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Antigravity A1 rental in Kuala Lumpur (Layang)
Layang.
Antigravity A1 · Immersive 360 and FPV flying
Put the goggles on and look anywhere. Layang films everything around it in 8K 360°, so you fly first and choose the angle afterwards.
from RM199 /day · deposit RM550
No payment online. Send a request and we confirm your dates on WhatsApp first.
- Free delivery both ways on 6+ days
- Crew on WhatsApp, 9am to 11pm
- Refundable deposit
- flight per battery
- 39min
- 360° video
- 8K
- goggles and grip
- FPV
- batteries in the kit
- 3
Layang, hands-on.
Real kit, real people, real footage. This is what your rental looks like.
Shot on Layang: a 360° "tiny planet" frame
What you get.
Everything arrives in one carry bag, charged and checked. Count it in, count it out.
In the bag.
- 01Antigravity A1 drone
- 02Vision goggles
- 03Grip controller
- 04Three batteries
- 05Charging hub
- 06Spare propellers
- 07microSD card
- 08Carry bag
- 09Video tutorials
With every rental.
- Delivered to your doorBy Grab, anywhere in the Klang Valley. Free both ways for 6 days or more.
- Charged and checkedEvery battery full and every part tested before it leaves us.
- A crew on WhatsAppReal people, 9am to 11pm, every day, for the whole rental.
- Tutorials and a flight guideShort videos plus the step-by-step guide on this page.
- Refundable depositRM550, returned when the kit comes back complete.
Who Layang is for.
Phone screen reframing a 360° clip
360° footage you reframe later
Creator filming a one-of-a-kind angle at a landmark
Creators after a shot nobody else has
Antigravity A1 at a glance.
- Flight time
- Up to 39 minutes per battery
- Weight
- 291 g with the high-capacity batteries in our kit (249 g with a standard battery)
- Registration
- Set by CAAM, and the rules are changing in 2026. Ask us before you fly and we'll tell you what applies to your flight.
- Camera
- 8K 360° video
- How you fly
- Vision goggles and a grip controller
- You will need
- A spotter: a second person who keeps the drone in sight
- Best for
- Immersive 360 and FPV-style flying
Layang is flown with goggles on, so a spotter is required: bring a friend who keeps the drone in sight.
Antigravity A1 rental price.
Book this drone| Rental length | 1 day | 2–3 days | 4–5 days | 6+ days | Deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per day | RM250 | RM230 | RM215 | RM199 | RM550refundable |
Prices are per day. Opening promo for bookings made by 31 Dec 2026; usual prices from RM245 a day.
Renter's guide15 short stepsAbout 10 minutes to set up
How to fly Layang.
Never flown before? That's fine. Go one step at a time and tap Next when you're done. Keep this page open on your phone while you fly.
Set up · step 1 of 5
Uncover both cameras.
Take the covers off the two 360° cameras. Try not to touch the glass.
Set up · step 2 of 5
Unfold the arms.
Open all four arms until they stop. Put Layang on flat, open ground in front of you.
Set up · step 3 of 5
Turn everything on.
Turn on the drone, then the goggles, then the grip. They are already paired.
Set up · step 4 of 5
Brief your spotter.
Your spotter stands next to you, watches the drone the whole time and tells you if people, birds or wires come close.
Set up · step 5 of 5
Goggles on last.
Sit or stand somewhere steady. Put the goggles on and adjust the strap until the picture is sharp.
Take off · step 1 of 2
Follow the take-off prompt.
Use the take-off prompt in the goggles. Layang rises and waits in the air in front of you.
Take off · step 2 of 2
Look around.
Turn your head to look around in 360°. The drone stays still while you get used to the view.
Fly · step 1 of 4
Point to fly.
Point the grip where you want to go and press the trigger. Layang flies the way you point.
Fly · step 2 of 4
Press gently to go slow.
A light press is a slow, gentle move. Let go and the drone stops and waits in the air.
Fly · step 3 of 4
Look anywhere.
Turning your head changes what you see, not where you fly. Look around freely: the 360° camera records every angle.
Fly · step 4 of 4
Pick the angle later.
Everything is filmed in 360°, so you choose the framing afterwards in the editing app.
Land · step 1 of 3
Use Return to Home.
Use Return to Home on the grip or in the goggles menu. Layang flies back and lands where it took off.
Land · step 2 of 3
It looks after itself.
If the battery gets low or the signal drops, Layang flies home by itself. Take the goggles off and watch it with your spotter.
Land · step 3 of 3
Pack up.
Nearly done. Before you put it away:
- Turn off the drone, then the goggles and the grip
- Let the batteries cool down before charging them
- Put the camera covers back on and fold the arms
- Copy your 360° videos off the memory card
- Pack everything back into the bag (check it against the list)
All done
That's it. Enjoy the flight.
Questions while you fly? Our crew answers on WhatsApp, 9am to 11pm, every day.
If something goes wrong
Lost the picture?
Stay calm and let go of the controls. The drone flies home by itself. Stay where you are and look up.
Low battery warning?
Bring it back now. If you wait, the drone comes home or lands by itself, maybe not where you want.
Hit something?
Do not fly it again. Turn it off, take a photo of any damage and message us. Being honest keeps it simple.
Cannot find it?
Check its last spot on the map in the app, then message us with where you were flying.
Flying rules in Malaysia
- Stay below 400 feet (120 m)
- Keep the drone in sight: your spotter watches it while you wear the goggles
- Keep well away from airports and helipads
- Do not fly over crowds, events or busy roads
- Keep clear of government, military and other restricted sites
- Respect privacy: do not film people or homes without asking
The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) sets the rules, and some places need a permit. Check before you fly somewhere new. This is a summary, not legal advice.
Still stuck? Our crew answers on WhatsApp, 9am to 11pm, every day.
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- Camera
- 8K 360° video
- Flight time
- Up to 39 minutes per battery
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Found this drone?
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Layang rental questions.
Short answers about flying Layang. For anything else, our crew is on WhatsApp.
Is Layang good for beginners?
Layang suits people who have flown a little before. You fly it with goggles on, so you also need a spotter. For a first flight, start with Murai or a Flight Academy session.
Do I need to register the Antigravity A1?
Registration and permit rules depend on the drone and where you fly it. We tell you what applies to Layang when we confirm your booking; CAAM sets the rules.
What happens if the drone is damaged or lost?
You're responsible for repair costs, up to the full replacement value of the kit. We deduct this from your deposit first, and you pay any balance. If the drone is lost, stolen or flies away, the full replacement value applies. Normal wear and tear is never charged. We'll always show you the repair quote.
Where am I allowed to fly?
Fly in open areas, below 400 feet (120 m), with the drone in sight, and well away from airports, crowds and restricted sites. The rules are set by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM), so check its guidance for your location before you fly. This is not legal advice.
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