Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone – Remote Controller Bundle with Vision Goggles

The Antigravity A1 Remote Controller Bundle pairs the A1 8K 360 drone, co-engineered with Insta360, with a classic dual-stick Remote Controller and the Vision Goggles. It is built for experienced pilots and creators who want precise manual flight and pro-level camera movement, while still enjoying immersive 360 first-person views. Three High-Capacity Flight Batteries and a Charging Hub are included for long flying sessions.

Key Features

• Classic dual-stick Remote Controller for precise manual flight
• Vision Goggles for immersive 360 flight – turn your head to look around
• Fixed View for precise camera work, Free View for immersive flying
• 8K 360 capture – reframe any shot after the flight
• Up to 39 minutes of flight time with the High-Capacity Flight Battery [2]
• 3 High-Capacity Flight Batteries, Charging Hub and Quick Reader included

Classic Dual-Stick Design

Responsive dual-stick controls give you full, direct command of every movement A1 makes.

Precision Control for Pro Shots

Fly cinematic moves by hand: chase the action, sweep around a subject or thread through a canyon with smooth, precise inputs.

Immersive 360 Flight

Put on the Vision Goggles and simply turn your head to look around the sky in every direction.

Two Views, Two Ways to Explore

Switch to Fixed View for precise camera moves and control, or Free View for a fully immersive flight.

One Flight, Every Perspective

Each flight is captured in 8K 360, so you are never locked into one frame – choose the best angle afterwards, in post.

Discover New Horizons

Stay in the air longer with up to 39 minutes of flight time [2].

Travel and Sightseeing

Weighing in the 249 g class, A1 is an easy travel companion for capturing every trip without limits.

249 g

Light and foldable, A1 slips easily into a travel bag [1].

Immersive 360 Flight

Slip on the Vision Goggles and take your sightseeing into the sky, flying over the scenery like a bird.

8K 360 Video

Record every destination and landmark in 8K 360, then reframe your trip freely once you are home.

Key Specifications – A1 Drone

• Takeoff weight: 249 g (with Flight Battery) / 291 g (with High-Capacity Flight Battery) [1]
• Dimensions: folded 141.3 × 96.2 × 81.4 mm; unfolded (propellers extended) 308.6 × 382.3 × 89.2 mm
• Class: EU C0 (with standard Flight Battery) / EU C1 (with High-Capacity Battery)
• Max flight time: 24 min (Flight Battery) / 39 min (High-Capacity Flight Battery) [2]
• Max flight distance per charge: 13 km (Flight Battery) / 23 km (High-Capacity Flight Battery) [2]
• Max horizontal speed: 16 m/s (S Mode), 12 m/s (N Mode), 3 m/s (C Mode)
• Max ascent / descent speed: 8 m/s (S), 6 m/s (N), 3 m/s (C)
• Max wind resistance: 10.7 m/s (Level 5)
• Max takeoff altitude: 4,000 m (Flight Battery) / 3,000 m (High-Capacity Flight Battery)
• GNSS: GPS + Galileo + Beidou
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 40°C
• Camera: 1/1.28-inch sensor, f/2.2, ISO 100–6400
• Video: 8K 7680×3840@30/25/24fps; 5.2K 5248×2624@60/50/30/25/24fps; 4K 3840×1920@100fps; 4K slow motion 3840×1920@30/25/24fps
• Photo: 55 MP (10496×5248) / 14 MP (5248×2624); Standard, HDR, Burst, AEB; INSP and DNG
• Max video bitrate: 170 Mbps; H.264 / H.265; INSV (exported via Antigravity App or Antigravity Studio)
• Sensing: forward and downward vision sensors plus bottom infrared sensors; omnidirectional obstacle avoidance in 360 mode [3]
• Video transmission: OmniLink 360, 2K@30fps live view, approx. 150 ms average latency; up to 10 km (FCC) / 8 km (SRRC) / 6 km (CE) / 4 km (MIC), open and interference-free [4]
• Internal storage: 20GB; microSD up to 1TB (SDXC, UHS-I, V30 or above, exFAT)

Key Specifications – Vision Goggles

• Weight: 340.4 g (spacer, mask and band included)
• Screens: 1.03-inch Micro-OLED per eye, 2560×2560, 72Hz, TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light certified; pancake optics
• FOV: DFOV 90°, HFOV/VFOV 65°
• Interpupillary distance: 59–72 mm; diopter adjustment -5.0 D to +2.0 D (to -8.0 D with optional -3.0 D corrective lenses)
• Real View: DFOV 115°, 1088×1088, 50fps
• Screen recording: MP4, 1600×1600, 30fps; internal storage approx. 30GB, microSD up to 1TB
• Goggles battery: 4,500 mAh, 32.85 Wh, approx. 2.5 hours runtime
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 40°C

Key Specifications – Batteries and Charging

• High-Capacity Flight Battery: 4345 mAh, 31.1 Wh, 7.16 V, Li-ion 2S, under 108.6 g
• Charging time: approx. 60 min in the Charging Hub / approx. 103 min in the drone (at 25°C)
• Charging Hub: charges up to three batteries, lowest-charged first; 30 W PD 3.0 output; 118.5 g
• Recommended charger: Antigravity 65W GaN Fast Charger (65 W or higher adapter recommended)

In the Box

• A1 Drone × 1
• Vision Goggles × 1
• Remote Controller × 1
• High-Capacity Flight Battery × 3
• Quick Reader × 1
• Charging Hub × 1
• A1 Drone Carry Case × 1
• Sling Bag × 1
• Spare Propellers × 8

Good to Know

• Remote Controller or Grip Motion Controller? Choose the Remote Controller for classic dual-stick precision and fine manual control, or if you already fly traditional drones. The Grip Motion Controller offers one-handed point-to-fly steering with almost no learning curve.
• Already own an A1? You don't need this full bundle – the Remote Controller is also sold on its own.
• Charging: batteries can be charged inside the drone or in the Charging Hub.
• Travel: the drone can go in carry-on or checked luggage (remove the battery if checked). Batteries must travel in carry-on luggage only; check your airline's Wh and quantity limits.
• Registration rules vary by region and by bundle, because takeoff weight differs. Check your local drone regulations before flying.

Notes

• [1] With the High-Capacity Flight Battery installed, A1's takeoff weight exceeds 249 g and registration may be required. Weight may vary slightly between batches and with environmental factors.
• [2] Tested in a controlled windless environment at 25°C (77°F), 5.2K 30fps with video recording disabled, flying forward at 6 m/s (flight time) or 12 m/s (flight distance) below 50 m altitude until low-battery auto-landing. Results vary with conditions.
• [3] Obstacle avoidance is set to Brake by default. Bypass can be enabled in Safety Settings but reverts to Brake when the drone restarts. Performance depends on lighting, weather and obstacle shape; use in well-lit environments. In single-lens mode only forward obstacle avoidance is available; omnidirectional avoidance works in 360 mode.
• [4] Max transmission distance was tested outdoors at 25°C in an open, interference-free environment, one-way, without return-to-home. Actual range varies with environment, usage and firmware. 5.1 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands are only available where permitted by local regulations.