I just got my M2P and flew it for the first time. Seriously a huge difference in terms of stability and range, compared to the Mavic Air. My problem is now, that I've only used one battery (around 25 minutes flight time) but my remote controller battery is already down to 70%. That means after 3 batteries, my remote controller is almost empty, because my phone is discharging it too fast. Is there any way to prevent that? I google around but couldn't find a proper solution. Do you guys have the same problem?


@DJI: There is an option in the remote settings to disable the charging on iOS phones. This option is not available on Android. Please implement it. There is no reason not to.

You can probably carry one of these portable battery chargers and either find a way to keep it connected to the RC.

These are superb; I own two of them.


https://www.anker.com/products/v ... aYasVRoCPWAQAvD_BwE

I know, but that's not the solution I am searching for. I want to be able to disable it like in iOS. :/

You can disable the phone charging from the remote in one of the menus of the dji go 4 app

Fre Mo Posted at 11-2 05:32
You can disable the phone charging from the remote in one of the menus of the dji go 4 app

Not per DJI when using an Android phone!

Fre Mo Posted at 11-2 05:32
You can disable the phone charging from the remote in one of the menus of the dji go 4 app

Did you even read my post? You can't in Android. I hope DJI fixes that.

Buy an Iphone !

One of US !, One of US !, ONE OF US !!!

Hi there, I appreciate your time bringing this query to us. Regarding your concern, I suggest you to fully charge your Android device before you use it to your drone. Don't worry, I'll forward this concern to our R&D department for further clarification. Thanks for your understanding and support.

Unfortunately the only solution around this at the moment is to use a powerbank. Until DJI comes up with an update for this.

DJI Natalia Posted at 11-2 08:39
Hi there, I appreciate your time bringing this query to us. Regarding your concern, I suggest you to fully charge your Android device before you use it to your drone. Don't worry, I'll forward this concern to our R&D department for further clarification. Thanks for your understanding and support.

Please bother answering, when you actually forwarded it to the engineers and provide information rather than just saying the same thing in every thread and then never answer again.

saviour Posted at 11-4 00:15
Please bother answering, when you actually forwarded it to the engineers and provide information rather than just saying the same thing in every thread and then never answer again.

Hi there. I appreciate your feedback regarding on that matter. As of the moment, we are still waiting for the update from our engineering department. We will reach back once we have the update. Thanks for your understanding.

saviour Posted at 11-2 05:35
Did you even read my post? You can't in Android. I hope DJI fixes that.

If you turn off Fast Charging in your Android device you can fly 3 more batteries.
Most newer devices have that.

G_Sig Posted at 11-4 09:50
If you turn off Fast Charging in your Android device you can fly 3 more batteries.
Most newer devices have that.

Apparently, you can't turn it off on a Huawei P20 Pro. At least I don't find the option anywhere.

saviour Posted at 11-4 10:38
Apparently, you can't turn it off on a Huawei P20 Pro. At least I don't find the option anywhere.

You are right it's not possible to turn it off as it is controlled by the Volt it get.
You can find out how much it charge it is taking from the controller with Ampere app.

Viper Pilot Posted at 11-2 05:34
Not per DJI when using an Android phone!

Sorry I supposed that it was the same as on iOS