DJI just did something new: a drone that films everything around it at once. The Avata 360 is DJI's first FPV drone with native 360° capture — two lenses record a full sphere in 8K while you fly, so you don't have to nail the framing in the air. You point the camera later, on your computer, pulling any angle you want out of a single flight. It's the classic Avata thrill, plus the freedom of a 360 camera.
Last updated: 9 October 2026 · Prices include VAT · Specs from DJI's official pages · Law: CAA Decision 1412/2023
The headline numbers
8K
native 360° video (up to 60fps, HDR)
2×
1/1.1-inch sensors, 64MP each
20 km
O4+ transmission range
23 min
max flight time
42 GB
internal storage built-in
Why 360° changes how you fly
With a normal drone you have to aim the camera while you fly — miss the moment and it's gone. The Avata 360 films the whole sphere, so there's nothing to aim. Fly the line once, then in editing you reframe to any direction: chase, orbit, look back, look up. One flight becomes many shots — and you can drop the same footage straight into immersive/VR headsets.
What's inside — the verified specs
- Sensors: two 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors, 64MP each, with fisheye lenses (200° field of view) at f/1.9.
- 360 video: native 8K (2:1) at 7680×3840 up to 60fps in HDR, plus a 6K option; single-lens mode shoots classic 4K (16:9) up to 60fps.
- 360 photo: up to 15520×7760 (120 MP); ISO up to 25600.
- Storage: 42 GB built-in — no card needed to start shooting.
- Flight: approximately 23 minutes max flight time; approximately 455 g takeoff weight.
- Transmission: DJI O4+, with a range up to 20 km (FCC).
- Safety: omnidirectional vision system with forward-facing LiDAR; up to 18 m/s in Sport mode.
- In the box (this bundle): the Avata 360 with the DJI RC 2 controller.
Who it's for
Creators & vloggers
Fly once, get every angle. Reframe the same clip into chase, orbit and reveal shots — more content from a single battery.
Immersive & VR
A full 8K sphere is ready-made for 360 video and VR headsets — real immersive footage without a separate 360 rig.
Action & FPV
The Avata thrill with a safety net: capture the whole scene, then decide where the story is when you edit.
🛡️ Flying in Oman? A camera drone must be registered and licensed here at any weight, under CAA Decision 1412/2023. Register and apply with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) before you fly.
Quick questions
What makes the DJI Avata 360 different from other DJI drones?
It's DJI's first FPV drone with native 360° capture. Two sensors record a full sphere in 8K while you fly, so instead of aiming the camera in the air you reframe any angle later in editing — something no earlier DJI drone could do.
Does it really shoot 8K in 360°?
Yes. The Avata 360 records native 8K (2:1) 360° video at 7680×3840 up to 60fps in HDR, with a 6K option too. It can also switch to single-lens mode for classic 4K (16:9) footage up to 60fps.
Why can you shoot everything and point the camera later?
Because it captures the whole 360° sphere, you don't decide the framing while flying. Back on your computer you point the virtual camera anywhere in the sphere — chase, orbit, look back — turning one flight into many different shots.
How long does it fly and how far does the video reach?
Up to about 23 minutes of flight per battery, with DJI's O4+ transmission giving a video range of up to 20 km (FCC). It has 42 GB of built-in storage so you can start recording without a memory card.
Do I need to register a drone in Oman?
Yes. Under CAA Decision 1412/2023 everyone who owns or holds a drone must register it, and a camera drone like the Avata 360 needs a licence to fly — the only exemptions are indoor use and toy drones up to 250 g without a camera. A licence needs you to be 18 or over, third-party liability insurance for the drone and the authority's test or training; flights are booked on Serb (flyserb.com) in the green zones. Flying without a licence is a 500 OMR fine, doubled for a repeat. We transfer the drone to your Serb account at handover.
Can I get the DJI Avata 360 in Oman?
Yes — Skyorbits in Muscat sells the genuine DJI Avata 360: with the DJI RC 2 controller 294.900 OMR, the Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2) 418.950 OMR and the Motion Fly More Combo (DJI Goggles N3) 429.900 OMR, all incl. VAT; each product page shows live stock. 1-year warranty — we handle the claim. Installments: Bank Muscat and Meethaq card plans for everyone; Skyorbits in-house installments for Omani nationals aged 18 or over, from 200.000 OMR, with management approval.
Order it at Skyorbits, Muscat
Genuine DJI Avata 360 with the DJI RC 2 controller — 1-year warranty, we handle the claim. The product page shows live stock; message us on WhatsApp for first-flight setup. Installments: Bank Muscat and Meethaq card plans for everyone; in-house for Omani nationals aged 18 or over, from 200.000 OMR, with approval.
294.900 OMR · incl. VAT View the DJI Avata 360 →All prices VAT-inclusive. Come see it at our Muscat showroom.
What DJI and the law say
“8K/60fps HDR 360° video provides sufficient resolution for sharp cropped shots.”
“With 42GB of internal storage, you can record about 30 minutes of 360° video in 8K.”
“Children's toy drones weighing no more than 250 grams, with a maximum height of no more than 100 metres above the ground, unless they carry sensors for collecting data or imaging devices.”
Sources
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Specs checked against DJI's official Avata 360 pages, October 2026.