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Autel Robotics EVO II Drone

The Autel Robotics EVO II is a drone from Autel Robotics — known for its 48MP 1/2-Inch Sensor and 8K Video Recording. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Autel Robotics EVO II Drone

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Drone Overview — Autel Robotics EVO II

The Autel Robotics EVO II is a capable aerial imaging platform built around a 48MP, 1/2-inch sensor that shoots stills at full 48MP resolution and records video up to 8K. The camera system supports an ISO range of 100 to 6400, giving shooters meaningful flexibility in varying light conditions. Video frame rates span from 24fps all the way up to 120fps, making the EVO II useful for both standard cinematic work and slow-motion capture.

Color profile options include Standard, Vivid, and Log, giving colorists a workable foundation in post-production. Autofocus is handled via Contrast Detection with Single Point AF. Image stabilization is managed by a 3-axis gimbal system built into the airframe.

The body is constructed from a carbon fiber and plastic composite, landing at 1,240g with a 397mm wheelbase. Storage is handled through microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards. Connectivity includes Wi-Fi and USB-C.

The battery is a 7,100mAh LiPo pack rated at 2,400 seconds of flight time. Monitoring is done through a smartphone or tablet app acting as both the viewfinder and primary display interface, keeping the overall kit footprint lean for travel.

Key Features — Autel Robotics EVO II

48MP 1/2-Inch Sensor: Captures full-resolution 48MP stills from the air, delivering meaningful detail for aerial photography and large-format crops.

8K Video Recording: Records up to 8K resolution video, providing substantial flexibility for reframing, cropping, and high-resolution delivery in post.

High Frame Rate Options: Supports high frame rates at lower resolutions, enabling slow-motion footage alongside standard cinematic rates from 24fps onward.

3-Axis Gimbal Stabilization: Mechanically stabilizes the camera on all three axes during flight, keeping footage smooth regardless of wind or movement.

Log Color Profile: Shoots in Log alongside Standard and Vivid profiles, giving colorists a flatter starting point for grading in post-production.

40-Minute Flight Time: The 7,100mAh LiPo battery is rated for approximately 40 minutes of flight, reducing the number of battery swaps needed on location.

Drone Specifications — Autel Robotics EVO II

Autel Robotics EVO II full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesReal Estate, Travel, Documentary, Aerial / Drone
Iso min100
Iso max6400
Flash SystemNone
Display sizeN/A
Display typeSmartphone/Tablet App Display
Display resolutionN/A
TypeDrone
Autofocus systemContrast Detection
Autofocus eye TrackingNo
Autofocus focus PointsSingle Point AF
Autofocus subject TrackingNo

Description — Autel Robotics EVO II

The Autel Robotics EVO II is an aerial imaging drone built for photographers and videographers who need serious resolution in the air. Its 48MP sensor on a 1/2-inch imaging surface captures high-detail stills and drives video recording up to 8K maximum resolution. Shooters can work across a wide range of frame rates — 24fps, 25fps, 30fps, 48fps, 50fps, 60fps, and 120fps — making the EVO II adaptable from standard cinematic delivery to slow-motion sequences.

An ISO range of 100 to 6400 keeps exposure options open in varying light. Color profiles include Standard, Vivid, and Log, with Log supporting post-production grading workflows. Video is captured at 8-bit color depth.

In-flight stability is managed by a 3-axis gimbal stabilization system. The airframe uses a carbon fiber and plastic composite construction and weighs 1,240g with a 397mm wheelbase. Storage runs on microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards, and connectivity includes Wi-Fi and USB-C.

The 7,100mAh LiPo battery is rated at 2,400 seconds of flight time. Viewing and control are handled through a compatible smartphone or tablet app.

Pros — Autel Robotics EVO II

  • ✓48MP sensor resolution enables high-detail still photography from the air
  • ✓8K maximum video resolution with frame rates up to 120fps for slow-motion flexibility
  • ✓3-axis gimbal stabilization (imageStabilization.type) keeps footage smooth in flight

Cons — Autel Robotics EVO II

  • ✗1/2-inch sensor is relatively small, which may limit dynamic range and low-light performance compared to larger-sensor alternatives
  • ✗Video is limited to 8-bit color depth, restricting high-end color grading potential
  • ✗No dedicated display included — monitoring relies entirely on a smartphone or tablet app

Videos — Autel Robotics EVO II

Autel EVO 2 Flight Test Review IN-DEPTH - How good is it...REALLY!? — Dustin Dunnill

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Frequently Asked Questions — Autel Robotics EVO II

What is the maximum photo resolution the EVO II can shoot?+
The EVO II captures stills at a maximum resolution of 48MP, sourced from its 1/2-inch sensor. This applies to single-shot capture mode, as burst mode is listed as Single Shot in the specifications.
What video frame rates are available on the EVO II?+
The EVO II supports 24fps, 25fps, 30fps, 48fps, 50fps, 60fps, and 120fps. The maximum frame rate of 120fps is available for slow-motion shooting at supported resolutions.
What color profiles does the EVO II support for photo and video?+
Both photo and video shooting support Standard, Vivid, and Log color profiles. Log gives colorists a flatter starting point for grading in post-production.
How does the EVO II handle image stabilization?+
The EVO II uses 3-axis gimbal stabilization, as listed under imageStabilization.type. Digital image stabilization is not enabled, meaning stabilization is handled entirely by the physical gimbal system.
What storage media does the EVO II accept?+
The drone accepts microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards. There is no built-in internal storage referenced in the specifications.
How do I monitor footage while flying the EVO II?+
The EVO II uses a smartphone or tablet app as its primary display and viewfinder. There is no built-in screen on the remote or aircraft itself according to the specifications.

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