Having had the briefest of plays on DJI Fly (new mini) today I quite like the interface although I do miss the battery remaining indicator (and charge remaining to home etc).
I use Litchi mainly on my MP and was wondering what peoples views on the Fly App are, especially as I see the Air 2 is also going to be on the Fly version.
I use Mimo for my Osmo and they are very similar.
Yeah jury is out with me too.
Just with they would release the SDK for the Mini so we could have it on Litchi.
Meh.
But then I’m used to years worth of GO3, GO4, Litchi, etc, so it was bit of a shocker seeing how cut down it was and how little ‘real’ control I had.
Then again, it’s only a quick drone for quick flights using my phone, I’d never use it with a tablet or the CrystalSky anyway so realistically it’s probably fine for it’s intended use really 
DJI finally releases a new SDK yesterday.
But it only included support for the new Matrice M300 and its various payloads 
Which makes me wonder if an SDK for the Mini will ever materialise now 
Probably not. But then again who would have put money on that they would have opened the mini up as they have?
They have made this little drone quite a litter monster really.
+1 that, only had the smallest of plays with mine today, although I did fly one at meet earlier in the year (cheers @Nige_T)
Gonna be a let down with having it for the Mavic Air 2 !
Its a learning curve that’s for sure, after years of GO/Litchi
Could not agree more Chris !.
But, If Litchi is to be used for the Mavic Air 2?, then there’s hope.
Cannot believe they will not release the SDK for the Mavic Air 2, with all it’s bells & whistles it’s suppose to have !.
Heyup @milkmanchris
Yeah enjoyed meet-up.
Can’t speak for any other apps as MM my first “proper” drone so tbh got no comparison but…
Personally I like the DJI fly app.
It’s easy to use uncluttered and dare I say intuitive for the novice. As mentioned the experienced guys will no doubt miss the finer points of other apps, but I’m not missing what I’ve never had. 
Mmmmm. Thanks to OP for flagging up lack of battery-life / remaining charge to Home in 'Fly. Although I try to fly according to conditions (as I’m sure we all do 
), I think these are glaring omissions, central to a safe return, which have got me out of a pickle more than once 
. As the happy owner of an MA FlyMore (plus extra batts) using 'Go, good as the specs of MA2 seem, think I’ll stick with what I know & trust instead of ‘upgrading’ as I had been considering…just my tuppence-worth.
The only indicator now is ‘flight time remaining’ (top right), its still dynamic like in GO and warns that you need to return to home with on screen prompts etc.
On the battery front, you don’t have the option to set critical percentages etc anymore
The above is good little guide, as I said originally I like the interface, but it as a very cut down version of GO, which I see as ok for my £400 travel drone which Isn’t gonna venture miles and miles, perhaps not for an Air2 (I’d hang for Litchi support)
*Major thing missing for me on the mini is active track, but who knows, I think they might bring it in, they listened to manual video controls ;o)
I just need the Mini to pull off automatic 360° panos and my life will be complete.
It is doubtful that active track would be incorporated due to the lack of sensors.
Yet it works brilliant on the Osmo mobile 3 with my iPhone, I think they have the technology ;o)
Sorry what’s the SDK smiles
Interesting screenshot,
Camera view shows coast looking out to sea,
Map shows landlocked position 
He looks a mile maybe from the surf so could right, at least the icon is pointing to somewhere on the map we can’t see
Hi Chris
Yep, these FPV cams often mask the distances.
I did wonder if it had been grabbed from DJI site and was an advertising created image.
Cheers
Steve 
Probably is now I’ve had a better look at it, 1018m from the home point (clearly visible), so I think you’re right and your bullshit call stands ;o)
