Hey Everyone,

Looking for the opinion of Ipad mini users.  Do you jam it in the controller or did you purchase a mount?  Interested to see what most people are doing and also hearing back from people who have tried both and have a preference.  I'm currently jamming mine in the mount, but its not very comfortable or natural.  

The whole reason I use a Mini is so that there is one less thing to haul around with me when I fly, so yes, I use it in the built in controller mount. Heck, I have a tempered glass SP on the iPad mini 4 and the absolute thinnest TPU case I could find along with a sun hood and it all still fits into the controller without too much effort.

Hi there, thank you for reaching out, Regarding your concern If you're not comfortable mounting the Ipad directly on the Remote controller mount you may check this as your reference https://store.dji.com/product/pg ... t-v2&position=0 However, to set your expectation the compatible device being listed as of the moment is Mavic pro, Spark,  Mavic Air

Works fine in the controller for me, and I agree: it's one less accessory to worry about. Have a mount for my Spark, but don't use it much. Happy flying.

Mavmount and a hoodman sunshade

DJI Stephen Posted at 2018-10-21 08:51
Hi there, thank you for reaching out, Regarding your concern If you're not comfortable mounting the Ipad directly on the Remote controller mount you may check this as your reference https://store.dji.com/product/pgytech-mavic-pro-tablet-holder?from=search-result-v2&position=0 However, to set your expectation the compatible device being listed as of the moment is Mavic pro, Spark,  Mavic Air [view_image]

I agree. I use this set up with no issues. the only difference in mine is that I turned the holder upside down to still have viewing functionality and maintain free manipulation of the sticks. I hope it helps

Big Poppa 45 Posted at 2018-10-21 12:26
I agree. I use this set up with no issues. the only difference in mine is that I turned the holder upside down to still have viewing functionality and maintain free manipulation of the sticks. I hope it helps

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That's awesome! thank you for the additional information, fly safely. Cheers!