I have flown about 10 batteries through the 2.0 so far and can say overall that I LIKE it

The only comparison I have is P3Pro and I have to say it's Apples to Oranges as far as performance between the two of them (P4 hovers and lands MUCH more steady than the P3P).
I always loved my P3Pro but wished it would fly faster in GPS Mode (GPS is needed for following boats on windy days) and I was never happy with the Pictures that the P3P took.
Set-up was easy.
After installing P4GO in iPad Pro 10.5 all I had to do was Sign in to Activate the
P4P 2.0 and let it do updates on all three of the batteries.
No issues what so ever (I never installed Pre4GO in iPad for my P3P because of App Crash issues I had with brand new Android Tablet = have only used Litchi for 'Several Months') so I wasn't going to be surprised if GO gave me some fits, but thankfully it all went smooth as butter...
The first time I flew it in Sport mode I was like WOWza this thing reacts SO much more aggressively than the P3 does so I immediately toned down the EXP settings so small stick movements = small-er drone movements, especially for Yaw because it was rotating way more than I wanted it to with lite stick moments.
One difference from P3P was when I went to take off from my usual location at the Jupiter Inlet (close to concrete Jetty) I got a Compass Error that only happened with P3 if/when I set it on top of the wall so I had to launch further away from that wall, so apparently the Compass is more sensitive on the
P4P.
One possible negative was the video feed seemed to glitch more/sooner than my P3P does (more than I thought it would considering P4 Range is supposed to better than P3P) but I didn't have the P3 with me to compare how it would have done on this day (Solar conditions make an obvious difference on day to day Radio Signal Range on my P3P).
Good news is the glitches were short and quick (adding that I didn't try going into any of the resolution or signal settings to make the video feed better).
No time to edit and post videos yet but here's one picture I took...
Wasn't high tide so water isn't perdy

I know I need filters but I don't have any yet.
No post editing (other than resize 50%)...
