Samsung Galaxy Tab S3

[sea157]

Is anyone using the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 on their controller?
How is it working and how does the screen look in the outside sun light?
Can you see the screen?
I would like to use this for a Phantom 3 Pro.

Thanks

 

[msinger]

While it's not a mobile device supported by DJI, it's one of the more commonly used Android devices according to this list.

 

[anotherlab]

The Galaxy Tab S devices are usually bright. I think they are rated at about 440 cd/m2 (nits). For comparison, a 9.7in iPad Pro is about 430 nits. The phones are usually brighter. I have the Galaxy S8+ and it goes up to 610 nits in manual mode and 1020 in automatic mode. I usually don't have any problems seeing my screen in daylight.

 

[rexster314]

I still believe the original TAB S has the brighter screens of any of the other TAB S versions

 

[anotherlab]

I still believe the original TAB S has the brighter screens of any of the other TAB S versions

The original Galaxy Tab S screens are brighter than the Tab S3 screens. They were measured at 546 (auto) and 415 (manual).

 

[Smokeydrone]

Is anyone using the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 on their controller?
How is it working and how does the screen look in the outside sun light?
Can you see the screen?
I would like to use this for a Phantom 3 Pro.

Thanks

I've just bought one and the camera pixulates terribly, every android device I've used pixulates, only an iPad air has worked for me.

 

[Smokeydrone]

On the phantom 4 it doesn't work for me always the camera pixulating