Fly higher and longer for less with $120 off this sub-9-ounce Potensic Atom 2 drone
Want to make the most of the long spring and summer days? Take to the air with 25% off this Potensic Atom 2 drone, complete with three batteries for an hour-and-a-half of flight time.
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Spring is here and between the warmer weather and the longer days, it's the perfect opportunity to get into drone flying. Now, thanks to this Amazon deal, you can save $120 on the powerful but beginner-friendly Potensic Atom 2 Fly More Combo drone bundle.
You can get the Potensic Atom 2 drone bundle on sale right now at Amazon for $360.
We think it's one of the best beginner drones and aside from being easy to use, this drone can take photos in up to 8K and video in 4K. Thanks to the three batteries included in this deal, it has over an hour and a half of flight time. It also comes with a charging hub and a case.
At full price, it outclasses some of the competition and now, with $120 off, this Potensic Atom 2 Fly More Combo bundle is a steal for any beginner drone flyer or someone looking to upgrade their older kit.
An improvement on the original Atom, we think the Potensic Atom 2 is the best non-DJI drones, and ideal for beginners. It's impressively well built and this deal gives you three batteries for 1 1/2 hour worth of flight time.

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In our Potensic Atom 2 review, we called it "a fantastic little drone with some impressive features and good image quality". That still stands, and its size means you don't have to worry about the drone regulations applying to larger flyers.
With features like automatic take off and landing, return to home and subject tracking, it's an excellent purchase for beginners or those who prefer their drones to have a little autonomy.
It's capable of capturing video in 4K and photos in up to 8K resolution (though it'll only capture 8K in JPG, not RAW). You can take slow-mo video and its green flashing rear light is especially handy for night flying.
With three batteries (and a fast charger) you can fly the Potensic Atom 2 for over three hours (as well as a case and charging hub). If you switch to speed mode you can expect to get less air time but enough for a good session.





Key features: 8.8 oz / 249 g weight, 5.63 x 3.46 x 2.28 in / 143 x 88 x 58mm folded, 3 batteries, 4K video, 8K stills, return to home and auto take-off, 10km/6.2 miles video transmission.
Product launched: April 2025
Price history: Before today's deal, the Potensic Atom 2 Fly More Combo bundle was selling at an RRP of $480. It's a steal at $360 and if Amazon runs out of stock or if you prefer to shop elsewhere, it's the same price at Walmart.
Price comparison: Amazon: $360 | Walmart: $360 | Best Buy: $380
Reviews consensus: This is a fantastic little drone, packed with features, 4K video and 8K stills included, that stand up well to the competition. We awarded it four stars in our Potensic Atom 2 review, and we think it's the best non-DJI drone. Its Amazon reviews are similarly positive and as a sub-250g drone, you don't have to register it.
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✅ Buy it if: You want a well-built, sub-9-ounce drone that's easy to fly, has a good camera, and outpaces some of the competition.
❌ Don't buy it if: You want a super-powerful pro-level camera drone. Instead, consider the DJI Mavic 4 Pro.
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Chris is a freelance journalist who, aside from covering games and gaming-related tech, has a taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Space.com, you can find his work at The Escapist, GameSpew (where he’s the morning news writer) and more. You can follow him on Twitter @MarmaladeBus.
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