New Air 2 Owners... Controller LED Color?

[MetaCake]

Hey Guys, I picked up a Air 2 at launch... Loved it but I didnt like the color of the of the LED's On the Controller ( WHITE ) in the sun it was very hard to see them in the bright sunlight... I just picked up the Mini 2 for my wife.. That new M2 has the same controller as the Air 2 BUT the LEDS are VERY BRIGHT GREEN ! Did all the updates and now I use the Mini 2 controller with the Green LEDS. So much Brighter ! So are the NEW orders for the Air 2 have the NEW Green LEDS or are they STILL WHITE? Just curious.. Anyone who just received a NEW AIR 2 please post the color of your LEDS ... On the Controller// Thanks!

This is probably old news now, but little tidbit, on the back of the controller the white one has a 9.62wh battery but the green controller has a 9.36wh battery, everything else appears to be the same save for the lights, doing a range test with the Mavic air 2 with both controllers I got very similar results so no antenna change either

Side note, this thread helped me diceren which one was newer, I got the controllers stand alone so this was a big help

 

[hunterz]

Not trying to demean or belittle the OP but does it REALLY make that big of a difference? The only time I have ever looked at those lights was during the charging sequence. During all flight operations subsequent to going out with a fully charged batteries that information is clearly displayed in APP top right in actual percentage of full charge.

Other than to know that one aircraft has white and the other green so one can determine which was sold with which, I don't see why one couldn't simply look at their display and see actual charge instead of a segmented led display where the remaining charge is varied by 20% or there about....maybe I am just not understanding the conditions and any reason to look down for what is a guesstimated level vice accurate reading? Does not the Fly App tell you Controller Battery level? And if not why the heck not DJI? Regardless, the status of the RC is well above what the flight battery is or should be and can be verified before or after a flight before resuming flight operations.

Why bother replying to his thread then
I was wondering the exact same thing