Antigravity A1 Review: A 360-Degree Drone

The fact that you’re forced into using this control method is the issue I have. It means I need to bring a friend to act as a spotter every time I fly the drone, as well as remove my glasses before putting on the goggles, which also need to be connected to their own separate battery. Add in the sluggish controls, and it just makes for an overly time-consuming and complicated setup—a long way from the immediacy and convenience of, say, the DJI Mini 5 Pro. That is a drone you can pull out of a bag, fly…