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Hello!
Some time ago, I got myself the Pocket 2 Creator Combo. I was excited about the possibilities about using the camera with my phone, as the Do-it-all-handle was included with the combo. I was hopeful about using my phone to wirelessly control the gimbal, as my phone successfully ran DJI Mimo. BUT! What DJI didn't tell us is that NOT ALL versions of DJI Mimo work with Pocket 2. My current phone only runs an outdated version of the program that refuses to recognise Pocket 2. It was a disappointing observation, as you need a compatible phone to even enable the basic functionalities of the camera (why on earth is there an activation required, I have never heard that any other camera would have required it for just being able to use it!). I finally managed to activate it, as my friend (luckily enough) has a phone that is compatible with the Pocket 2 and kindly lended it for me so I could activate it. Luckily, it can be used independently after that, but I still miss the abilities that having a compatible phone would let me use.
I personally think DJI hasn't done well enough to inform the buyer about which phones are compatible with Pocket 2. The Pocket 2 product page itself does no state clearly enough that only some select phone models are compatible with it - the information is hidden on the Mimo app page. And even that information is lacking, as: A) even after mentioning the Android version and USB connector type, they don't mention that those are not the only requirements for the camera to work with the phone, B) even some Micro USB phones work when using the proper adapter, and C) the list of the compatible phones is ridiculously small, considering there are literally thousands of Android devices - mentioning just a bit over 30 models (some of which are not even available new anymore) is only a minor fragment of that amount.
While I do understand that they can't just go and buy each and every model separately, I still think they should be able to define the system requirements in a more specific manner (through emulation testing etc.). But as it seems that they are unable to do that, I suggest that we collect our own test results here for users to make it easier to find out which phones work with the Pocket 2 and which do not.
So if you have tested DJI Pocket 2 with a phone other than one of phones listed in DJI Mimo's page, please reply to this thread and tell others what were your results with the phone.
For those looking to use a tablet with DJI Pocket 2, there is a sister thread for them. To see if your tablet is compatible or to report test results of your tablet, see https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=237518
To see the official DJI list of supported phone models, see https://www.dji.com/fi/downloads/djiapp/dji-mimo
Last update on troubleshooting tips and phone model lists on February 15th, 2024
Update: If you test a phone model and don't seem to get it to work, try these quick fixes first:
#1 - Make sure you have downloaded the Mimo app from DJI's own website ( https://www.dji.com/fi/downloads/djiapp/dji-mimo ) or APKMirror (https://www.apkmirror.com/?post_ ... type=apk&s=DJI+Mimo) instead of Google Play Store if you are using Android. According to some sources, the Google Play Store version is outdated and the app should now be downloaded and updated by DJI's own site or APKMirror. You may also have to uninstall the previous version before installing the version from Mimo's own website or APKMirror. To see further information, see this thread: https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=242211
#2 - Check the wireless network frequency setting of your Mimo app settings. Some devices use 2,4 GhZ, others use 5,8 GhZ. If the Auto setting or one of the specific frequency settings doesn't work, try the other one. To see more about this issue, see the threads at https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=229629 and https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=247715 . Be sure to restart the Mimo app in order to the changed setting to take place! Also, if your version of Mimo app doesn't have the frequency setting, see if you can get an earlier version of Mimo app (you can find many at https://www.apkmirror.com/?post_ ... type=apk&s=DJI+Mimo), install it, change the frequency there then reinstall or update to the newer version.
#3 - Sometimes problems may occur due to an physically or communicatively unstable connection between the Pocket 2 and the phone. On some occasions, using a protective case can prevent the connector from going as far as required, or it's possible magnetic shielding can disrupt the communication between the two devices, thus causing errors; on other cases, without the protective case there might be a gap between the phone and Pocket 2 that makes the connection wobbly and causes communication errors, while using with the case stabilizes the camera to the phone by filling up the gap and fixes the issue. If you have problems with a protective case, try removing it and try again. Also, vise versa: if the connection is erratic without a case, try putting the phone into one and try again. One more possible fix: If you have a phone clip (either the official DJI one or one of the third-party ones), try using that with the phone and Pocket 2 and see if that helps.
#4 - Ensure you have updated the phone operating system to the required version. The Mimo app requires at least Android 7.0, or iOS 11.0 for the Apple devices. Newer versions of operating systems might need a certain version of the Mimo app for it to work. Latest Android version confirmed to work with the latest version of Mimo app is Android 13. UPDATE: A DJI representative has officially stated that Mimo version 1.5.4 is not compatible with Android 12, so if you are using that version of Android, make sure you have a newer version of Mimo. (UPDATE: Some Android updates may possibly break previously working functionality even on same Android, so check that before updates, or search/wait for a newer version of the Mimo app.)
#5 - If possible, see if you can rule out the possibility of having a faulty USB-C or Lightning adapter by using the same adapter on a different, compatibility-tested phone or tablet. If the connection works with the same adapter on another phone or tablet, it confirms that the adapter is working. If not, it could be that the adapter itself is faulty.
#6 - Sometimes, the device or apps may have power-saving options that interfere with the connection between the Pocket 2 and the device. If you have power-saving options on, try disabling them and connecting again to see if that makes any difference. The power management options for the apps can be found on some devices by swiping down in the home screen, then tapping on the image of a gear, then tapping on "Battery", then "Battery Usage Optimization". (Do bear in mind the exact route, menu names etc. can vary between different devices.) That should list the power management settings for each app in your device, and you can choose which power management option to use, or turn it completely off for that app. While that could make your device's battery run out faster, it also could help solve the problem by preventing the required functions from shutting down due to battery optimization.
#7 - If you are attempting to connect the Pocket 2 wirelessly to your phone and your device is not found, make sure you have enabled both Bluetooth and wifi on your phone. The Mimo app needs both for wireless connection to Pocket 2 (the Bluetooth for finding the nearby devices, and the wifi for rest of the operations).
#8 - If you can't establish a connection through the main physical connection of the Pocket 2, try using a USB-C to USB-A adapter, connect your phone's data cable to that adapter and then connect them to the bottom USB-C port of the Pocket 2. Also, you may want to try using a straight USB-C to Micro-USB cable if you have one. Some models may not work using the 'basic' connector, but may work when used with these adapters and USB ports.
#9 - If connecting physically, make sure the connections aren't bent or dirty. If they are, there might be communication errors between the Pocket 2 and the other device.
#10 - If your device uses VPN for network connection, try disabling that and connecting again. There have been reports of VPN disrupting the connection between the phone and the Pocket 2 that were solved when the VPN was disabled.
#11 - If you get the app running but the playback monitoring is laggy, you could see if you can solve the issue by enabling software decoding option from the Mimo settings. This is done by following these steps:
1)Physically connect the phone to the Pocket 2.
2)When accessing the monitoring and control screen, tap the three dots on the lower left corner of the screen.
3)After that, click on the four squares symbol (looking like a window) which should appear on the lower left corner of the screen.
4)From the menu appearing after that, select 'More' if your app language is English, 'Mehr' if it's German or the corresponding selection in your language. (It is the last option on the menu.)
5)From the following info/setting screen, tap on the 'Software Decoding' slider. (It could be called differently on your language selection, but again, it is the last option with the slider in the menu.)
You can see more about this at https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=278216
Thanks for zciUKm88uBnUtbtd0pL4ZA2 and CopterSpy for pointing this out!
#12 - If the app works but your preview on the phone is completely black, flickers or gets stuck, you could check the thread at https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=279398 and the page at https://support.dji.com/help/con ... Id=34&re=gb&lang=en for further instruction on troubleshooting the issue. Whule the first link mostly applies to drones, the camera settings part can also be applied to the Pocket series cameras.
#13 - Try clearing previous app cache and data following these instructions:
1. While you still have the Play Store version installed, in Android, go to Settings > Apps > DJI MIMO (yours might have different structure depending on which brand you are using)
2. Perform a "Clear data" and "Clear cache" of the MIMO app. Typically all Android phones have these.
3. Uninstall the MIMO app.
4. Download the MIMO app from the official DJI website or APKmirror (https://www.apkmirror.com/?post_ ... type=apk&s=DJI+Mimo), and install it. Your phone might block you from installing APK due to security restrictions, try to set it as a trusted source and install it. Different brands or file explorer apps might act differently when installing APKs, so check how it can be done on your model.
5. Now open the app and it should work fine. If not, try to perform another "Clear data" and "Clear cache" of the MIMO app and open again.
Thanks for username luluismo for supplying us with this tip at https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... =261854&pid=2827223 !
#14 - If using with the DIA Handle and a phone for wireless operation, and the connection seems to occasionally cut off and on, see if there are wifi networks that interfere with the phone connection. This can occur especially if you have setup a home wifi connection to the same phone you are trying to use the Pocket 2 with. If this happens, for instance at your home, see if it still occurs when you are doing the test outside of the range of the wifi network (in this example, test the Pocket 2, the phone and the DIA Handle connection outside your home). You can also check this out by seeing the network settings the time the cutoff occurs: if the network being connected to mentions a network name other than the network of the Pocket 2, this is a likely cause for the problem. Possible solutions involve trying to switch to different frequency, making the device forget the interfering network from the phone settings, or switching to another device when applicable.
#15 - If the camera is brand new, it could be that the contacts of it could still be a bit 'stiff'. If you have trouble getting the smartphone adapters to work, try inserting and the removing the adapter a couple of times or 'wiggling' it in its place up and down or sideways while inserted on the Pocket 2. Sometimes, this could help connection problems after initial troubles.
#16 - If there are problems connecting on an Android device, you could try this troubleshooting tip provided by DJI Paladin:
For the Android system mobile devices:
1. Set the IP to DHCP (dynamic) and input 192.168.2.100 in the IP address column. Then, try again.
2. If the issue persists, switch it to a static IP to reconnect and retry.
3. Switch to DHCP (dynamic) and then input the IP. Reconnect to it.
LIST STYLING UPDATE: From now on, the list styling will be changed. The phones will be categorized according to the manufacturers instead of the Working-Not working, division. Each phone mentioned under these will be marked with a OFFICIAL, YES or NO and color-coded accordingly to show whether the model will work with the Pocket 2 or not. Also, the release date of the model is mentioned (when available) to distinguish similarly-named models from different years and to also gather data for a so-called Breaking Point- theory, the thought of being that there is a certain point where later models of the same model series will all be compatible after the first compatible model in the model series. While not confirmed nor debunked at the moment, gathering this information will show if the theory applies or not. This hopefully helps users to find their device faster to see whether it can be used for the activation process and/or remote control. Special thanks to username Defleur for inspiring this new listing style!
KEY:
OFFICIAL - The phone is officially mentioned on the DJI's own compatibility list and will work with the Pocket 2.
YES - The phone completely or partially works with the Pocket 2 and can be used to activate and/or control the Pocket 2.
NO - The phone doesn't work with the Pocket 2.
And now for the list itself:
APPLE
Apple iPhone 5s - YES (2013, September 20)
Apple iPhone 6 - YES (2014, September)
Apple iPhone 6 S+ - YES (2015, September 25)
Apple iPhone 8 - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 8 Plus - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 11 - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 11 Pro - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 12 - OFFICIAL (2020, October 23)
Apple iPhone 12 Pro - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max - OFFICIAL (2020, November 13) (Update: One user has reported that Mimo stopped working after updating the phone OS to iOS 15.2, so different versions may cause different results)
Apple iPhone 13 - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 13 Pro - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone SE - YES (2016, March 31)
Apple iPhone SE - OFFICIAL (2020)
Apple iPhone X - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone XR - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone XS - OFFICIAL
Apple iPhone XS Max - OFFICIAL
BLACKVIEW
Blackview A20 - YES (2018, Feb)
BQ
BQ Aquaris X Pro - NO (2017, June)
CAT
CAT S31 - NO (2017, October)
CAT S60 - NO (At least cannot be used for activation)
GOOGLE
Google Nexus 6 - NO
Google Pixel XL - YES (2016, October 20)
Google Pixel 2 - YES (2017, Oct 19) (Doesn't seem to be on the official list anymore - however, at least the earlier versions of Mimo may work with this model)
Google Pixel 3 - NO (at least not when updated to Android 12 and using Mimo version 1.5.4)
Google Pixel 3XL - OFFICIAL (2018, Oct)
Google Pixel 4XL - OFFICIAL (2020, Jan 28)
Google Pixel 4a - YES (2020, August 3)
(UPDATE: With new Mimo versions, the wireless connection should now work without the need to resort to workarounds. If your version doesn't work and you want to use this model wirelessly, either update to a newer version or do the following:
1. Turn off mobile data on your phone
2. Open your phone's WiFi settings and select DJIPocket-xxxxxx from the list of available WiFi networks
3. Open DJI Mimo
Inability to use mobile data possibly means no livestreaming available for this phone model when connected wirelessly)
Google Pixel 5 - YES
Google Pixel 6 - YES (Requires Mimo version 1.7.8)
Google Pixel 6A - YES (Make sure you have the correct Mimo app version)
Google Pixel 6 Pro - YES (Requires Mimo version 1.7.8)
Google Pixel 7 Pro - YES (You may need to apply tip #11 from the troubleshooting list to eliminate the possible lag in controls)
Google Pixel 7a - YES
HONOR
Honor 6X - NO (2017, Jan)
Honor 9X - NO (2019, July)
Honor 10 - YES (2018, April 27) (set wireless frequency to 2,4GHz and make sure you have the latest version of the Mimo app from DJI's own site)
HONOR 20 - OFFICIAL (2019, May)
HONOR 30 Pro - OFFICIAL (2020, April 15)
Honor P9 Lite - YES (At least through Wifi, possibly also physically when using a Micro-USB adapter; Android 9, EMUI 9.1.0
To connect wirelessly, use these steps:
1. Download the Mimo App from DJI website
2. Make sure installing from "unknown sources" is allowed, then install
3. Connect the Pocket 2 via Micro.USB adapter (this user used one for the Pocket 2 that is not from DJI)
4. Set WiFi setting to 2.4ghz in Mimo App
5. Disconnect the Pocket 2
6. Mount Do-it-All Handle
7. Set WiFi to connect to DJI Pocket's WiFi network on mobile)
HTC
HTC U11 - YES (2017, May)
HUAWEI
Huawei Mate 10 Pro - YES (2017, Oct) (at least on Mimo 1.6.4 - seems to have been removed from the official compatibility list, so may not work with newer versions unless troubleshooting tips at tip #2 are applied. Needs to be investigated further for more information)
Huawei Mate 20 Lite - NO (at least the wireless connection isn't working; still under investigations)
Huawei Mate 20 Pro - OFFICIAL (2018, Nov)
Huawei Mate 20 X - NO (at least cannot be used for activation)
Huawei Mate 30 - OFFICIAL (2019, Sep 19)
Huawei Mate 30 Pro - OFFICIAL (2019, Sep 19)
Huawei Mate 40 - OFFICIAL
Huawei Mate 40 Pro - OFFICIAL
Huawei Mate 40 Pro+ - OFFICIAL
Huawei P10 Lite - YES (direct physical connection tested, requires an USB-C to MicroUSB adapter; no current information if connecting wirelessly will work)
Huawei P20 - OFFICIAL (2018, March)
Huawei P20 Pro - OFFICIAL (2018, April)
Huawei P20 Lite - YES
Huawei P30 Lite - YES (2019, March)
Huawei P30 Pro - OFFICIAL (2019, March)
Huawei P40 - OFFICIAL (2020. March 26)
Huawei P40 Pro - OFFICIAL(2020, March 26)
Huawei P Smart 2019 - YES (2018, December) (with USB-C to MicroUSB adapter)
Huawei P Smart 2021 - YES
Huawei Y9 - YES (2018, October 01)
LG
LG Aristo 5 - NO (2020, July 13th)
LG G6 - NO (2017, April)
LG K5 - NO
LG Q6 - NO (2017, July)
LG Q Stylo Plus - NO (2018, August)
LG Stylo 2 Plus - NO (2016, June)
LG Stylo 4 - NO (2018, June)
LG Stylo 4 Plus - NO (2018, June)
LG Stylo 6 Model LM-Q730TM - YES (2020, May 20)
LG V40 - OFFICIAL (2018, Oct 3)
LG V60 - YES
MOTOROLA
Motorola E7 Power (Android 10) - NO
Moto G6 - NO (2018, April)
Moto G7 - NO (2019, Feb) (according to poster, worked earlier on but doesn't seem to work now; still under investigations)
Motorola G7 Play - NO
Moto G Pro - YES (2020, June 15)
Moto One Action - YES (2019, October 31) (works when starting the app AFTER turning on the gimbal)
Moto Stylus G - YES (2021, June 9)
Moto Z2 - NO (2017, June)
Moto Z2 Force - NO (2017, August)
NOKIA
Nokia 6.2 - YES (2019, Sept 5)
ONEPLUS
OnePlus 5 - YES (2017, June) (64GB and 128GB versions, model ONEPLUS A5000, updated to Android 10, OxygenOS 10.0.1 - Used to be on the non-working list, but personally confirmed to work - therefore moved on to the list of compatible models)
OnePlus 7 Pro - OFFICIAL (2019, May 14)
OnePlus 7T Pro - YES
OnePlus 8 - OFFICIAL (2020, April 21)
OnePlus 8T - YES
OnePlus 9 Pro - YES (set wireless frequency to 2,4GhZ setting for wireless operation)
OPPO
Oppo A74 5G - NO
OPPO A96 4G - YES (It may be that you can't download the DJI Mimo app directly to the phone using an Internet browser, you can circumvent this by first downloading the app to PC, then downloading the app from there to your phone and then install the app)
OPPO R2F - YES (2019, Oct)
OPPO RENO 3 Pro - OFFICIAL (2020, March 2)
SAMSUNG
Samsung A1 - NO (2019, Dec) (only partial support, no remote control)
Samsung A21 - NO
Samsung A22 - YES
Samsung A32 - YES
Samsung A40 - YES (2019, April 10) (some possible firmware update problems encountered)
Samsung A71 - YES (UPDATE: Was on the list of non-working models before, but a recent report stated that this model now works)
Samsung A80 - YES (2019, May 29)
Samsung Galaxy 20FE - YES (2020, October 2)
Samsung Galaxy A01 - NO (2019, Dec)
Samsung Galaxy A3 - NO (2017, Jan 2)
Samsung Galaxy A6+ - NO (2017, Jan 2) (Latest report testing on Android 10 and unable to even install the app)
Samsung Galaxy A10e - NO (2019, June 11)
Samsung Galaxy A10s - NO (Update: latest report testing on Android 11 and unable to even install the app)
Samsung Galaxy A11 - NO (Older versions of Mimo app fail to recognize the Pocket 2, and the latest version cannot be installed on this model)
Samsung Galaxy A12 - YES (2020, December 21) (for wireless use, use the 2.4 GhZ setting)
Samsung Galaxy A20e - NO
Samsung Galaxy A50 - YES (2019, February 25)
Samsung Galaxy A51 - YES (With a physical connection and Android 11)
Samsung Galaxy A52 - YES
Samsung Galaxy A52S - NO
Samsung A53-5G - YES (UPDATE: Previously was on the list of non-compatible models, however recent feedback has confirmed this model is compatible after applying the troubleshooting tip #11 to the Mimo app, tested Mimo app version 1.8.12)
Samsung Galaxy A70 - YES (2019, March)
Samsung Galaxy C5 - NO (according to current information - will be changed if there will be something proving this model works)
Samsung Galaxy Fold 3 - YES (with some minor glitches and errors. DJI Mimo: Version 1.7.12, Pocket 2 Firmware: 01.03.00.10, Pocket 2 Camera Firmware: 0.00.00.01 / 01.30.54.86, Pocket 2 Gimbal Firmware: 0.04.09.07 / 02.00.15.74, Android: Version 12. Large screen aspect ratio wrong, front screen aspect ratio is OK. The battery of the Pocket 2 drains quickly when connected through USB-C)
Samsung Galaxy J6 - NO (2018, May)
Samsung Galaxy J6 Plus - NO (2018, Sept)
Samsung Galaxy J7 Crown - NO (2018, July)
Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro SM-730GM - NO (2017, June)
Samsung Galaxy J7 V SM-J727V - NO (2017, March)
Samsung Galaxy M11 - NO (2020, May 4)
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 - YES (Until Mimo version 1.7.12 - later ones don't seem to work)
SAMSUNG Galaxy Note 9 - OFFICIAL (2018, August 23)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ - YES (2019, August 7) (NOTE: There are contradicting statements about this model's compatibility, and therefore the issue must be investigated further. If you manage to get this model to work, please do confirm it in this thread.)
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G - YES (With Pocket 2 Firmware version 01.03.00.10 and Mimo app V1.8.12(226083) )
Samsung Galaxy S7 - YES (2016, Feb)
(NOTE: There are contradicting statements about this model's compatibility, and therefore the issue must be investigated further. If you manage to get this model to work, please do confirm it in this thread.)
SAMSUNG Galaxy S8 - OFFICIAL (2017, April 21)
Samsung Galaxy S8+ - NO
Samsung Galaxy S9 - YES (May need some testing and troubleshooting)
SAMSUNG Galaxy S9+ - OFFICIAL (2018, March 16)
SAMSUNG Galaxy S10 - OFFICIAL (2019, March)
Samsung Galaxy S10e - YES
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite - YES (Phone clip strongly recommended for use with this model to stabilize the contact)
Samsung Galaxy S10+ - YES (2019, March 4) (UPDATE: Confirmed to work with Android 12)
SAMSUNG Galaxy S20 - OFFICIAL (2020, Feb 11)
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE - YES (Make sure you have the proper version of the Mimo app)
SAMSUNG Galaxy S20+ - OFFICIAL (2020, Feb 11)
Samsung Galaxy S21 - YES (2021, January 14)
Samsung Galaxy S21 FE- YES (UPDATED: Used to be on the list of non-compatible models, however there was a fault in the USB-C adapter, and after replacing that, proved to be working. Tested with Android 13, One UI 5.0, over the USB-C-Adapter, Mimo V1.8.12(226083). Wireless connection not tested so far.)
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra (SM-G998) - YES (UPDATED: Wireless connection with the DIA Handle works without problems. One tester has reported problems when using physical USB-C connector without a phone clip (connection cutting off easily if the phone moves even a little). This may be due to connection problems related to connectors - a phone clip is strongly recommended for physical connection. There may occur video quality (noise and static) issues when using the Glamour Mode; other than that seems to work)
Samsung S21 Ultra (Exynos) - YES (UPDATE: A tester has reported that they got it working with a physical connection. Possible earlier problems may have been caused by problems mentioned on the list and can possibly be fixed with the troubleshooting instructions. Also, updating the Mimo app version can possibly solve the problem.)
Samsung Galaxy S22 - NO (according to current information - will be changed if there will be something proving this model works)
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (Exynos) - YES (from Mimo 1.7.14 onwards. See https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=260708 for more information)
Samsung Galaxy XCover 4 - NO (2017, March)
Samsung M31 - YES (2020, Feb 26)
Samsung M51 - YES (2020, August 31)
Samsung Note 20 Ultra - NO
Samsung Note 20 Ultra 5G - NO (2020, August) (Only partial support - connects, but must be inserted facing the wrong side in order to connect - report if you manage to get it to work with the right orientation)
Samsung S7 Edge - YES (2016, Feb) (only when used wirelessly, therefore requires the Do-It-All handle)
Samsung Z Fold 2 - YES
SONY
Sony Xperia 1 Mark II - NO (UPDATE: NOTE: There are contradicting statements about this model's compatibility, and therefore the issue must be investigated further. If you manage to get this model to work, please do confirm it in this thread.)
Sony Xperia 5 - YES (2019, November)
Sony Xperia X - YES (2016, June 1)
Sony Xperia XA2 - YES (2018, Feb 1)
Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact - YES (2018, April 5)
XIAOMI
Redmi K30 Pro - OFFICIAL (2021, Jan 3)
Redmi K30 Ultra - YES (at least direct physical connection works, it is still not known if wireless connection will work)
Redmi Note 6 Pro - YES (UPDATE: Use a USB-C to USB-A adapter, connect your phones adapter to that and connect them to the bottom USB-C connector of the Pocket 2)
Redmi Note 9 - NO
Redmi Note 9 Pro - YES (direct physical connection tested, no information yet whether wireless control will work)
Redmi Note 10 - NO (According to an update, struggles constantly with the connection)
Xiaomi Mi 9 - OFFICIAL (2019, Feb)
Xiaomi Mi 10 - OFFICIAL (2020, Feb 13)
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro - OFFICIAL (2020, Feb 13)
Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra - OFFICIAL (2020, August 16)
Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro - YES (2020, September 30th) (with USB-C to MicroUSB adapter, wireless use requires 2.8 GhZ frequency setting)
Xiaomi POCO F1 - YES (2018, August 22)
Xiaomi POCO M3 - YES (2020, November 27)
Xiamoi POCO X3 - YES (at least with Mimo app v1.7.16)
Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus - YES (2017, December)
Xiaomi Redmi 7A - NO (UPDATE: Some earlier Pocket 2 firmware versions may work - one user reported that their device stopped being detected by Mimo after firmware update)
Xiaomi Redmi 9 - YES (only with USB-C connection, wireless not working)
Xiaomi Redmi S2 - NO (2018, May)
VIVO
Vivo X27 - OFFICIAL (2019, July 12)
Vivo X30 - OFFICIAL (2020, Jan 29)
Vivo X30 Pro - OFFICIAL (2020, Jan 30)
ZTE
ZTE Axon M Z999 - YES (2017, November)
Please do note that occasionally - as DJI and users possibly continue developing/testing and people find solutions to problems previously blocking users from using a certain model - some of the non-working models might be moved to the working list. If you find such a model, please do inform about it in this thread.
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I think the ones who should apologize are the DJI guys for not making these requirements clear enough.