Learn about support for the Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro, including how to install the Dronelink app correctly and any existing limitations.
Important Details Summary
- There is no iOS support.
- Do not install from the Google Play or Apple App Stores.
- Review the installation details below to install the correct Dronelink App.
- RC-N1 physical buttons have inconsistent behavior - see section below
What remote controllers and devices are supported?
Supported: DJI RC Pro, DJI RC-N1 with modern 64bit Android devices
- RC Pro only works with the Mini 3 Pro
- RC-N1 (standard controller) will work with both Mini 3 Pro and the Mini 3 (this is still in beta)
Not Supported:
- iOS devices
- DJI RC - Why is it not supported?
- 32bit Android Devices
How to install the Dronelink app on the RC Pro for the Mini 3 Pro?
The Dronelink App must be installed on the RC Pro Remote Controller by downloading the correct Dronelink App APK for your specific remote controller. Do not install from the Google Play Store!
- Visit dronelink.com/download from the RC Pro browser
- Select the Mini 3 Pro from the list
- Select the RC Pro image to download the APK and install
- Make sure to Accept ALL permissions during installation
- Force Stop DJI Pilot 2 App when using Dronelink. Learn how to properly close DJI Pilot App.
See the step-by-step installation instructions here.
How to install the Dronelink app on a Android device for RC-N1?
The version of Dronelink that supports the Mini 3 and Mini 3 Pro is not available from the Google Play Store. You must install the APK directly on the Android device you are using.
- Visit dronelink.com/download from the RC Pro browser
- Select the Mini 3 or Mini 3 Pro from the list
- Select the RC-N1 image to download the APK and install
- Make sure to Accept ALL permissions during installation
- Force Stop DJI App when using Dronelink. Learn how to properly close DJI Pilot App.
See the step-by-step installation instructions here.
If you are using older DJI drones with this mobile device, you will have 2 Dronelink apps on the device:
"Dronelink" and "Dronelink DJI"
Which Android Devices are Not Supported?
There are known issues with some devices, specifically the video feed no showing on the Mini 3:
Not Supported: Google Pixel 6 / 7, Samsung Galaxy s21
May have issues, not tested: Samsung Galaxy s22
RC-N1 Physical Button Known Issues
The RCN1 remote controller's physical buttons are showing inconsistent behavior. Use the on-screen buttons in the Dronelink app if you are experiencing issues. Specifically inconsistent behavior has been reported with the: pause mission / RTH button, function button on the top right when programed to a specific action, start capture button in video mode, and switch camera button.