iPad or iPhone

[Rob Dog]

I am getting the infamous "Mobile Device CPU Fully Loaded" on an iPad even after a fresh reboot. I looked up the Compatibility List and for DJI Fly they do not list ANY iPad's.

I am thinking that my iPad's processor is too old and I need a newer generation.

Does anyone use an iPad for DJI Fly without issues???

Option B would be for me to switch to an Android...

Thanks in advance....

 

[Dan'sUavTech]

Gidday there! Android is more powerful than IOS. I don't know if an iPad will run DJI Fly, but my brother runs DJI GO and DJI GO 4 on his iPad mini-2. I run DJI Fly on an old iPhone 6s Plus fine.
Hope that helps!
-Daniel

 

[GadgetGuy]

I am thinking that my iPad's processor is too old and I need a newer generation.

Likely true.
Which iPad iteration, and which iOS version are you currently using?
DJI Fly works just fine on iPads and iPhones, but not ancient ones.

 

[Rchawks]

My Air 2 works with my mini 5 iPad and DJI FLY with no problems. It’s always surprising how fast it connects compared with my other drone models.

 

[SkyeHigh]

“Android is more powerful than IOS.”

Based on what in your experience?

 

[BossBob]

Android is more powerful than IOS.

I don’t know about that! It probably depends on which version of Android and the hardware it’s running on. I would say that Android is more versatile than iOS in that there are opportunities to run other programmes for DJI drones on Android that aren’t available on iOS.

 

[MavicAir2Marc]

My Air 2 works with my mini 5 iPad and DJI FLY with no problems. It’s always surprising how fast it connects compared with my other drone models.

I have the same setup, except I run the Air 2S and mini 5

 

[KAOS Imagery]

I use an iPad Air 64gb Gen 4 with the Fly app with no issues flying the Mavic 3.

I also use an iPad Air 64gb Gen 2 with the DJI Go4 app and Mavic 2 Pro with no issues.

I prefer to stay in the Apple universe since my phone is an iPhone.

You can get reasonably good deals on refurbished previous models from Apple direct.