Antigravity A1 Follow Me Bundle: What You Actually Get for 799 USD
The Follow Me Bundle halves entry to Antigravity's 8K 360 drone: 799 USD with a watch remote and ring remote for hands-free tracking. The good and bad.
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What is the Follow Me Bundle
The Antigravity A1, the 249 g (8.8 oz) 8K 360-degree drone co-engineered with Insta360, launched in August 2026 in bundles built around the Vision Goggles headset and the one-handed Grip motion controller, starting at 1,599 USD for the Standard Bundle. On October 20, 2026, Antigravity added a new configuration that swaps the headset for wearables: the Follow Me Bundle, pairing the A1 with a watch remote and a ring remote. The complete bundle launched at 799 USD in the United States, half the price of the original complete set, and it is sold online through Antigravity's official store and major electronics retailers including Best Buy.
The pitch is simple: instead of flying with a headset or a motion controller, you pick your subject on the watch's touchscreen and let the drone track it while your hands stay free. For anyone who found the goggles-plus-Grip setup too committed, this is the low-cost way into the world's first 360 8K drone.
What is in the box
The Follow Me Bundle includes the A1 drone (249 g, 8K 360-degree camera, retractable landing gear), propeller guards, a watch remote with a touchscreen interface, a manual button and USB-C charging, and a ring remote with a Velcro strap. That is the full flight kit: there is no headset and no Grip controller in this configuration, which is exactly why it costs half as much as the Standard Bundle.
Already own an A1? Antigravity sells the accessory kit on its own for 340 USD standalone, and reports indicate owners of the original goggle-era configuration can pick it up for 272 USD.
How hands-free tracking works
The watch and ring work together. The watch remote has built-in GNSS plus visual tracking algorithms to keep a lock on a moving subject, and its touchscreen is where you select the target. Antigravity calls the control scheme Drag-to-Fly: choose the target on the watch screen, hold the ring remote's button, and hand gestures nudge the drone left, right, up, down, toward you or away from you. Because the A1 shoots 360-degree 8K video, you frame the perfect shot after the flight instead of aiming precisely while flying.
The good
Three things stand out. First, the price: 799 USD for a complete 8K 360 drone kit undercuts most premium sub-250 g drones, and the 272 USD upgrade path rewards existing owners instead of making them rebuy the aircraft. Second, hands-free tracking genuinely fits how most people want to use a follow drone: no goggles, no phone mount, just a watch and a ring. Third, at 249 g (8.8 oz) the A1 stays in the lightest regulatory weight class in most jurisdictions, which is a big part of why it is practical for travel and riding.
The bad
Early hands-on reporting flags real limitations. The watch and ring are described as chunky, with delicate straps that may not survive hard outdoor use, and the wearable batteries last roughly five hours of use when paired with the drone. Automated tracking also demands caution: field tests call out navigation risks around power lines, utility infrastructure and thin branches, the classic failure modes of any subject-tracking drone. And the bundle's savings come partly from dropping the Vision Goggles, so pilots who want the first-person immersive flight experience still need the more expensive configurations.
Is it worth the price
As someone who owns an A1 already, I would put it this way: the Follow Me Bundle is the version of this drone that makes sense for most people. The goggles are a spectacular demo, but the watch-and-ring combo is what you will actually use on a ride, a hike or a snowboarding run. For existing owners, 272 USD to add hands-free tracking to a drone you already own is one of the better accessory prices in this category, given that a DJI Goggles setup or a premium controller alone can cost more. If you were waiting for the A1's price to come down to earth, this is that moment: 799 USD is a genuinely aggressive entry point for 8K 360 capture.
Disclosure: this is a specification and pricing breakdown based on Antigravity's official announcement and early hands-on reporting, not a hands-on review of the Follow Me Bundle. I do own the Antigravity A1 Standard Bundle.
Antigravity A1 (Standard Bundle) — where to buy: Amazon.com • Amazon.ca. The Follow Me Bundle and its accessory kit are sold through Antigravity's official store and major electronics retailers including Best Buy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Antigravity A1 Follow Me Bundle cost?
The complete Follow Me Bundle launched at 799 USD in the United States on October 20, 2026. The watch-and-ring accessory kit alone is 340 USD, with reports indicating 272 USD for owners of the original configuration.
What comes in the Follow Me Bundle?
The A1 drone, propeller guards, a watch remote with a touchscreen, a manual button and USB-C charging, and a ring remote with a Velcro strap. No Vision Goggles or Grip motion controller are included.
Can existing A1 owners buy just the watch and ring?
Yes. Antigravity sells the accessory kit separately at 340 USD, and reporting indicates owners of the original goggle-era configuration pay 272 USD.