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Matt Kollat

I flew the Insta360-spinoff Antigravity A1, and it might change how we think about beginner drones

Antigravity A1 detail shots.

Antigravity shook up the drone scene in late July 2025 when it heralded the coming of the world’s first 360-degree drone, the A1. The Insta360-incubated brand took the technology that powers the action camera brand’s flagship device, the Insta360 X5, and strapped it onto a drone. The A1 offers a unique point of view and flying experience, as I witnessed it in Germany in June, when I had the opportunity to fly it.

I’m a big fan of Insta360, so the idea of being able to fly one of the brand’s cameras in the air excited me. Insta360 is not only famous for its cutting-edge camera technology but also for its user-friendly software, which makes editing 360-degree footage comparatively easy. Antigravity taps into both with its new drone.

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