I'm using a Motorola Droid Turbo and have had great results with DJI Go. One thing I noticed is phone battery drain after the flying sessions are over. It's best to force stop the DJI Go app until the next session.
Tablets and phones that work well with DJI GO
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Just ordered the elephone p8000 looks amazing for the specs £99
Only going to use this phone for screen recording application.
Only going to use this phone for screen recording application.
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I've been using an iPad mini 3 with my P3P and am thinking about buying an OSMO. Since I only carry a cell phone when I leave town a few times a year, I've been using an ancient cheap prepaid Tracfone. When I called DJI sales on 30 Nov., I was told that the only phones and tablets that would work with the OSMO were those listed on the website.
I decided to upgrade with a new phone from Tracfone, since I had about 3200 minutes built up over time, so for $89.99 I bought an LG L21G Destiny with Android 5.0, and popped in a 32Gb microSD card. Today I installed the DJI Go app, and did a test flight with the P3P, and it worked. So I'd guess it would probably work with the OSMO as well.
For anyone not chained to a cell phone, this would be an inexpensive alternative to paying $100 a month. For $90 for the phone and $100 for a year with 1200 minutes, in less than a year I'd have an OSMO with extras paid for, and the following years would be only $100 each.
I decided to upgrade with a new phone from Tracfone, since I had about 3200 minutes built up over time, so for $89.99 I bought an LG L21G Destiny with Android 5.0, and popped in a 32Gb microSD card. Today I installed the DJI Go app, and did a test flight with the P3P, and it worked. So I'd guess it would probably work with the OSMO as well.
For anyone not chained to a cell phone, this would be an inexpensive alternative to paying $100 a month. For $90 for the phone and $100 for a year with 1200 minutes, in less than a year I'd have an OSMO with extras paid for, and the following years would be only $100 each.
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It was me. Let us know! My wife is getting me a tablet for Christmas so I got to wait n see what she got. A $78 tablet ain't bad to dedicate to it though!
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Yes, you're in the right place. Ipad minis are popular but a lot here want to dedicate a tablet to the Phantom with no other apps on it. Just read n make your own decisions. Feel free to ask any questions. Everyone is happy to help.
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Elephone P8000 works perfectly even with the android screen recorder. Very happy this phone cost me £99.
My Tab 4 10.1 was a Nook. Good for the first few minutes but not powerful enough, so that would cause it to overheat and freeze. Fine if i wanted to just RTH blind for every flight, then i could restart it between flights. I bought a Tab S2 9.7 32GB LTE. Octa core processor and 3 GB RAM make it a great Android choice. Some others prefer Apple but that's not for me.
Is there anyone using these two mobile for dji go??hows the performance??
1. Xiaomi Note Pro
2. Huawei Honor 7
1. Xiaomi Note Pro
2. Huawei Honor 7
the GPS in that message is telling you that the Phantom has GPS lock!
nothing to do with gps in ipad etc
it will live stream to the tablet fine.
they are referring to internet live streaming from quad to tablet and then on to internet live stream
Just attempted to use my new RCA 10 Viking Pro (Android 5.0 Lollipop). When I tried to download the DJI app., discovered this device is not compatible. Any ideas as to why?
Too bad....this device is the perfect physical size.
thanks....tried everything...no luck.....will now purchase a device to dedicate to the Phantom. From what I read an Apple Ipad Mini 2 WiFi is as good as anything.
I was just in the store, used a galaxy tab 3 lite to access the play store, pulled up the go app, and it was gonna let me install the app. I purchased the tab, get it home, and it says the the device is not compatible with this version. Any ideas?
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Tab 3 lite, it works! Figured out how to get Google play to update, then it changed notification, thought to restart tab, after a bunch of apps updated, tried again, and this time it let me install. Can't wait to fly on my new big screen! I'll update later.
Google's new Pixel C 10.2" Android convertible tablet/laptop just went on sale today starting at $499. It looks to be competing with the MS Surface computers but might be a good alternative for anyone looking for a large powerful unit that doesn't pay tribute to the Cupertino empire.
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