Ahead of Black Friday, Amazon Offers Antigravity A1 Drone Bundle at Lowest Logged Price While Two Other Models Rise
Amazon is selling the Antigravity A1 Infinity Bundle, a 360-degree drone kit, with propeller guards for $1,521.74, the lowest price drone outlet DroneXL has logged. Of six early Black Friday drone listings checked, two cost more than on November 3.
Online retailer Amazon is offering the Antigravity A1 Infinity Bundle with a set of propeller guards for $1,521.74, two weeks before Black Friday on November 27. It is the lowest price that drone news site DroneXL has logged for the three-battery kit. On November 13, between 9 and 10 a.m. Eastern, DroneXL checked six early Black Friday drone deals that technology outlet Mashable had listed on November 3.
The A1 bundle is the only one of the six that beats a price on DroneXL's record. Two others became more expensive since November 3: the DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo costs $640 (up $20) and the Ruko F11PRO 2 costs $299.99 (up $60). The Ruko U11MINI fell from $299.99 at 9:30 a.m. to $239.96 by 10 a.m. in a time-limited Lightning Deal. The DJI Neo remains $169, and the Skyrover S1 combo with a screen controller remains $549.
The Antigravity A1 bundle
The total price consists of $1,499.25 for the kit and $22.49 for the guards, against a combined list price of $2,028.99. In March, during Amazon's Big Spring Sale, the bundle sold for $1,599. Without the guards it costs $1,999 today, so the order with guards is $477 cheaper. The kit includes the 8K 360 drone, Vision goggles, a Grip motion controller and three high-capacity batteries rated by the manufacturer at 39 minutes each.
Other models
The DJI Mini 3 Fly More Combo, sold by a third-party seller, cost $600 in October and $449 in June. Newer DJI drones — the Mini 5 Pro ($759), Neo 2 ($259), Flip ($439) and Mini 4K Fly More Combo ($449) — carry no discount. The Skyrover S1 screen combo is the only S1 configuration on sale, at $549 against a $699 list price.
Registration
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires registration of drones weighing 250 grams or more. With the high-capacity battery the A1 exceeds that limit, so it must be registered and broadcast Remote ID. Every recreational pilot must also pass the free TRUST test.
