The speed of a racing drone plus the easy operation of a DJI camera drone is an amazing combination.

A DJI FPV drone like the one rumored could be a solid middle ground between racing and cinematography that would be easy to use.

DJI's first real first-person view drone goes super fast, but still manages to include many of the newcomer-friendly features of the company's other drones.

The DJI FPV can reach a top speed of 87 mph, nearly double the speed of DJI’s other drones. This, combined with its acceleration, allows for some aerial acrobats that FPV drone pilots are known ...

The FPV Drone itself is also DJI’s fastest drone yet with a top speed of 87mph. More importantly, the drone is able to go from zero to 62mph in just two seconds so it’s incredibly maneuverable.

DJI has jumped on the cinewhoop trend with the Avata, an FPV drone that’s far removed from the company’s other models.

DJI FPV Drone Announced With 4K60 Video, Goggles V2 Headset, And 87MPH Top Speed by Brandon Hill — Tuesday, March 02, 2021, 11:31 AM EDT Comments ...

DJI has kicked off its 15th anniversary celebrations with a new flyer that puts the pilot in the virtual cockpit of a racing drone, while capturing the adventures in ultra high definition courtesy ...

DJI recently launched its first FPV drone, a machine that can zip from zero to 60 mph in a mere two seconds before hurtling to a top speed of 87 mph.

DJI has launched its own cinewhoop-style drone, a stabilized flyer designed to capture crisp video footage indoors or out. The Avata boasts a 4K camera, shielded props, and ease of use with the ...

DJI has launched the FPV, a hybrid drone that combines the first person perspective, speed and agility of racing drones with the ease of use and integrated camera functionality of consumer drones.

The DJI FPV Combo racing drone places an emphasis on high-speed first-person flight over imaging, making it exhilarating to use, but potentially dangerous if handled without care.