the nvidia shield k1 has a HDMI output ,plug your 55 inch tv in and you have dual screen full hd lol .
sorry for my bad english im dutch hahahaha but works great .

I use an Ipad and a Samsung Galaxy Tab A.  Both seem to work well with my Mavic Air and Spark.

I want an iPad 4 Mini.

I use an iPad mini 2. Works fine. Was using a Galaxy tab A. It sucked really bad!

Ipad air.                          

Is anyone here using any tablet with 1GB ram? I was checking yesterday in Mediamarkt and there's quite a few of them for 60-80 euros. I just need the tablet for the drone, not any other use, so I don't really want to spend 200 euros on one, but I don't know if it's going to stutter or suffer while running the program.

PS013 Posted at 2018-4-9 15:33
I am using an iPad mini 4, no need for any tablet holder, as the Mini fit in the RC clamps

Does this not make it a bit awkward to get to the sticks, and fly smoothly?

I use the iPad Air 2 and also huawei honor 7 and huawei nova 2. Problem with the huawei is that they tend to drain th rc battery otherwise they work fine. The nova 2 has a larger screen. But most of the time I use the iPad. Am considering getting an iPad mini as it would fit in the original bracket.

I use iPad Air 2. Many users are reporting issues now on their iPad mini 4 with the latest app version, so beware! I mean even my iPad Air 2 with other stuff on it installed that takes up memory has pixelation issues! So I need to leave only DJI go 4 on it for everything to run perfectly.
Safe Flying

Charissa Posted at 2018-8-15 00:40
Does this not make it a bit awkward to get to the sticks, and fly smoothly?

Not for me. Maybe be I have bigger hands/fingers

iPad mini 4, wifi version. Love it because it fits snugly in the controller arms and DJI Go and Litchi have never crashed, even once.I find it responsive and easy to see everyting over my Android Galaxy S7 that I initially used.

My experience with android system , Galaxy note 8 is fantastic and smooth in video recording

Bluehook Posted at 2018-4-8 16:15
Thanks.  Good info.  I didn't even think of that.  So, THAT'S what the USB port is for!

I should have been more clear -- I was referring to the adapter that holds the tablet.  Is that required?  Looks like it is.

from where did you get this adapter?

Amazon Fire is a book reading device and will most probably not work.

Get something with a 7" or 8" screen with minimum of 3GB RAM as less RAM tend to cause problems.