though we do have some slight changes over the front section of the body, most of the controls remain the same as the Sony A7 IV camera.
At the very same time, we have to clarify this. These are not full-resolution leaks. All these are cropped damage heavily watermarked, so it is not possible for us to completely evaluate the differences between the two, but for sure it confirms to us the December to his final date of arrival.
Announcement: December 2, 2025 (tune in live via Sony’s Alpha Universe).
Pre-Orders: Immediate post-embargo, likely same day at B&H and others.
Shipping: Early Q1 2026 (January/February for most regions).
Test Photographers Speak: “Sony Is Still the Same Sony” – But What Does That Mean?
Okay, the real juice is coming from an anonymous tester in the Independent Photographer Association, often called the IPA (webio). Obviously, we are not sure about the type of information being shared, but typically, the Independent Photographer Association is known for its authenticity, so we are sharing some of the beta tester experience here.
According to an anonymous test photographer, “Sony is still the same Sony. There are some disappointing aspects, but it fits the Sony model’s positioning. It will probably sell well. We’ll see when the test videos are released.”
Another test photographer said, “The A7V should be the ‘standard all-around full-frame camera’ in this price range for the next few years.”
“I’m curious about what the test photographer means when he says, ‘As always, “that Sony,”‘ but perhaps he means that, for better or worse, it’s a quintessentially Sony camera. 2nd photographer also added, ‘It will probably sell well’ and ‘It will become the “standard all-purpose full-frame camera,”‘ so we can expect it to be a well-balanced camera capable of handling a wide range of tasks.”
Final Thoughts: Is the α7V Your Next Upgrade?
Sony A7 V is technically no longer a rumour. Since we’ve already seen the placeholder at B&H Store, and right now the teaser images are being posted by the Sony Germany social media handles, and we already have the specs and price of the camera that we covered in our November post.
So very soon, we will have all the possible latest updates and official images of the Sony α7 V camera in the next few days before the official announcement. So stay tuned at thenewcamera.com for live updates, latest news, and rumors.
The article “Sony A7V Teaser Images Leak: Test Photographers Spill the Beans on the Next Full-Frame Powerhouse” was written on 1:10 pm, Saturday, 29 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
We have all been eagerly awaiting the Sony A7 V camera news and information, but it has finally made its first official appearance in the B&H Store. The king has finally a placeholder page that has gone live today on November 28, 2025. You can click on “Notify When Available,” and rest assured that this page will list the A7 V starting from December 2, 9:00 AM EST. Sony is ready to pull the curtain, and the hybrid mid-range mirrorless camera is coming out with all sorts of perfection that we have dreamed of.
Reports suggest the camera will have a 33-megapixel partially stacked sensor, so this is a kind of half-baked refresh, not a full one. But yeah, we are happy with it. A turbo-charged image processing engine and, for the first time, the entry of an AI processor inside the A7 series. With all this, you can reach continuous shooting speeds of up to 30 frames per second, and with the improved AI algorithm inside the camera, you can not only track human faces and eyes, but now even bug eyes, speeding vehicles of any shape, or maybe a hawk flying on steroids can be tracked.
No information about open-gate recording yet, but yes, the rumour mill made us believe the camera will capture 4K 60 FPS uncropped, and all these things will be available at an approximate price of $2999 body-only, with a $300 hike from the Sony A7 IV announcement price.
Finally, the DJI Pocket 4 has surfaced at FCC registration, confirming its availability for the camera in the USA. The key registration or certification surfaced on November 26, 2025.
That’s a very clear and strategic move by the DJI before the official December 23 ban. It will clearly open the way for the new DJI Pocket 4 camera in the USA; otherwise, without FCCID registration, it won’t be feasible for the company to introduce any new products in the USA.
So, DJI is working really very hard to bring out all the latest cutting-edge technological products from DJI before December 23, 2025 ban. And that’s why not only in the month of December, but from the past 2 to 3 months, we are having massive announcements from DJI, starting from drones to action cameras, and now finally they are updating the Pocket series.
Unpacking the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 FCC ID: Insights from 2ANDR-OP04 on Design and Rollout Readiness
The FCC ID 2ANDR-OP04—tied to grantee SZ DJI Osmo Technology Co., Ltd.—marks the Pocket 4 (model OP-04) as compliant with Part 15 rules for unintentional radiators.
So, as we all know, after the FCC ID registration, a company generally has 180 days to announce its product. After that, once the confidentiality period is over, the FCC ID will make the internal and external test photos public.
DJI is fully prepared for this, and we have already seen the leaked images, the NDA Forms, as well as the DJI pocket, have also been spotted in a Barcelona Chinaproduct commercial shoot. Not only that, but it has also been spotted a few times in China in the hands of reviewers
And let’s hope so, we have got a hint from the YouTuber Photobraz that the DJI Pocket 4 may arrive on December 18, and I have given space to this particular rumour on my website since the earlier prediction made by Photocraz related to the Action 6 was approximately 99% accurate, specifically about the announcement.
So, this is just another checkbox that confirms the arrival of the DJI Pocket 4 sooner than expected. Take a look at the core specification of the DJI Pocket 4.
How the Pocket 4 FCC Leak Fuels Speculation on Upgraded Creator Tools
We all know that the FCC will remain tight-lipped for 180 days, and after that, it is going to reveal the images and major intel related to the registered Pocket 4 camera, but even before that we already have leaked specifications of the Pocket 4. Although it’s not coming from highly trusted sources, we do have it, so let’s have a look
Cross-referencing rumours with this certification’s wireless focus:
Feature
Pocket 3 Baseline
Pocket 4 Rumors
Sensor
1-inch CMOS
1-inch+ for better low-light
Video
4K/120fps
Up to 6K/60fps, variable aperture
Stabilization
3-axis gimbal
AI-enhanced tracking
Audio
Dual mics
4-mic setup + wireless mic sync
Battery
166 mins
200+ mins optimized
Connectivity
Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.0
Wi-Fi 6E, BT 5.3
Build
179g
Under 200g, rotatable screen
Navigating the FCC Ban Horizon: Pocket 4’s Certification as a Creator Lifeline
You may not be able to understand, but this one is the most important news for creators who love to use Pocket series cameras for their content creation, and specifically in the United States of America, since this is actually a lifeline to the Pocket series camera. Without it, DJI was not able to circulate or sell the Pocket 4 camera in the USA. So the FCC ID registration was highly necessary, and since it has been done already, and we do have strong rumors related to the Pocket 4 arrival on or before December 23, 2025, all these are good signs for a content creator and specifically for the survival of the Pocket series in the United States.
Why I am saying the survival of the Pocket series in the United States is becoming more and more tougher than ever is because not only Hero is making the Pocket series rival, but a lot of Chinese smartphone makers like Vivo / Realme are in the final stage of testing and releasing Pocket 4 style cameras. Apart from all this, we have recently seen the Robo smartphone from Honour that will surely dominate the content creation market in the near future.
Closing Shot: Seize the Pocket 4 FCC Window for Your Creative Edge
With multiple pieces of information we have coming out from different sources, as we have said, if we combine all together, it does confirm to us that Pocket 4 is arriving soon. Expect 6K on hand, for capturing highly detailed video, zooming ability, to creators’ availability to empower spontaneous stories like never before. Eyes on DJI for that Dec. 18 reveal; leys hope for the best to happen.
Which Pocket 4 upgrade has you buzzing? Comment below, and subscribe to TheNewCamera.com for real-time drops. Keep creating.
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We have two different 360-degree drones here. It all started with the Insta360 Antigravity A1 series drone that was announced back in August 2025, and we have covered all the possible details about the drone. The other one is the DJI Avata 360, which is about to arrive soon, just after the Antigravity A1.
Creative freedom with 360 Capture: First, we need to understand that these are not ordinary drones. They are actually a powerhouse of creativity; both of them can capture all-around 360°, and later on, once the video is recorded, anyone with that cinematic 360 footage can crop out or dig out the details, recompose or create a specific perspective-based scene, which means complete 360 footage gives you immense freedom to capture what you want to even once the shooting is done and ur editing the footage.
Both are under 250g drones, so neither of them actually requires FAA registration for use in the US. But how will you choose them based on specifications, features, and obviously the factors that also depend on whether you are living inside the US or outside the USA? So we are covering all the details here that will help you select the best drone for you. Let’s dive into the details.
Let’s compare the specifications of both the drones
Head-to-Head Specs Comparison
Both drones excel in 360° video, but differences in stabilisation, battery life, and control could sway your pick. Here’s a side-by-side:
The integrity A1 drone captures a full 360° view from both the fish eye lenses, and the best part is,. You get all the 360 footage stitched together in 8K higher resolution, which you can explore and edit later, and the good thing is that we have seen the output of insta 360 drone, which is obviously very impressive
Now the next is the Avata 360, which is said to feature a bit larger 1/1.1 sensor inside it, but we still waiting for further confirmation related to the same and the overall set up of the Avta 360 matches with the OSMO 360 camera so what we do hope and expect that this time also the image quality will be superior, specifically in terms of low light performance and dynamic range due to the presence of larger sensor inside it
By construction design, if you look, the 360 is more advanced since the camera is actually based on a mechanical gimbal, which can be slanted or rotated as per the user’s choice. The initial information coming out from the sources suggests that the 360 also allows users to use a single-mode camera only if they love to capture FPV-style video, so the Avata 360 can work as a regular FPV-style drone as well as a 360 drone. And if the information is true, then for sure, its tech seems ahead of the Insta360 Antigravity A1 drone.
The Antigravity A1 shines in pure 360° creativity: its top-and-bottom fisheye lenses stitch footage in real time, making the drone “invisible” in shots. The Insta360 is able to capture 8K/30fps. Again, the 8K resolution is more than enough for pro-level edits in post, which is ideal for pro-level edits in tools like Insta360’s app. The Avata 360 counters with versatility: its dual 1/1.1-inch CMOS sensors enable sharp 8K/50fps 360° video for smoother action, plus 4K/120fps in standard FPV mode and 38MP panoramic stills. The mechanical gimbal delivers buttery-smooth stabilisation for windy days, with strong low-light performance inherited from DJI’s recent Osmo lineup.
Flight Experience
With the Antigravity A1, we have already seen that we are getting DJI-like controllers, where we have just the joystick controllers and the FPV goggles, so we can have a kind of Superman-style experience of 360 video while flying the Antigravity A1 drone.
And in this scenario, we have no questions for the 360, since we already know DJI already has a professional set of goggles / Joystick controllers for their drones. So, it’s quite obvious that we will get the enhanced experience with Avata 360 too.
– even with the leaked images that we have seen of the Avata 360—that the user is experiencing the Avata 360 drone with DJI Avata 2 goggles and controllers.
Specifically, in terms of user experience, we have to wait for the actual user reviews from those who buy and review the drones, but before that, both look very capable with their controllers.
Perspective 1: If You’re Living in the US
US buyers, listen up: Before discussing any specification, the type of drone the amount you are paying, the big elephant in the room is the DJI Ban by December 23, 2025. Now, if the ban happens, then for sure, it will be a big trouble for DJI itself to sell its drones. Although the Avta 360 has already declared FCC registration details, yes, we do believe that there are still some big chances left for our 360 to appear in the US market. But the condition is only if it gets announced honour before December 23, 2025.
If you are someone new and not already invested heavily in the DJI systems, like controllers, etc it’s better to invest in Insta360 Antigravity A1 drone series initially. Although if you are a DJI lover, for sure you can surely wait for the DJI
Our Pick: Go for the Antigravity A1. At $1,300–$1,700, it’s pricier, but the ban-proof peace of mind, superior 360° reframing, and immersive controls outweigh the Avata’s battery edge. If you’re deep in the DJI ecosystem (e.g., owning Avata 2 goggles), snag the Avata 360 pre-ban for ~$1,099—but act fast and stock up on batteries. For newcomers, the A1’s “fly once, edit forever” workflow is a US creator’s dream, especially with no customs drama.
Perspective 2: If You’re Not Living in the US
Outside the US? You’re in luck—no ban clouds the horizon, so both drones will hit global shelves without US-style restrictions. Availability shines through: DJI’s massive international distribution means the Avata 360 will pop up on local sites like MediaMarkt (EU) or JB Hi-Fi (Australia) by early 2026, often with region-specific plugs and warranties. The Antigravity A1 follows suit via Insta360’s stores in Europe, Asia, and beyond, though expect slight delays in shipping.
Our Pick: The DJI Avata 360 edges it out. For ~$1,099, you get DJI’s unbeatable flight stability, 30-minute flights, and autonomous modes
US folks: Prioritise the A1 to future-proof your kit.
Internationals: Lean DJI for value and versatility. Whichever you choose, these drones redefine “point-and-shoot” from the air.
What’s your take? Drop a comment below—which 360° beast are you eyeing?
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