Leave Android for iPhone?

[CadrePilot]

About three years ago, when I purchased my first drone (Mini 2) I also switched to an Android mobile phone (Galaxy S20 FE) because a roof measuring/sketching app (which never came to fruition) was only available on Android.

Here I am, considering a new(er) phone and thinking about going back to Apple, mostly for simplicity in interfacing with others also using Apple products.

Is there any reason related to flying DJI drones (Mini 2 and M2P for me) that would give me pause about going back to an iPhone?

 

[Cafguy]

I think Either one is good It all depends on what you prefer I have a mac and an Iphone and an Ipad SO I use my Iphone. There are Pro's and Con's to Both I suppose
If you have other Apple products I would switch like you said just for some simplicity. Some may say one is better than the other BUT I haven't seen that.

 

[Ukflyer]

For Mini 2 no reason not to switch to IOS, however one important consideration if you upgrade to a newer drone is that DJI are no longer releasing SDK's for IOS
The SDK for Mini 3 for example is Android only.

 

[Droning on and on...]

Also Android is now the development platform for DJI Fly, ported over to iOS after each release is finished.

 

[Nifty]

About three years ago, when I purchased my first drone (Mini 2) I also switched to an Android mobile phone (Galaxy S20 FE) because a roof measuring/sketching app (which never came to fruition) was only available on Android.

Here I am, considering a new(er) phone and thinking about going back to Apple, mostly for simplicity in interfacing with others also using Apple products.

Is there any reason related to flying DJI drones (Mini 2 and M2P for me) that would give me pause about going back to an iPhone?

Also, when using a MAC tablet out in the open during summer at 35+ Deg C the tablet would shut down until it was placed in an air-conditioned vehicle with loss of contact with the drone until re-booted. Would only work continuously in an a/c vehicle so VLOS was limited.
Neville
Queensland
Australia

 

[sdcaver]

About three years ago, when I purchased my first drone (Mini 2) I also switched to an Android mobile phone (Galaxy S20 FE) because a roof measuring/sketching app (which never came to fruition) was only available on Android.

Here I am, considering a new(er) phone and thinking about going back to Apple, mostly for simplicity in interfacing with others also using Apple products.

Is there any reason related to flying DJI drones (Mini 2 and M2P for me) that would give me pause about going back to an iPhone?

Check the phone you wish to upgrade to is compatible with DJI Fly if that is the app you use to fly with. I find my android Samsung Galaxy S22 is not compatible even though it's been out for over a year.

 

[vsasolutions]

About three years ago, when I purchased my first drone (Mini 2) I also switched to an Android mobile phone (Galaxy S20 FE) because a roof measuring/sketching app (which never came to fruition) was only available on Android.

Here I am, considering a new(er) phone and thinking about going back to Apple, mostly for simplicity in interfacing with others also using Apple products.

Is there any reason related to flying DJI drones (Mini 2 and M2P for me) that would give me pause about going back to an iPhone?

I have a daylight tablet that is android. I prefer my large iPhone most of time. Just works well every time. Android I tend to have glitches that I don’t want in flight. But that’s me. Probably messing something up since I don’t know much about droids.