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Insta360 Anti-Gravity A1 It is one of the most interesting drones on the market thanks to its built-in Vision Goggles, which provide a 360-degree first-person view through the drone’s cameras (the screen on the outside of its lenses shows what the pilot is seeing). Its cameras can shoot video at 8K at 30 frames per second, or at 5.7K at 60 frames per second. Now, the company has launched its biggest discount yet on all packages, cutting 20 percent off the list price Amazon, Best buyAnd directly from Antigravity Until April 16.
The ongoing promotion ends just as the company prepares to release a new set of features via a free software update. Before I dive into the features mentioned, here’s what each package includes and how much they currently cost. The affordable package, which it calls Antigravity “Standard” set.costs $1,279 (originally $1,599). Includes A1 drone, viewing goggles, remote control, battery, carrying case and four spare propellers.
the “Explorer” and “Infiniti” The bundles retail for $1,519 (was $1,899) and $1,599 (was $1,999) respectively. It includes additional spare propellers and batteries, as well as other accessories not included in the entry level, such as a sling bag and charging hub. The more expensive package comes with a speed reader for transferring drone footage to other devices, and high-capacity batteries instead of the standard ones included in the other trim levels.
In February, Antigravity shipped a new Flight Simulator mode, which lets you practice flying through Vision Goggles without actually having to fly the drone. On April 15, the company will launch voice controls that let you trigger certain shooting functions with a command, capture time-lapse shots in multiple flight modes, and a virtual cockpit. The latest embed can insert virtual assets into your view for fun, making it look like you’re riding a dragon or flying in the cockpit of an airplane.
Here’s a look at the A1 when we got a prototype ahead of its launch: