Just for info, I use a Redmi Note 7 previously with the Mini ,
and today connecting the Mini 2 for the first time with this smartphone connected at the rc,

and using the DJI Fly App downloaded from the Play Store, he told me ' device not supported',
before entering the app itself, and stopped at that screen, without being able to continue in the app.

So i deleted this version of the app from my mobile device, and re-installed it from the DJI site, scanning the QR code in the DJI Mini 2 manual,

and now it works correctly without problems.
This version is different from the one found on the play store ??
How will it work for updates? the Play Store version will also be corrected ?

Has it happened to any of you?

gfab71 Posted at 11-16 04:48
Has it happened to any of you?

Sorry, never had that issue.

Can you compare the version #s between the 2 sites, also sometimes reloading can fix an issue.

videoeditman Posted at 11-16 12:43
Can you compare the version #s between the 2 sites, also sometimes reloading can fix an issue.

The size of the earlier released versions on the google store are often smaller than those on the dji website a couple of days later. Same version number thou.
I get the impression those that were put on the store are 64bit only and those at the website holds the 32 and 64 bit versions in the same file. Installation depending on the device architecture.

Hello there gfab71. Thank you for reaching out and for posting these information here at DJI Forum. Just a reminder that the mobile device needs to be 64-bit, otherwise the DJI Fly application is not compatible with the Android distribution and will not work. For reference I will post a link where in you can find the list of recommended mobile devices for the DJI Mini 2 and for the DJI Fly application ( https://www.dji.com/mini-2/downloads ). Thank you and fly safe always.

It happens to me all the time, especially if you are using a non-approved device. When that is true, the Play Store usually "shows" me the earlier version only. I have one device that is non-approved and always use the apk file for updates. Keep in mind that a device that works for the Mini may not work for the Mini 2 or MA2 because of the higher transfer rates. My non-approved Samsung Tab A works for the Mini but not the others and always requires manual installation of updates.

My Redmi Note 7 worked well with the previous DJI Fly app (from Play Store),
and now works well with the Mini 2 using the DJI Fly apk downloaded from the link
on the DJI website.
I think if my device works with this version, finally has to work also with the Play Store
version..

DJI Stephen Posted at 11-16 19:57
Hello there gfab71. Thank you for reaching out and for posting these information here at DJI Forum. Just a reminder that the mobile device needs to be 64-bit, otherwise the DJI Fly application is not compatible with the Android distribution and will not work. For reference I will post a link where in you can find the list of recommended mobile devices for the DJI Mini 2 and for the DJI Fly application ( https://www.dji.com/mini-2/downloads ). Thank you and fly safe always.

My Redmi Note 7 it's a 64 bit device..
I don't understand why the two versions of DJI Fly app are different... or just the one on the Play Store wasn't up to date...
Now with your site version it works well