The bummer is that as an FPV beginner like me, the DJ Virtual Flight app is currently only available for iOS and not Android. Without hours of practice in the app, you are 100% likely to sink the drone in Acro mode.

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Yeah, that's really sh...! I didn't know there was no working Android app. There are alternatives, but you have to turn to the computer. For example Liftoff (https://www.liftoff-game.com/), I downloaded it myself yesterday and you can also use the DJI FPV controller (connect to PC via USB, but install Dji Assistant 2 (FPV Series) on the PC first). I think the app costs $20.

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I can highly recommend DRL Simulator.
As far as I know, the PC simulators mentioned should be better than the mobile Dji Flight app anyway.
But yes, for getting used to the goggles and the user interface it would be nice if they release the Android app soon (announced by Dji, no date).

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The bummer is that as an FPV beginner like me, the DJ Virtual Flight app is currently only available for iOS and not Android. Without hours of practice in the app, you are 100% likely to sink the drone in Acro mode.