Ron D

I purchased Litchi about 2 months after I purchased my Mini SE. I didn't get it primarily for features such as way points and following but I love having the options. I very much like the feel and user interface. Recently I made a 1.2 mile flight using Litchi with no worries. The only thing that doesn't work well for me (so far) is RTH. The aircraft always wants to land 30 to 40 feet from home point even after calibrations. But I usually take over landing anyway.

DLAT 69

I recently got the DJI mini 2 but have been reluctant to push it out of fear of a crash. Short story, the Litchi app waypoints are perfect for the mini 2 as I've set up multiple flights in under an hour while on my laptop at home and flying them without a hitch! The Litchi app makes it easy to set up and fine-tune your flights. You can enjoy taking in the view and filming without worrying about altitude.

A Google user

I LOVE LITCHI. I have gone from being terrified of using my drone with DJI Go to just flying my drone for the hell of it with Litchi. A brand new Mavic out of the box running on DJI Go gave me nothing but random disconnections and terrible video feeds, even after downgrading my app to a "stable" version. Now I'm flying farther and doing cooler things all because of a different program. The only reason I am giving this a 4 instead of a 5 is a lack of a few key features from DJI Go. Mainly playback and Gimbal speed adjustment, which I've Googled up and down and can't find a solution for. Props to the developers for making a solid, stable app that wouldn't even be necessary if DJI did their jobs properly.

Kelly Karpinski

Works fine but you can't stitch the panoramas on Android which was the only reason I purchased (Mavic Mini 1). I'm sure it will be useful, but a bit disappointed. To be fair, I probably should have done more research before buying. Dev, please add a stitcher for Android. So far I'm getting significant stitching errors on pc apps. Will have to try different amounts of photos to see if it helps. Edited

Yoshi Αντοσογλου

I purchased Litchi primarily for the Follow mode. As long as the weather is favorable (no fog or low clouds), and you don't get sand in the gimbal, it follows quite well. It followed two mountain bikers downhill for ten minutes, and only momentarily lost them from time to time. I do wish that the Follow interface was more intuitive, as there are a few options in there that you just have to risk trying to figure out. Also, watch out for obstacles before you enable Follow. Edited