No PC, no separate transmitter required — Drone Horizon runs its real flight-physics engine natively on Android.
Dual analog-style sticks, clear on-screen buttons, and layouts that adapt to your device — designed for phone screens from the start.
Real DJI RC-N1/RC-N1C remotes and Android gamepads are supported too, for pilots who want hardware controls.
Android runs the same 120 Hz rigid-body simulation, with a mobile-optimized map and rendering pipeline tuned to keep the physics accurate on phone hardware.
Graphics settings scale from Low to Ultra so you can balance visual fidelity against your device’s performance.
No. Drone Horizon is a native Android app — install it from Google Play and fly directly on your phone.
Yes. Native Android gamepads and DJI RC-N1/RC-N1C remote controllers over USB are both supported, in addition to on-screen touch controls.
Graphics settings scale from Low to Ultra, and the Android build uses an optimized map and rendering pipeline. Performance depends on your specific device.
Install Drone Horizon on Android and take off.