Litchi's waypoint mission capabilities are vastly superior to those of DJI Go. Litchi automatically starts recording at the start of every flight and ends recording when the drone lands, which is a very important feature for absent-minded drone operators like me. Litchi is both simple and intuitive to master. It is far more logical to use than the overly complex Dronelink which requires a doctorate in computer science to comprehend.
Litchi does not pester users with update alerts, many of which further restrict the drone's flight parameters, and offer nothing in terms of performance or reliability. Litchi's free Mission Hub software for desktop computers enables drone operators to plan highly complex waypoint flight paths that can be flown repeatedly thereafter with absolute reliability and consistency.
When Henry Ford was asked about the range of colors in which his newly invented Model T Ford was available, he reportedly responded that "You can have any color you want, provided it is black." I will paraphrase those words by saying that drone users would be well advised to use any flight control software package that they like, provided it is Litchi.
