ok so ive had the Nano+ for about six weeks and mostly fly it outside which is fine. but i wanted to mess around indoors the other day and the thing just would not hold position at all, kept drifting toward my window which was kind of stressful. i did have a window open so maybe that was it but even in a closed room it wasnt super stable.

i know its a small drone and i know gps doesnt work inside but i thought the downward vision sensors were supposed to help with that? my friends older Mavic Mini 2 seemed way more stable inside when we compared them. is there a setting im missing or is this just kind of how the Nano+ handles indoor flying. not a dealbreaker just curious if others have seen this.

the downward optical flow on the Nano+ is decent but it really needs decent lighting and a textured surface to lock on properly. if you were flying over carpet or a shiny floor thats probably part of the issue. try flying in a room with good overhead light and a patterned rug or something and see if it improves. also make sure youre in the right flight mode, i think theres a setting that affects how aggressively it uses the vision positioning vs just gyro.

yeah indoor flying with these small ones is just kind of rough in general i find. the open window definitely didnt help, even a little airflow messes with something this light. i had a simillar issue with mine and just kind of accepted that its an outdoor machine mostly. the Mavic Mini line does seem to handle indoors a bit better in my experience but i think DJI has had more time to tune that stuff. doesnt mean the Nano is bad just maybe not ideal for that use case.