Hi.
I have a Windows 10 tablet and was wondering if there is going to be a Windows version of the Go software?
Or is there a way i can utilize the Windows tablet to fly my Mavic.

Let them get the Andyroid version stable first, then onto another platform.

You might be able to run Android OS in a VM and control the Mavic from the VM.

sorry for you johncr131 - and all the rest of us who run windows and have been equally dissappointed to discover the negative answer to your question.
maybe if we keep bugging or begging them???

You can keep bugging and begging... but does DJI care?

I believe there are a lot Android users who would like to see DJI to fix the problems they have with the app before porting it to another platform...

When pink fly...

dronist Posted at 2017-8-1 14:15
When pink  fly...

Pigs do fly - check my avatar.

FatherXmas Posted at 2017-8-1 15:12
Pigs do fly - check my avatar.

I am talking about the PINK one...

Seeing that Microsoft has likely abandoned Windows phone, I can't see DJI supporting it. As it is, it's a niche market.

John, we are sorry that the current DJI GO is only available in Android and IOS devices for now. I will forward this request to our engineers and hopefully they would consider it.

DJI Susan Posted at 2017-8-1 23:29
John, we are sorry that the current DJI GO is only available in Android and IOS devices for now. I will forward this request to our engineers and hopefully they would consider it.

Have you read that post? I think you meant 'we are sorry that the current DJI GO is only available in Android and IOS devices for now'.

How about my Blackberry Z30?

Huh? Huh?  

Your best bet is to get an Ipad Air 2, Ipad Pro 9.7 or a Ipad mini 4. they do work better

Is there a chance to launch a petition? If enough users are gathered ...

pivac007 Posted at 2017-9-20 13:24
Is there a chance to launch a petition? If enough users are gathered ...

Always best to use those smart phones that are considered compatible. That would either be an Apple or an Android.

As far as phones go, sure, Windows isn't worth it.  But for anyone with a Windows tablet... We know we've got a great device.

My Surface Pro 4 is amazing - and I do wish I could use it.

I was thinking the same thing to myself, mainly because I own Windows 10 tablet PCs too.

I have a Samsung TabPro S Windows 10 PC that is a 12 inch 1.5lb world's first Super Amoled display so contemplated sideloading Android to it but haven't as of yet.

Would great to have ported to windows then I could use my surface 3!