Chaosrider
Well-Known Member
Teething issue I don't mind, as long as they're software/firmware issues, and not hardware issues. If it doesn't work quite right for a while...it's not like I'll only have one FPV drone. Personally, it might be sort of fun to be a beta tester, but you have to have a certain kind of sick mind to view it that way...Personally, I’m going to wait.
Two reasons, first was the debacle with the mini 3 launch. They may or may not have teething issues that need to be sorted out. But I’m not willing to risk my money to find out.
Second, as someone with an A2S and no fpv, I want to either use my existing controller with the new goggles, or get a package with goggles and a stick controller at least. I don’t want to use the MC. Currently, you have to pay for the MC, then pay extra for a stick controller. You can’t even buy the things separately, because the new goggles aren’t sold by themselves, if you want the new goggles, it only comes in some combo that includes the MC, and I don’t want a $200 controller that’s just going to collect dust.
Now if you are cool with using just the MC and not being able to go full manual, then you can ignore the second point. But that is basically taking away the whoop from cinewhoop. Doesn’t make any sense to me.
;-)
The Mini-3 doesn't have any seriously new features that I seriously want. Anything camera related, is largely irrelevant to me, above some minimum level. I want to get the Mini-3 eventually, just so I have "Mini-completeness" in my little fleet, but there's not the slightest bit of urgency around that.
You can sensibly argue that the Avata is targeted primarily toward existing DJI FPV owners, then rich people, or people willing to go FPV for their first drone. Or upgrade from a non-DJI FPV. As an existing FPV owner, the Pro View package is exactly what I want. I already have the full FPV controller. I want both the Motion Controller and the new goggles anyhow.
YMMV
But if you're not in the target market...you're not. That doesn't make the marketing decision a mistake.