Tablet/ DJI fly

[curtfire77]

Just curious what not to expensive tablets will work with the DJI Fly app, just want something with more space than my smartphone to see all the settings and such

 

[Yaros]

Most 64-bit devices will work, but here I found a list of most Android and iOS devices listed and their compatibility with different apps: Best Tablets and Phones for DJI GO & DJI Fly (Updated Daily) | Phantom Help

 

[manc54]

Just curious what not to expensive tablets will work with the DJI Fly app, just want something with more space than my smartphone to see all the settings and such

Try the Samsung A7 tab. I use it with no problems.

 

[MS Coast]

You can save a bit by using a tablet without a compass. You won't have the orientation of the controller shown on the screen, but you can fly without that. (Be aware of how you have the controller aimed to get the best communication with the drone.)

There was a recent discussion here in which someone said they'd used an Amazon Fire tablet successfully. I didn't follow it, but it might be worth searching for. The Fire models are relatively inexpensive.

 

[akdrone]

I use my 12.9" iPad. Works great. The larger tablet allows me to see detail that I would miss with my phone or a smaller tablet and I'm fairly sure I saved myself from running into a wire across a river at one point.

 

[Killowatt]

My galaxy 8" Tab a7 lite runs just fine.

 

[March411]

I use an Asus Zenpad Z8s ZT582KL which you can find used for around $70 and new for $200 that works great. and an older Ipad pro, also works great.

Hitting the requirements of the Fly app is your goal. There is a ton of information here to point you in the right direction for requirements and this site will give you the spec on just about any tablet or phone.

Asus Zenpad Z8s ZT582KL - Full tablet specifications

www.gsmarena.com

I wanted the GPS/compass so that's why I opted for the two I purchased.

 

[shizack2000]

I use an LG GPad 5 10.1 with Android 9 OS. Don't know if it has an accelerometer, but it has a compass. Got it for $55 at a pawn shop.
Runs DJI Fly and Litchi without issue.
The only problem is it has the world's glossiest, most reflective screen.

 

[Zeprider]

Try the Samsung A7 tab. I use it with no problems.

Same tablet, love that thing, smooth, responsive, and large!

 

[360 Guy]

Just recently went to an IPad 6th gen.
Like said, you miss so much detail on a phone screen.
Not super happy with the extra weight, but I can live with it.
I’m happy.

 

[Duncanc]

Samsung A7 10.1 inch tablet is what I currently use. Works great, although the added weight of the tablet, holder and sunshade is somewhat cumbersome, but well worth the price for detail and clarity.

 

[Zeprider]

Samsung A7 10.1 inch tablet is what I currently use. Works great, although the added weight of the tablet, holder and sunshade is somewhat cumbersome, but well worth the price for detail and clarity.

Same same. Tablet, and a full Hoodman Aviator (HAV3KIT) sunshield kit. It's insane. My remote consists of:

The tiny MA2 remote control
LifThor Baldur holder with tripod mount, and neck strap connector.
Galaxy Tab A7 10.1"
Hoodman Aviator (HAV3KIT) full size sunshield kit

Works a treat!

 

[csrawxorg]

I use the Ipad 10.2 and I love it!…a little heavy though so utilize the support straps that come with the adapter bracket

 

[Lespaxvera]

Just curious what not to expensive tablets will work with the DJI Fly app, just want something with more space than my smartphone to see all the settings and such

Samsung Tab 8 (2019). Runs Litchi and DJI Go 4 newest version without problems, and cost very little$$$