Guys

I know its been talked about before just wanted get some more feed back Nexus 7 - £100 or Nvidia Shield K1 £150??

Just want to get your thoughts from you guys who have either or......

Got the iphone 6s plus at the moment and its just too small.

Is the Nexus 7 as good as spending an extra £50 or will i regret it.

Cheers, Jamen

The Nexus 7 2013 (make sure, though, that it is the 2nd. gen. model [2013]) is a terrific tablet with excellent/incredible resolution, and it is quick & responsive.  It works just great with the Go App, and I have found it to be perfect for its function as part of this integrated system involving itself, the aircraft and the RC.

CaptRuss
Thanks for the reply. Any issue with storage with 16GB think ill be going for the 32 any how just in case.

bwilliams@ocean Posted at 2016-4-24 15:08
CaptRuss
Thanks for the reply. Any issue with storage with 16GB think ill be going for the 32 any ho ...

That is something that I had thought about quite a bit lately.  And my concerns were completely alleviated when, after transferring the lower-res video files from the DJI Go App's sub-folder, I deleted them from same (even though I had also transferred the high-res videos directly from the microSD card).  That immediately freed up virtually all the non-application memory that the Go App had theretofore been using.  Essentially, those flight data files that continue to reside on the tablet (flight records, meta-data, etc.) take up so little space so as to be inconsequential.  Thus, after removing the lower-res video files from the tablet, the Go App's "footprint" on the tablet is so small & negligible that it is not an issue.  So, I think the 7-'13 is a terrific deal for this use.  Very importantly- it functions without *any* hitches at all... smoothly, seamlessly and apparently flawlessly.

(btw:  Don't forget:  the Go App will automatically delete those oldest lower-res video files from its & the tablet's storage as space is needed.  I am simply compulsive that way ;) .)