Does anyone knows if Huawei MediaPad T3 10 is compatible with DJI Fly app?
Is 32 or 64 bit ?

You can find all the specs here:  https://www.devicespecifications.com/en/model/547342ff

From the specs I found it says the SoC is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 425, 64 bit CPU, ARMv8.

However, that doesn't mean that the Fly App is optimized or will even run on Huawei MediaPad.

Maybe if somebody has one and is currently using it they will chime in.

Hi, thank you for reaching out. This device that you've mentioned may possibly work with the DJI Mavic Mini and DJI Fly application. However, it shows that it is not listed on our recommended mobile device therefore, we cannot guarantee the stability of this mobile device when in use for the DJI Mavic Mini and its application. I will highly recommend you to use a recommended mobile device that was listed on our website. You may refer to the image below. Please don't hesitate to reach us if you have other inquiries or concerns. Thank you!

Thank you Gamora for your reply.. the problem is that the recommended devices have the same price as mavic mini

Huawei MediaPad T3 10 LTE - AGS-L09?
AGS-L09 - Android 64bit, but there is a high probability that DJI Fly will not work, since the RAM is only 2Gb!

How to check your device:
1. Find out its Model ("Settings" - "about phone").
2. Here, Enter the model number in the search and you will be given the bit depth of the operating system.
3. You can see more here.

Alevpi Posted at 1-15 22:55
Huawei MediaPad T3 10 LTE - AGS-L09?

yes, AGS-L09

Tasos GR Posted at 1-15 22:10
Thank you Gamora for your reply.. the problem is that the recommended devices have the same price as mavic mini

There are more than once discussed working devices cheaper than 150 EURO...

Alevpi Posted at 1-15 23:04
There are more than once discussed working devices cheaper than 150 EURO...

Could you please give me a link?

Tasos GR Posted at 1-15 23:00
yes, AGS-L09

Try installing DJI Fly on your device either from the app store or via the link, if it doesn't install, then your device is not compatible.

PS Link from the official page, version 1.0.6.

Alevpi Posted at 1-15 23:07
Try installing DJI Fly on your device either from the app store or via the link, if it doesn't install, then your device is not compatible.

PS Link from the official page, version 1.0.6.

I am thinking to buy this tablet.. I dont have it yet

Tasos GR Posted at 1-15 23:11
I am thinking to buy this tablet.. I dont have it yet

Better watch out for the screen brightness, it's only 300 nits

Have a look at the comments, to see what people think of it.

https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mediapad_t3_10-reviews-8636p7.php

Thank you all for your help ... i hope i can find a 8-10'' tablet, compatible with DJI Fly app, under 200$

Tasos GR, just get yourself an old Galaxy S6 or S7, both work. Turn on airplane mode, switch off WiFi when you have all apps you need. And don't forget to get the app that keeps your screen open all the time (SCREEN OFF) and you'll be rocking as they're cheap enough

Ingo Sundowner Posted at 1-16 00:12
Tasos GR, just get yourself an old Galaxy S6 or S7, both work. Turn on airplane mode, switch off WiFi when you have all apps you need. And don't forget to get the app that keeps your screen open all the time (SCREEN OFF) and you'll be rocking as they're cheap enough

I am looking for 8-10'' tablet

Dirty Bird Posted at 1-16 04:54
Not sure where you are located but the Asus ZenPad Z8s is an 8" tablet that works well with Fly.  SnapDragon octocore processor, 3 GB RAM, 16 GB storage (you can install a MicroSD up to 128 GB & format as shared internal storage), bright 2.7K display, aluminum back, LTE compatible.  Designed for Verizon but I installed a T-mobile SIM & it works great.  You can pickup a used one off ebay for $100-$140 depending on how nice of a condition you desire.

Thank you very much for your help.. I will search it..

I like Xiaomi Mi Max 3

Alevpi Posted at 1-16 08:51
I like Xiaomi Mi Max 3

Does it play well with dji fly app?

Dirty Bird Posted at 1-16 04:54
Not sure where you are located but the Asus ZenPad Z8s is an 8" tablet that works well with Fly.  SnapDragon octocore processor, 3 GB RAM, 16 GB storage (you can install a MicroSD up to 128 GB & format as shared internal storage), bright 2.7K display, aluminum back, LTE compatible.  Designed for Verizon but I installed a T-mobile SIM & it works great.  You can pickup a used one off ebay for $100-$140 depending on how nice of a condition you desire.

Does this fit in the controller jaws or do you need an addtional mount ?

Dirty Bird Posted at 1-16 17:36
I use a Mav Mount.  Never tried it directly into the RC.

Let's give it a try...

I prefer the tablet mounted like that, less bulky and unwieldy
the Mavmount is heavy, mine is stored away

The Asus has the full screen app unlike the Ipad
Does yours have a case around it

Dirty Bird Posted at 1-16 17:53
Yes I'm going to fly it this way next time out.  Much less bulky.  Funny how I never even attempted it before.  I'll have to try it in the Mavic Pro & Mavic 2 controllers.

It will work in all of them, they are identical in dimesions

Dirty Bird Posted at 1-16 18:04
I don't have any sort of case installed with it in the mount.    Even a TPU case would be too tight without modding the RC.  In the Mavmount I can leave the TPU case on.

With the Ipad Mini 4 you can keep the TPU case on for a bit of extra protection, it must be a bit slimmer

I bought my first iOS device on Saturday... the iPad mini 5 fits a little loosely into the Mavic Mini console, but it doesn't fit so loosely into the Mavic Pro console.
I think the iPad mini 5 with a protective glass will fit perfectly into the Mavic Mini remote!


Regarding the scaling of programs, I confirm that DJI Fly does not scale itself correctly and the aspect ratio of the program is more elongated, as in the new trends of Android smartphones and tablets, but DJI Go4 scales itself correctly on the iPad mini.

Dirty Bird Posted at 2020-1-16 04:54
Not sure where you are located but the Asus ZenPad Z8s is an 8" tablet that works well with Fly.  SnapDragon octocore processor, 3 GB RAM, 16 GB storage (you can install a MicroSD up to 128 GB & format as shared internal storage), bright 2.7K display, aluminum back, LTE compatible.  Designed for Verizon but I installed a T-mobile SIM & it works great.  You can pickup a used one off ebay for $100-$140 depending on how nice of a condition you desire.

Hey!  Is this the ZT582KL?  If not can I get the actual model number of your Z8s?

The T5 does

Dirty Bird Posted at 5-9 10:26
Yes it is.  The model is listed as ASUS_P00J.  This was the latest iteration of this tablet (the original model was the ZT581KL).  I see a lot of used ones on ebay & Amazon in various conditions.  Amazon has a listing for one that says it is brand new ($249) if you want a perfect model.  It is a great tablet for Fly/Go/Go4 & the LTE is there if you want to install a SIM.

Thanks for the info!  Appreciate it!