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Hi. I have a Lenovo tab4 8 8504f and I say it's better to get one Ipad Mini 4 ( 16gb A8) that I found at a good price. Is this change worth it? Does Ipad Mini 4 work well without any problems? Thank you.
 
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Unfortunately I can't speak to the two models you are comparing. I have had neither. I can make a broad statement from my experience. I used Android for a very long time. There were always bugs, glitches, slow downs, missing features etc.. This is across the board whether using them with a drone, a camera, professional audio equipment, or hearing aides. When I switched to IOS everything just worked. No muss, no fuss, things just worked.
 
Does Ipad Mini 4 work well without any problems? Thank you.

It's on DJI's list of approved products for the DJI GO app.


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Also, check out this list to see other products that could be used.

It's comprised by flyers on different platforms that may help when purchasing a drone related phone / tablet.


Good luck. 👍
 
I know it's in the recommended but I'm asking if it's malfunctioning, which friend has worked on it.
 
I can't speak for the iPad Mini 4 but I fly my Air 2S using an iPad Mini 5 (wifi only version) and it works flawlessly. The 4 may work well but, if you can spring for the 5, I'd suggest going that route. Just my two cents worth.
 
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I can't speak for the iPad Mini 4 but I fly my Air 2S using an iPad Mini 5 (wifi only version) and it works flawlessly. The 4 may work well but, if you can spring for the 5, I'd suggest going that route. Just my two cents worth.
I don't have much money to buy the 5. I found the 4 in excellent condition 120 euros
 
I'm not so satisfied with Android. Sometimes it freezes and there is a lag in the image.
That's not an Android operating system problem.
It's what you get with a low performance tablet that isn't up to the task of running the app properly.
Whether you go with Android or IOS, you need a fast processor and sufficient 4 GB RAM to run the app well.
That's why I say take Ios That's why I say to get Mini 4 or even Mini 2
The Mini 4 was released way back in Sept 2015 and has 2 GB of RAM.
It's not going to give flawless performance running the demanding app either and the Mini 2 would be a disappointment.
 
Agreed.

I have a mini 4 with the GO 4 app and the Spark.

In the end, the mini 4 experienced CPU usage messages with the GO 4 app.

I think the upgrades from DJI bloated the app. 🤔

Worked fine when I flew in 2018.

It still worked without a shutdown, but struggling at times.

Your results may vary with the GO app.

Good luck. 👍

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I understand... I also found a Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4" 4G (32GB) Android. With 4GB ram I think it will be better.
 
I understand... I also found a Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4" 4G (32GB) Android. With 4GB ram I think it will be better.
The Huawei M3 (and the M5) are excellent flying tablets.
Here are some good tips to set it up for best performance:
 
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Finally, after your advice, I chose Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4" 4G (32GB) which I bought for 80 euros. I think I did well not to get the Ipad mini 4. Thank you guys!
 
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Good evening. I read somewhere, I don't remember, that we can connect the rc to the Huawei mediapad M3 from the side (photo). It's better this way? What cable is needed?

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