What if your DJI Pocket camera could put on wings and fly?
The HoverAir Versa is the next entry from the flying selfie cam company. No date or price yet, but it should hit Indiegogo in August. I’d wait for retail: We liked X1, but X1 Pro had lots of early issues, and the company can’t legally ship its Aqua (or likely this Versa) to the US at all. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWNhu7JzLRM]
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