We just got an email from Skydio, and apparently, the first 2019 batch of Skydio 2s are already sold out. The initial batch is scheduled to be shipped well before the holidays. Congrats to those of you who reserved their Skydio 2 drone on time. For the ones who missed out, no worries. A second batch will be available to ship in January 2020. The new Skydio sells for $999 and can be bought with a Controller and a Skydio Beacon. Both sell for an additional $149 each.
On another note, Skydio’s product marketing manager Kyle Russell has apparently left the company. In a tweet, he announced he and his wife are moving to New York City. I didn’t see his old role listed yet on the Skydio Career page, but maybe keep an eye on that if you’d like to work for one of the most exciting American drone companies.
Skydio 2 batch 1 sold out, now taking reservations for batch 2
Thank you — Skydio 2 batch 1 sold out, now taking reservations for batch 2
First off: we’d like to thank the first set of customers who have put their confidence in us and made reservations based on our launch yesterday. We are simply overwhelmed by the enthusiasm and everyone at Skydio is excited to double down on our efforts to make sure our first customers for Skydio 2 get the best possible experience when you receive your drones later this year.
Now that that’s out of the way: We’re now accepting reservations for the second batch of Skydio 2 drones that will come off of our production line here in Redwood City, CA.
Putting down a refundable $100 deposit will reserve your place in line for Skydio 2 production batch 2, which is expected to start shipping in January 2020 in the order in which reservations were placed.
This second batch will also have limited quantities available, so put your reservation in soon if you’re looking to get Skydio 2 early next year.
https://twitter.com/kylebrussell/status/1179806948671143936?s=20
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