Quadcopter drone DJI Avata — 4 rotors, 3840×2160 video, 10000 m range, 1 kg, Black/Grey

DJI Avata is a compact quadcopter designed for aerial videography, inspections and recreational flying. Equipped with four rotors and a camera capable of capturing video at up to 3840×2160 pixels, this drone combines lightweight maneuverability with image quality suitable for content creation and observational tasks. The airframe finished in black and grey and a total weight around 1 kg make the model easy to transport and deploy in a variety of outdoor environments.

Advantages

The drone offers high-resolution video recording at 3840×2160, stable four-rotor flight dynamics for smooth footage, and a manufacturer-stated maximum operating range of 10,000 m for extended line-of-sight or controlled remote operation. Its roughly 1 kg mass contributes to portability while maintaining sufficient stability for aerial inspection and cinematography. Directional flight controls support precise movement forward, backward, up, down, left, right and turning maneuvers.

Suitable for

• Aerial videography and content creation
• Site inspections and surveying light structures
• Recreational and sport flying
• Training pilots and testing flight profiles

Key specifications

• Camera video resolution: up to 3840×2160 pixels
• Number of rotors: 4
• Maximum operating distance: 10,000 m (manufacturer-stated)
• Approximate weight: 1 kg
• Colours: black and grey finish
• Movement: directional flight controls — forward, backward, up, down, left, right, turn

How to use

Before first flight, fully charge all batteries, perform a pre-flight check including propeller condition and secure mounting of the camera, and verify firmware versions and GPS or stabilization systems are functional. Choose an open area free of obstacles and comply with local regulations governing unmanned aircraft. Use the dedicated controller or app to initialize the drone, confirm signal strength, and perform a short hover to confirm stable flight before executing planned maneuvers or recording. Land in a clear, flat area and power down batteries according to manufacturer instructions.

Usage recommendations

Operate the drone within local legal limits for range and altitude, maintain visual line-of-sight when required, avoid flying in adverse weather conditions, and minimize flight time near sensitive installations. For best video results, use stable flight modes, avoid rapid directional changes while recording, and allow the drone to calibrate sensors before capturing important footage.