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(Pocket-lint) - DJI has unveiled a new consumer drone called the Air 2S and it builds on the previous Air 2 by adding an impressive 1-inch sensor to the camera.  Looking at its spec sheet and promised performance, this could well become the drone to buy this year. By adding in advanced features and optics in a drone that's relatively well priced and compact, DJI has surely built a winner here.  The big story, of course, is the new sensor in the camera system. It's a large 1-inch 20-megapixel sensor. It's a similar sensor to what we saw in the Phantom 4 Pro Obsidian four years ago. Of cours...

March 2nd, 2021 DJI As leaks suggested, DJI is releasing a cinematic first-person view drone that works with its FPV Goggles. The FPV comes with the latest version of the goggles and there's an optional one-handed motion controller. The company is calling it a hybrid drone that blends elements of cinematic FPV devices and racing drones, but it leans more toward the former category. The company is hoping to make first-person drone flying more accessible by bringing its features to a cinewhoop-style drone. The DJI Virtual Flight app should help beginners practice before they actually start flyi...

DJI FPV drone announced: Fast and fun hybrid racing drone Credit: Jonathan Feist / Android Authority DJI has announced its first drone for 2021. This is the DJI FPV, a hybrid racing drone that borrows the best of the camera drone world and combines it with the thrill of a racing drone. The DJI FPV is not your typical DJI drone. It still offers a flight mode that is as stable and hands-off as a typical Mavic drone, but you can engage full manual mode for those that like the hands-on approach to piloting a drone. DJI FPV is a unique machine

  The DJI FPV drone is the company's first all-in-one, ready-to-fly, first-person POV product, and we've been testing it out for the last week or so. This drone is unlike most consumer drones to date. Rather than flying the drone via line-of-sight or using your iPhone as a display to see where the drone is going, you operate it while wearing a set of goggles. The goggles give you a first-person view of exactly what the drone sees. It is similar to a virtual reality setup that makes you feel like you are flying through the sky, though not quite as immersive. Still, it is thrilling and fun to...

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