Hearing reports that the iPad mini 4 is choking on the DJI Fly app while flying the Mavic Air 2 - particularly when AirSence is enabled.  I haven't received my MA2 yet but was hoping to fly it with my iPad mini 4.  Can anybody help me substantiate these reported problems? What is the minimum processing power required by a phone or tablet to run the DJI Fly app with the MA2 without issues?

I’ll be trying mine with both an iPad air2 and iPhone 6s+, but my iPhone had no issues running it on my mavic mini.  No reason it should on this either.

I have used an iPad Air 1 without issues so don’t know what your mini 4 would have issues.

jathielen Posted at 5-16 17:15
I have used an iPad Air 1 without issues so don’t know what your mini 4 would have issues.

I believe the problem comes with the introduction of AirSense.

Hi Hanzman, iPad mini 4 is compatible with DJI Fly, you may need the tablet holder which will be released later. Since they are compatible, there should be no issues, may we have the details of ' iPad mini 4 is choking on the DJI Fly app while flying the Mavic Air 2 - particularly when AirSence is enabled. '? Where did you read the report?

DJI Mindy Posted at 5-17 03:26
Hi Hanzman, iPad mini 4 is compatible with DJI Fly, you may need the tablet holder which will be released later. Since they are compatible, there should be no issues, may we have the details of ' iPad mini 4 is choking on the DJI Fly app while flying the Mavic Air 2 - particularly when AirSence is enabled. '? Where did you read the report?

Thank DJI Mindy - A documented example of the problem is here.  Would love any additional insights.  https://youtu.be/EgQlO88yrFo