What tablet should i get for my air 2s ?...

[jojonono]

Am getting an air 2s soon and from my past drones I found it pretty annoying flying with a 6.8" phone, I am looking at it getting a 10" tablet to fit my carry case and for professional work as a phone screen won't cut it fir me, so what tablet do you guys recommend for the fly app at around 200$ and gets reasonably bright in sunny days ?...

Thx,

 

[Xvtownboy]

Samsung S-6 lite..You will need to make or buy yourself a hood but the tablet works great with the app..

If you want super bright your going to need to increase your budget by a good amount..$200 wont cut it

 

[MA2 317]

Am getting an air 2s soon and from my past drones I found it pretty annoying flying with a 6.8" phone, I am looking at it getting a 10" tablet to fit my carry case and for professional work as a phone screen won't cut it fir me, so what tablet do you guys recommend for the fly app at around 200$ and gets reasonably bright in sunny days ?...

Thx,

The Tripltek tablets are the best for flying on bright days and can be used as a phone ( sim card friendly).

It also handles the DJI apps.

The drawback, it's well over $200 and it may not fit your case.

I liked the Apple mini 4 when I flew my Spark, but the screen wasn't bright enough and a four sided sun hood helped, but I kept getting a CPU overload message due to the FLY app.

Good luck with your shopping.

 

[CorralesDan]

It’s not cheap, but I love my Tripltek 8 Pro. Large screen, and no problems with the sun, always bright and clear. And the battery is a beast and lasts forever.

 

[blackbirdsr72]

I bought the S8 but haven't received it yet. There's no tablet at your budget that even gets marginally bright. If brightness is your only requirement then go for the Tripltek 8 Pro.

 

[Mikebeck]

I've been using the Tripltek 8 with my MA2 for about a year and IMO it can't be beat. It's pretty much bullet proof, is designed with flying drones in mind, and is a powerful tablet that will serve your other computer needs as well. As mentioned, it can also be used as a phone, but IS beyond your $200 budget.

 

[btlamar]

Am getting an air 2s soon and from my past drones I found it pretty annoying flying with a 6.8" phone, I am looking at it getting a 10" tablet to fit my carry case and for professional work as a phone screen won't cut it fir me, so what tablet do you guys recommend for the fly app at around 200$ and gets reasonably bright in sunny days ?...

Thx,

TabA

 

[Xvtownboy]

TabA

You're not going to get anything bright as stated above multiple times for $200..

 

[March411]

1000 nits or better
DJI CrystalSky 2017
DJI RC Pro 2021
Tripltek


Tablets that meet the following criteria required for the Fly App:
Android 6.0 minimum
64 bit hardware and OS
3 or 4 GB RAM.
With GPS (not required but a benefit)
Compass(not required but a benefit)

Confirmed, Works on:
MM2
MA2
MA2s
Above specs verified @ GSMArena.com - mobile phone reviews, news, specifications and more...

Android Tablets
Lenovo Legion Y700
Huawei MediaPad M5
Samsung 8.7" Galaxy Tab A7 Lite 32GB Tablet
Samsung Tab А8 10.5 Wi-Fi SM-X200; Galaxy Tab А8 10.5 LTE SM-X205
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4
Samsung S5E
Samsung Galaxy Tab A
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3
Asus Zenpad Z8s ZT582KL
The attached list is tablets only pulled from phantomhelp.com - best-tablets and phones. Some have the nits listed.
Hope this helps.

 

[sarimento1]

i had the tripltek 8 pro, specifically because my iphone blacked out for any mid-day flight with the air2s, here in south florida. tripltek was great, albeit a little clunky. i later got mavic 3 and was able to connect that RCPro to the air2s, so goodbye tripltek. it sold for $600 approx; so if you're interested, you can look around for used something similar.

 

[AFAngryWarrior]

I'm using (3) different tablets. I have a new iPad Mini, a 2018 iPad Pro, and a Samsung Galaxy S7+ tablet. The Samsung tablet has the least connection issues, but it's impossible to see on a sunny day without a hood. The iPad's are amazing on sunny days, but the iPad pro has connection issues with the controller. There's pros/cons on both sides. The iPad mini is that "Just right" tablet with no connection issues, no screen glare issues. I use it when I'm in a hurry. I just prefer the larger tablets for most use cases since they're easier to see. If you don't care about size the iPad Mini's are perfect.

 

[Geoff T]

Samsung S-6 lite..You will need to make or buy yourself a hood but the tablet works great with the app..

If you want super bright your going to need to increase your budget by a good amount..$200 wont cut it

I purchased a used Apple 9 inch iPad, works Great!

 

[Chris_GREECE]

And what is the best tablet mount for the remote? My first post after 3 years, i hope you are all good. I just purchased an air 2s but i am missing from my 2 zoom the side sensors and some zoom.

 

[Sledman]

I'm using my iPad Pro 11" and it works great.

 

[k8tek]

I'm using my iPad Pro 11" and it works great.

how are you mounting it?

 

[Sledman]

how are you mounting it?

With this simple little bracket…..

 

[Sledman]

how are you mounting it?

Here you go….

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YWH3PN9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1