I've had the Ronin-S for a few days now and initially was unable to get my Android device to see it. After updating the gimbal to the latest frimware (as of 20/8/2018) the Android device (a Nexus 6) was able to see the device. However, after a few hours use, my Android device can no longer find the gimbal. The Android OS is able to see the gimbal as an available bluetooth device but the app can't. I have no problem with the iOS version of the app which hasn't presented any issues at all.

Before spending devleopment time and costs adding fancy creative features to the app, wouldn't it have been better to just make sure that basic connection issues were robust!?!?? The fact that these bugs still exist (jn a product marketed as pro level) at launch let alone a couple of months afterwards is truly staggering.

I've had the Ronin-S for a few days now and initially was unable to get my Android device to see it. After updating the gimbal to the latest frimware (as of 20/8/2018) the Android device (a Nexus 6) was able to see the device. However, after a few hours use, my Android device can no longer find the gimbal. The Android OS is able to see the gimbal as an available bluetooth device but the app can't. I have no problem with the iOS version of the app which hasn't presented any issues at all.

Before spending devleopment time and costs adding fancy creative features to the app, wouldn't it have been better to just make sure that basic connection issues were robust!?!?? The fact that these bugs still exist (jn a product marketed as pro level) at launch let alone a couple of months afterwards is truly staggering.