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For those that are looking, Best Buy has them in stock $649 as of this posting.
For those that are looking, Best Buy has them in stock $649 as of this posting.
Thank you for posting this. I’m going on vacation to Italy in less than 2 weeks with the drone and really wanted it to use this controller for it. I’ve been waiting for many weeks for them to be in stock and didn’t think I’d get it in time. I just snapped one up!
So what is the difference in range between the standard and the new Smart?I really wish I could justify the price of this thing... I've almost clicked buy on several instances. I just wish it had the range of the standard controller and operated on IOS.
No one is really sure. Rumor has it they did it to conserve battery life...So what is the difference in range between the standard and the new Smart?
They work great.So what is the difference in range between the standard and the new Smart?
That runout can’t be true. Limited range won’t save battery life.No one is really sure. Rumor has it they did it to conserve battery life...
Understood that they {assume you mean the smart controller} work great, however, that is not an answer to my question. Since it was stated the SC has less of a range, I wonder if that is true and if so what is the reduction in range over the standard controller.They work great.
Just what I’ve read. Perhaps transmitting at less frequency will?That runout can’t be true. Limited range won’t save battery life.
That's weird because I have not noticed any difference I have them both. Got my SmartController bundled and purchased a used dumb controller. I used the Dumbcontroller only once though so maybe if I flew it more I would notice a difference. The only down side to the SmartController for me is the cost. I don't think I would have purchased one independent the bundled package. Look for a used one?I really wish I could justify the price of this thing... I've almost clicked buy on several instances. I just wish it had the range of the standard controller and operated on IOS.
The SC is really nice. Pretty much ready to fly in seconds. I'm like you, I have owned / own devices from both operating systems. When I first started with the Ipad Air versus the Shield there was a small difference. The android version was a bit more mechanical and unfinished. That really is not the case any longer with the SC. I fly with both now and can really not tell much of a difference. SC is the only game in town and does what no other device on the market can do, No assembly necessary!... the screen is brill, and I really don't get the whole iOS android fight, as long as the hardware is upto it there's no difference....