The 'immersive' DJI Avata 2 just hit a new record-low price — this is your cue to get into FPV drones

FPV drones often represent a relatively niche choice for prospective pilots, but every now and again, a deal pops up that can make them an enticing choice. Right now, for example, you can pick up the excellent DJI Avata 2 for just $859 (was $1,019) at both Amazon and B&H Photo.

This particular deal is a record-low price, and it's also convenient for the Fly More combo package. In short, this is the combo pack you want if you're looking for an all-in-one setup that's good to go right out of the box. Included is the drone itself, a pair of FPV goggles, a handy sling bag, and three extra batteries, which are crucial for maximizing flight time.

Considering the batteries retail for around $120 to $150 seperately, it makes sense to go for the Fly More combo if you're serious about picking up the Avata 2. Each one gives an extra 26 minutes of flight time, so they are pretty handy if you're planning on spending more time out in the field. The sling bag is also a nice addition, meaning your drone will be safe and sound in a container that's specifically tailored to this model.

Today's record-low DJI Avata 2 Fly More deal

DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo: was $1,019 now $859 at Amazon

Today's discounts at Amazon bring the excellent DJI Avata 2 down to its lowest ever price. If you're looking for an easy entry point into the world of FPV drones, then this is a fantastic option, with its intuitive flight-assistance features, 4K 60fps video, and a generous 26 minutes of flight time. Today's deals span a range of configurations (including the drone by itself), but I'd recommend this Fly More combo that includes three extra batteries and a handy sling bag. This deal is also available at B&H Photo for the same price.

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A good option for FPV beginners

FPV drones are notoriously difficult to pilot for beginners, but the DJI Avata 2 is a great option if you're looking to dip your toes in the water. Our full DJI Avata 2 review in particular praised its ease of use for beginners.

For example, if you're just looking for stress-free piloting, then you can simply fly with the Avata's Normal mode, which includes auto return and take-off, as well as collision detection. If you feel more confident, the Sport mode lets you take more direct control of the drone with faster flight speeds.

There is also a manual mode with full control, but we found the Avata to be best suited for the more restricted modes, as similar drones in the FPV category offer better handling. With that said, the Avata 2 is very impressive, with the 1/3" sensor offering crisp 4K footage up to 60fps and the option for slo-mo-ready 1080p at 120fps.