Antigravity A1
from €1,399from $1,599from about AED 5,790
OffersAntigravity A1 vs DJI Avata 360
Both drones film 8K in every direction at once. The 249 g A1 comes with goggles, the Avata 360 has larger sensors and forward LiDAR.
DJI Avata 360
from €719from $719from about AED 2,980
OffersWhich one?
Antigravity A1
Choose the A1 if you want the lighter drone with goggles in the box: 249 g with the standard battery, Vision goggles and grip controller. It flies up to 39 minutes with the high-capacity battery.
DJI Avata 360
Choose the Avata 360 if image quality and price come first: larger 1/1.1-inch sensors, 8K/60fps HDR and forward LiDAR, for less money. At about 455 g it is class C1, so you need operator registration and the EU online pilot test.
Antigravity A1: Why it’s on our list
- A new kind of drone: it films all around itself, and the drone is stitched out of the picture.
- Tracks subjects and senses obstacles itself, so the pilot can concentrate on looking around.
- Backed by Insta360’s 360° know-how and sold in the EU with euro prices.
DJI Avata 360: Why it’s on our list
- 360° drone: 8K/60 from dual 1/1.1-inch sensors, reframed in post
- Forbes rates it sharper and far cheaper than the Antigravity A1
- Obstacle sensing in all directions, unusual for an FPV-style drone
Antigravity A1: What bothers us
- Mostly a piloted goggle experience; its autonomy (tracking, obstacle braking) assists rather than flies for you.
- Flying with goggles in the EU means you need an observer next to you who keeps the drone in sight.
- First product of a young brand; long-term support is not yet proven.
DJI Avata 360: What bothers us
- 455 g makes it class C1, so operator registration and the EU online pilot test are required
- ~23 min flight time
- 360° footage needs post-production and is niche without a VR headset
Side by side
| Side by side | Antigravity A1from €1,399from $1,599from about AED 5,790 | DJI Avata 360from €719 (clearly better)from $719 (clearly better)from about AED 2,980 (clearly better) |
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| Status | Available to order | Available to order |
| Weight and EU class | 249 g with standard battery | ~455 g / C1 |
| Camera | Dual-lens 8K 360° · two 1/1.28-inch sensors | 2 × 1/1.1-inch square CMOS |
| Video | 8K 360°; no frame rate in the spec sheet | 8K (7680×3840) 60fps 360° HDR; 4K/60 single-lens |
| Flight time | 24 min (standard) · 39 min (high-capacity battery) | ~23 min |
| Obstacle sensing | 360° sensing via front and downward binocular vision | O4+, 10 km (CE); omnidirectional vision + forward LiDAR |
| Control | FreeMotion grip controller, voice commands, Vision goggles | DJI RC 2; Goggles N3 and RC Motion 3 in the Motion Fly More Combo |
| At the starting price | Drone, Vision goggles, grip controller, one battery and case | Drone + DJI RC 2 |
In bold: the clearly better figure, only where the numbers compare directly.
| Checked | Antigravity A1: 24.10.2026 | DJI Avata 360: 29.09.202606.10.2026 |
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Facts and prices from the makers and official sellers, with the date we last checked. Antarum does not sell robots; some links on the robot pages are affiliate links.
Short answers
Which is cheaper, the Antigravity A1 or the DJI Avata 360?
The Avata 360. In Europe it costs from €719 with the DJI RC 2, the A1 from €1,399 with Vision goggles and grip controller. In the US: Avata 360 from $719, A1 from $1,599. With goggles, the Avata 360 comes as the Motion Fly More Combo, and in Europe that still costs less than the A1.
Which one has the better camera?
On paper, the Avata 360: two 1/1.1-inch sensors against two 1/1.28-inch sensors in the A1, and 8K at 60fps with HDR. Forbes rates it sharper than the A1. It can also switch to single-lens 4K/60 for FPV flying. For the A1, the spec sheet gives 8K 360° but no frame rate.
Which one flies longer?
The A1: 24 minutes with the standard battery and up to 39 minutes with the high-capacity battery, though the drone then weighs over 249 g. The Avata 360 flies about 23 minutes.
How much do they weigh?
The A1 weighs 249 g with the standard battery; its spec sheet names no EU class. The Avata 360 weighs about 455 g. As class C1, it requires operator registration and the EU online pilot test. With either drone, flying with goggles in the EU means you need an observer next to you who keeps the drone in sight.
What is the main difference?
How you fly them. The A1 comes with Vision goggles and a FreeMotion grip controller: the drone flies where you point, and it takes voice commands. At its starting price, the Avata 360 comes with the DJI RC 2 remote. It has larger sensors and adds forward LiDAR to its all-round vision. Both film in every direction, so you choose the framing after the flight.
What next?
Antigravity A1
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