Dronelink is supported across a variety devices and operating systems, but can be a resource intensive application (learn more). For the best experience and results, we recommend using modern hardware whenever possible, meaning mobile devices released within the last year or two. If you use an older device, you will probably encounter performance issues.
Don't see your platform? Let us know and we will do our best to add support.
Important: When DJI releases a new drone, it can take several weeks or months before they update the DJI SDK to support the new hardware. Once DJI releases an update, Dronelink typically adds support within a few days or weeks. The Mavic Air 2 is not supported yet but DJI has indicated a release date of 11/29/2020. The Mini 2 is also not supported yet and DJI has not indicated if the 11/29 update will add support.
Browsers
Mobile Devices
- iOS 11+ (list of legacy iOS devices)
- Android 5.0+ (Lollipop)
- NOTE: Google play services must be available.
- Looking to install on DJI monitors running Android?
Drones
- DJI Mavic Series
- DJI Phantom Series
- P4 Multispectral
- Phantom 4 RTK
- Phantom 4 Pro V2
- Phantom 4 Pro
- Phantom 4 Advanced
- Phantom 4
- Phantom 3 Professional
- Phantom 3 Advanced
- Phantom 3 Standard
- Phantom 3 4K
- DJI Inspire Series
- Inspire 2
- Inspire 1 V2
- Inspire 1 Pro
- Inspire 1
- DJI M200 Series
- M200 V2
- M210 V2
- M210
- M210 RTK V2
- M210 RTK
- DJI Matrice Series
- Matrice 300 RTK
- Matrice 600 Pro
- Matrice 600
- Matrice 100
- DJI Spark (must be wired to RC)
- Parrot Anafi (experimental support, iOS only)
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