Device Compatibility Thread 22.3 - Built By Us For You!

[Dan_77]

The purpose of this thread is to have a wiki where people can submit what device they use, what quality they use, and how well it runs, so that’s over time we can build up a list of compatible devices, and how well those devices work on what settings. So if anyone asks about if their device is supported or if a certain device works well with Infinite Flight, we can direct them to this list!

This thread has been made a wiki so that you can add your devices to the list.
However, please do not edit devices that have been added, and do not edit the thread format

If your device is already listed above, feel free to give your interpretation of its performance. The more data we can get on a specific device, the more reliable. Please note when adding devices, general discussion is allowed, however debating over Android/ iOS and performance can be done via a PM.

If you have any issues or questions about a device, it’s best to contact the user that posted the specifications. Their names are located next to the Device name

High Performance Phones

The phones featured in this part are Android Greats, the most powerful phones under this operating system. No matter what your preference, there is definitely an Android Phone to fit your needs.
Sorted by manufacturer, then by year.

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Google Pixel 6 Pro - 2021

Google Pixel 6 Pro - @Adam @Chris_S

OS: Android 12
Hardware : Google Tensor, 12GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: (Adam) A large, more than capable phone which can do anything you ask of it. One of Google’s best, and certainly not one to turn a blind eye to. A must have for anyone looking for one of the best stock-Android experiences. (Same should apply for regular Pixel 6)

(Chris) Runs IF very smoothly. 60 FPS does get a little warm and would not want it for long flights but it would be great to record videos

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Google Pixel 5 - 2020

Google Pixel 5 - @Dan_77

OS: Android 11
Hardware : Snapdragon 765G, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: A very good performer, but I found it could lag slightly at a full airport. Lowering the resolution slightly gave no visual impact and boosted performance. Too small for me sadly so back to the 4XL. 4a 5G should perform the same as it has near identical specs. Excellent battery and 90Hz is a welcome bonus

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Google Pixel 4a 5G - 2020

Google Pixel 4a 5G - @Niccckk

OS: Android 11
Hardware : Snapdragon 765G, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes:Upgraded from my Pixel 2. Near identical (a little bit better) performance out of the 4A 5G. My Pixel 2 had a good run. Upgraded because of poor battery. Looking to keep this device for 3-4 years.

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Google Pixel 4XL - 2019

Google Pixel 4XL - @Dan_77

OS: Android 12, SPB1
Hardware : Snapdragon 855, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Excellent device, nice and smooth with the 90Hz screen. Battery life is okay but nothing special, has perhaps the best display on a phone I have ever used. Stock Android and a very nice feel in the hand, would recommend

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Google Pixel 4 - 2019

Google Pixel 4 - @Adam

OS: Android 11
Hardware: Snapdragon 855, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes : The Pixel 4 will get you through the longest of flights with no worries at all, you’ll be able to fly into any FNF, regardless of how many aircraft there are, without encountering any lag, at all. If you’re looking for a phone as your daily driver, I would definitely recommend the Pixel 4

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Google Pixel 3XL - 2018

Google Pixel 3XL - @Dan_77

OS: Android 12 SPB1
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Note: Picked up in 2020, this is still an excellent phone to use for flying and day to day tasks. Runs the simulator exceptionally well and has that great “pixel feel” to it that you simply do not get from any other devices.

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Google Pixel 3 - 2018

Google Pixel 3 - @Adam

OS: Android 11
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: A very powerful phone that runs Infinite Flight extremely well, I reckon its one of the best phones to play Infinite Flight on.

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Google Pixel 2XL - 2017

Google Pixel 2XL - @Dan_77

OS: Android 11/ Lineage OS 18.1
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Note: Still going strong 3 years after release, is now end of life for updates. Might be worth considering an AOSP ROM to extend its life further.

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Google Pixel 2 - 2017

Google Pixel 2 - @Niccckk

OS: Android 11
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Still a very powerful phone in 2019. I hardly ever experience any issues with this device, besides the occasional lag at busy airports, like FNF. You will feel the phone heat up while in flight, but it’s still super fast, and would still recommend buying today. EOL for updates.

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Razer Phone 2 - 2018

Razer Phone 2 - @AXEL_GAMING

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes:The Razer Phone 2 is a gaming beast. Maybe the 120hz screen is a gimmick, but cool. It is cooled by a vapor chamber so from my use it has been not overall hot, but keeps temps low. But overall good as a daily driver.

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Razer Phone - 2017

Razer Phone - @Dan_77

OS: LineageOS 17.1
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count:

Note: 120HZ, 1440p and 8GB RAM make this the ultimate phone for flying, watching videos and just general use. Easily the smoothest device I have ever owned, more than any iOS device. Though razer quality control means the screen is screwed.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G - 2020

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G - @Dan_77

OS: Android 11/ One UI 3.0
Hardware: Exynos 990, 12GB RAM
Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Disclaimer, I do not own this device. A friend very kindly let me run IF on his to test it briefly. Stellar performance. The Exynos did hinder thermal performance slightly and the phone got quite warm very quickly. Beautiful display, feels great in the hand… The perfect phone, if you like the Samsung skin on Android. Which I don’t, hence why I got a Pixel instead.

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Samsung Galaxy S20FE 5G - 2020

Samsung Galaxy S20FE 5G - @EyesSkyward

OS: Android 11/ One UI 3.0
Hardware: Snapdragon 865, 6/8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: With all settings to the max it works super well. You can expect even better performance from the 256GB 5G version as it has 8GB RAM as opposed to 6. Can heat up a little bit

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G - 2019

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G - @Jeno_Farkas

OS: Android 11/ One UI 3.0
Hardware: Snapdragon 855, 12GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Exceptional performance from a phone with a crystal glass back. The best of smartphones certainly doesn’t disappoint with the smoothest gameplay present on a phone.

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Samsung Galaxy S10+ - 2019

Samsung Galaxy S10+ - @Dan_77 @ServerGhost

OS: Android 11/ One UI 3.1
Hardware: Exynos 9820, 8GB / Snapdragon 855, 12GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes:
Burrito77: Picked up second hand off a friend, overall fantastic device, however as the Exynos version it can have thermal issues and a random unexplained crash.

ServerGhost: This device is insane, with the highest possible settings available the Galaxy S10+ outperforms the previous S9+ I used for Infinite Flight.
Waiting on some screen size fixes, overall a beautiful device in aesthetic and performance!

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Samsung Galaxy Note 9 - 2018

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 - @Nichalas_Petranek

OS: Android 10
Hardware: Exynos 9810, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Runs flawlessly and looks absolutely stunning. Full screen on all Samsung devices has previously been fixed. Samsung’s version of Android 9 is faster than before, if still a little bloated.

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Samsung Galaxy S9 - 2018

Samsung Galaxy S9 - @OC212 & @ServerGhost

OS: Android 10
Hardware: Exynos 9810 or Snapdragon 845, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: High

Notes: The S9 is Samsung’s 2018 flagship, however is a minimalist upgrade of the S8. It will throttle aggressively if not handled correctly

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 - 2017

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 - @Jeno_Farkas

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Exynos 8895 or Snapdragon 835, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-aliasing: ON
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count:

Note: With these settings Infinite Flight looks stunning on the Note 8’s huge screen. Worth to mention that with the Frame Limiter set to Off, the phone tends to push itself to the limits no matter how crowded the airport is nearby, which can make it really hot.

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Samsung Galaxy S8+ - 2017

Samsung Galaxy S8+ - @ThomasR

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Exynos 8895 or Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count:

Notes: Runs very well on high quality settings. If the airport is busy you may sometimes need to turn off anti-aliasing to reduce some lag. Overall you will receive a high quality experience from this device.

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Samsung Galaxy S8 - 2017

Samsung Galaxy S8 - @ServerGhost

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Exynos 8895 or Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Screen brightness sometimes all the way up, don’t see an issue with performance even though the phone is rendering high resolution. AMOLED has proved prone to burn in, lower brightness during flights.

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OnePlus 8T - 2020

OnePlus 8T - @CrazyBee

OS: OxygenOS 11
Hardware: Snapdragon 865, 8/12GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Its the fastest phone I ever used. This thing doesn’t lag and doesn’t get warm, no matter how much you throw at it. The display is insane!

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OnePlus 7T - 2019

OnePlus 7T - @indraniel

OS: OxygenOS 10
Hardware: Snapdragon 855+, 8GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: It runs infinite flight very smoothly no issues. There is almost very little or no heating issue for. The phone’s a bit on the expensive side but totally worth the purchase.

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OnePlus 7 Pro - 2019

OnePlus 7 Pro - @Starley

OS: Oxygen OS 10.0.3
Hardware: Snapdragon 855, 6/8/12GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: The fastest phone I have ever used. This thing doesn’t lag and doesn’t get warm, no matter how much you throw at it. The display is insane!

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OnePlus 6T - 2018

OnePlus 6T - @A-FitzGerald

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-aliasing: ON
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Note: The best smartphone of 2018 you can get for less than 600$ brand new. It offers one of the best experience of Android you can have with Oxygen OS. There are no fancy, gimmicky, useless features causing your phone to be more prone to lag (looking at you Samsung). Lag? Pfff, what’s Lag?

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OnePlus 6 - 2018

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OnePlus 6 - @david_hartono_S

OS: Android 8.1
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: High

Notes: One of the most powerful phones on sale, a near stock android experience with snappy and responsive controls make this a very enjoyable device to fly on

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Sony Xperia 5 Mark ii - 2020

Sony Xperia 5 ii - @Dan_77

OS: Android 11
Hardware: Snapdragon 865 5G, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: 120Hz, fantastic display, excellent audio quality, cameras… it’s basically perfect. 21:9 is a polarizing choice however. Very much like Marmite.

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Sony Xperia XZ Premium - 2017

Sony Xperia XZ Premium - @RealAviation1974

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: High

Notes: With a 4K screen and the price of £500, it’s highly recommended. No restarts required before running, just an amazing device.

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Sony XZ1 - 2017

Sony Xperia XZ1 - @Dan_77

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Slightly dated design, but a nice small phone with a lot of power makes a convenient little device for running IF. Sony phones are always really nice, they just don’t visually represent it.

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Sony XZ1 Compact - 2017

Sony Xpeira XZ1 Compact - @EyesSkyward

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes : This is the smaller version of Sony’s 2017 flagship, the XZ1. Runs Infinite Flight perfectly and smoothly in the busiest of airports without requiring a restart prior to playing.

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Huawei Mate 20 Pro - 2018

Huawei Mate 20 Pro - @Jeno_Farkas

OS: Android 9
Hardware: HiSilicon Kirin 980, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: High

Notes: Decent processor and a beautiful display, the mate 20 pro doesn’t fail to disappoint, however the loss of google apps and support for Huawei devices may prove problematic in the future…

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Honor View 20 - 2018

Honor View 20 - @Hamza.N

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Kirin 980, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing : On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: In terms of infinite flight and gaming in general, it runs flawlessly with no lag whatsoever. It will never get warm or hot during gaming.

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Pocofone F1 - 2018

Pocofone F1 - @Infinite_aviation1

OS:MIUI 11.0.4/ Android 10
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: High

Notes: a Snapdragon 845 in a £250 phone!! Picked up in 2020 at so far so good it’s an excellent phone.

21.1 Android Support

[21.1 Android 16x9] As a necessary step in moving forward with development, we will be increasing our minimum device requirements for Android in 21.1. Infinite Flight will now require a device with a 64bit processor and Android 7.0 or newer. This shouldn’t affect many of our users since most devices released in the last 4 years likely have a 64bit processor and Android 7.0 support. This decision does not come lightly but is necessary as we continue to add more features and maintain a good expe…

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Please read this in regards to current android compatibility with the latest release.

[Dan_77]

Top notch Medium contenders

The devices that are powerful, for a considerably lower price, new or 2nd hand. You’ll find Honor, Huawei and Redmi devices here, due to the lower brand recognition and their lack of availability in America.

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Samsung Galaxy M30 - 2019

Samsung Galaxy M30 - @THEREALBKG

OS: Android 8.1
Hardware: Exynos 7904, 3/4/6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: Will get you through flights even overnighters. I would suggest activating developer mode in order to ensure the device stays on for a longer time than 10 min though even the screen lock feature works in ensuring the device stays on. (Not so sure about the settings for this one… k_77)

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Samsung Galaxy A5 - 2017

Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 - @ItzEhs

OS: Android 7
Hardware: Exynos 7880, 3GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: Medium
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Low

Notes: It lags at busy airports but runs great at cruise

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Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge - 2016

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge- @martyflies

OS: Android 7
Hardware: Snapdragon 820, 4GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Medium

Notes: Runs IF without problems on highest settings, though on busy airports it can lag and I have to turn off anti-aliasing. Can be repurchased for a reasonable price. Be wary of heat.

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Sony Xperia Z5 - 2015

Sony Xperia Z5 - @Dan_77

OS: LineageOS 17.1
Hardware: Snapdragon 810, 3GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture Quality: High
Anti- Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Medium

Notes: A beautiful display, the Z5 can be picked up in the 32gb variant for under £150. Is worth noting that the device does struggle around a busy airport and is cursed by its SOC (edit: flashing a modified kernel and using lineage seems to have fixed this)

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LG G6 - 2017

LG G6 - @Alex_L

OS : Android 9 Pie
Hardware: Snapdragon 821, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: Medium
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Low

Notes : LG G6 does struggle with crowded airports. Long Hauls will have some over heating.
The device does really well when it comes to flying and lightly crowded airports.

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Huawei P30 Lite - 2019

Huawei P30 Lite - @Matevz_Treven

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Kirin710, 4/8GB

Rendering Quality: Low
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: Medium
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very high

Notes: It laggs at busy airports, at cruise it runs very smoothly, it has problem with over heathing my advice is to keep ˝Low Power Mode˝ ON during cruise.

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Asus Zenfone 4 - 2017

Zenfone 4 - @Daniel_G

OS: Android 8
Hardware: Snapdragon 630, 4GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Medium

Notes: Its a great device for Infinite Flight, it is powerful enough to fly in busy airports (sometimes it lags a bit, so I turn off anti-aliasing).

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Realme 6 Pro - 2020

Realme 6 Pro - @david_hartono_S

OS: Android 10
Hardware: Snapdragon 720G, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Low

Notes: This is the maximum that the device can handle, it run smoothly at 25-30fps, can go to 60 if you turn down the settings a bit

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Xiaomi Mi 11i 5G - 2021

Xiaomi Mi 11i 5G - @Neman_Rahmani

OS: MIUI 12.5
Hardware: Snapdragon 888 5G, 8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes : Very fast, smooth. It can be warm, but it’s normal when running a big and heavy game like Infinite Flight

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Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G - 2019

Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G - @Infinite_aviation1

OS: MIUI 12
Hardware: Snapdragon 855, 6GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes : Picked up in November 2020. It’s kinda shocking because this phone was released almost 3 years ago. It’s the best settings for the device with no frame drops or lag

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Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 - 2019

Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 - @Othman_Asli

OS: Android 9 / MIUI 10

Hardware: Snapdragon 660, 4GB
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Quality: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes :The Redmi note 7 is a mid-range device, with 2 versions (in Europe) 4Gb Ram + 64Gb, 3Gb RAM + 32Gb. I have bought it and I am very happy to have done it.

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Xiaomi Mi 8- 2018

Xiaomi Mi 8 - @CrazyBee

OS: MIUI 12
Hardware: Snapdragon 845, 6/8GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Medium

Notes :Very fast device for such a low cost

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Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus - 2017

Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus - @Asdew

OS: Android 7.1.2
Hardware: Snapdragon 625, 4GB

Rendering Quality: Low
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: Low
Texture quality: Low
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Framerate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Low

Notes: 32 GB / 3 GB version. Runs at around 20 FPS with medium traffic, goes to 5-10 with heavy traffic. Smooth while cruising.

Tablets

Big Android devices packing a punch. Sadly mostly abandoned besides Samsung.

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Google Pixel C - 2015

Google Pixel C - @Dan_77

OS: Lineage 18.1/ Pixel Experience 11
Hardware: Nvidia Tegra X1, 3GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Note: A beautiful device running Nvidia Hardware, clean and updated android, plus Nvidia hardware doing the usual “getting hot” trick. Somewhat related to Lineage OS. Otherwise, perfect. My personal daily tablet. End of Life for updates.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G - 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G - @Adam

OS : One UI 3.1, Android 11
Hardware : Snapdragon 865+, 8GB

Rendering Quality : High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution : High
Texture quality : High
Anti-Aliasing : On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count : Very High

Notes : My third addition to this thread, wow! You could say the same for the Galaxy Tab S7+, which is able to run Infinite Flight in any circumstance. It has a 120Hz screen and an S Pen as standard (take that, Apple) making your Infinite Flight experience that much more enjoyable.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 - 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 - @Marc.Stinger

OS : One UI 3.1, Android 11
Hardware : Snapdragon 865+, 6/8GB

Rendering Quality : High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution : High
Texture quality : High
Anti-Aliasing : On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count : Very High

Notes : For those looking for an Android tablet for Infinite flight, look no further. This is the most powerful tablet currently available with the Snapdragon 865+ and 6Gb or 8Gb RAM and 128 or 256Gb ROM. It never heats up, and can run at 60FPS constantly in a busy airport. Very nice LCD screen, 120Hz. Easily usable with IFassistant, ifpax etc…

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite - 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite - @ThomasThePro

OS : Android 11, One UI 3
Hardware : Exynos 9610 processor 4GB

Rendering Quality : High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution : High
Texture quality : High
Anti-Aliasing : On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count : Very High

Notes : When there’s a big crowd at an airport I suggest turning off Anti-Alising, because it could get laggy, but if your at an airport with fewer people it works perfectly.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 - 2019

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 - @PlaneCrazy

OS: Android 11, One UI 3
Hardware: Snapdragon 855, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: The performance and features of a Galaxy Note 10 paired with a massive super AMOLED. Would recommend to anyone looking for the best possible IF experience on an Android device.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 - 2018

Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 - @Jeno_Farkas

OS: Android 10, One UI 2.1
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: Truly great android tablet for a much cheaper price than underpowered ios counterparts, keyboard integration is incredibly handy. Beautiful display paired with fast internals brings a smooth flying experience

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 - 2017

Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 2017 - @PlaneCrazy

OS: Android 9
Hardware: Snapdragon 820, 4GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Medium

Notes: Agging flagship device that still runs IF pretty well. It’s basically a galaxy S7. A very big S7… Basically bigger everything

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Asus Zenpad 3S 10 - 2016

ASUS Zenpad 3S 10 Z500M - @chris_wing

OS: Android 7
Hardware: Mediatek MT8176, 4GB

Rendering Quality: Low
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Low
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Occasionally when an airport is busy you will have to turn the graphics to medium, but it runs great. It can get very hot so keep the brightness down!

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Huawei MediaPad T3 10

Huawei MediaPad T3 10 - @SpeedPlayz

OS: Android 7
Hardware: Snapdragon 425, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Low
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: Medium
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Medium

Notes: This is not the best device to buy if you are looking for fast, max settings performance. If you are looking for a cheap and reliable tablet and you are a person that likes to fly in and out of not busy airports, this is the appropriate device

iPads

The pinnacle of Apple and their High end devices. Great performance, mostly good screens and enough heat to fry an egg.

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iPad Pro 12.9 - 2021

iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Generation) - @Levet

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple M1, 8/16GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: The best tablet on the market, no competition. @Levet has provided a wonderfully detailed and in-depth review. iPad Pro 2021 Review, Please Read

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iPad 10.2 - 2021

iPad 10.2 (9th Generation) - @IFChile-SpeedbirdCL

OS: iPadOS 15.0.2
Hardware: Apple A13 Bionic, 3GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60 FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: In my opinion this is the best tablet you can get for Infinite Flight if you don’t want to spend a lot of money. The sim looks so smooth with not lag or frame drops, even on 3D airports like KLAX or EHAM.

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iPad Pro 12.9 - 2020

iPad Pro 12.9 (4th Generation) - @Kamryn & @Aniket_Joglekar

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: A12Z Bionic, 6GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: (Blitz) Using Infinite Flight 24/7 like I did killed it’s battery within 3 weeks. The charger became extremely weak at the the point of no charge. This happened 2 times. 3rd party charger recommended.

(Aniket) Has no issues running the sim on the highest settings. Device stays cool throughout the flight. Battery life is excellent, a single charge lasting around 8hrs with low battery mode enabled

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iPad Pro 11 - 2020

iPad Pro 11 2020 Cellular (2nd Generation) - @Dan_77

OS: iPad OS 15 Beta 3
Hardware : A12Z Bionic, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Framerate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: A fantastic piece of hardware, and a great overall performance package, limited only by the restrictiveness of iOS. More in depth notes here

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iPad Air 4 - 2020

iPad Air 4 (4th Generation) - @lucaviness & @Joeoreilly77

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: A14 Bionic, 4GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: (Lucaviness) Stunning performance, screen refresh rate is slower than the iPad Pro but barely noticeable.

(Joe) The iPad Air was worth every penny upgrading it runs infinite flight very smoothly and battery lasts for a great amount of time which is a big plus as well as quicker charging times due to the lightning cable.

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iPad 10.2 - 2020

iPad 10.2 (8th Generation) - @greatsharkiee & @Average_Gamer

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: A12 Bionic, 3GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Great performance for the price, runs IF very smooth.

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iPad Mini 5 - 2019

iPad Mini 5 (5th Generation) - @TheFlyingGuy1

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: A12 Bionic, 3GB RAM

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: This is the best budget friendly iPad for IF. I always use these graphics settings and it never overheats. I’ve done 15 hour flights with it plugged in with no heat issues. I’ll get almost 10 hours of use on the iPad playing IF with these settings. It as amazing.

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iPad Pro 12.9 - 2018

iPad Pro 12.9 (3rd Generation) - @Chatta290

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A12X Bionic, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Fantastic device! I would like to add that I do personally have limit frame rate on just to conserve the battery life but it’s certainly not needed with this device. Don’t be mistaken in thinking this is the best device for IF though, the lesser models such as the iPad 2018 run IF equally well.

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iPad Pro 11 - 2018

iPad Pro 11 (1st Generation) - @Chris_Wing

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware : Apple A12X Bionic, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution:
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Amazing device! It can handle anything. I’ve been to really busy airports with over 50+ people and it still runs so smooth. Defiantly worth it!

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iPad 9.7 - 2018

iPad 9.7 (6th Generation) - @Lord_Huhn

OS : iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A10 Fusion, 2GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very High

Notes: Tested it on iOS 11.4.1 and on 12.0 Beta
Runs perfectly fine. Be wary of throttling.

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iPad Pro 12.9 - 2017

iPad Pro 12.9 (2nd Generation) - @Xpira

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A10X Fusion, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: Runs IF greatly at High resolution without any lag. Device stays very cool. Keep brightness on low while doing 2+ hour flights to save battery. Be conscious when charging.

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iPad Pro 10.5 - 2017

iPad Pro 10.5 (1st Generation) - @Bobby

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A10X Fusion, 4GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: This device runs Infinite Flight flawlessly without lag and has great battery life, even while not being connected to a charger.

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iPad 9.7 - 2017

iPad 9.7 (5th Generation) - @Allen_Lu

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A9, 2GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Medium

Notes: Runs really well, restart device regularly as it might cause sort of lag but won’t effect the game even if crowed airport.

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iPad Pro 9.7 - 2016

iPad Pro 9.7 (1st Generation) - @BigBert10

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A9X, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: ON
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

**Note: The iPad Pro 9.7 Inch (2016) is a really strong iPad. It occasionally freezes, especially if you haven’t cleared up RAM. If it freezes, give it time and it will go smooth again.

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iPad Pro 12.9 - 2015

iPad Pro 12.9 (1st Generation) - @Delta319 & @B747fan & @Marcel001

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A9X, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: Runs IF greatly at High resolution without any lag. However device is prone to hearing. Be conscious when charging.

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iPad Mini 4 - 2015

iPad Mini 4 (4th Generation) - @Starley

OS: iPadOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A8, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: high
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: Anti-Aliasing is on when taking screenshots. Can handle full phat, however it is advised not to. Battery can die pretty quickly running IF, so be sure to have it plugged in or on low brightness when running.

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iPad Mini 3 - 2014

iPad Mini 3 (3rd Generation) - @lucas_Piedra

OS: iOS 12.5.3
Hardware: Apple A7, 1GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Low

Notes: A great device for running any type of flight! Just keep aircraft count at low as lag may occur.

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iPad Air 2 - 2014

iPad Air (2nd Generation) - @Demeter & @Delta319

OS: iOS 12.5.3
Hardware: Apple A8X, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Low
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Low

Notes: Device can get hot at times and lags when more than four aircraft are present. NOT recommended for global, lag is constant, frequent, and only gets worse.
Also had multiple people comment that the device runs absolutely fine. It appears to be a mixed bag.

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iPad Mini 2 - 2013

iPad Mini 2 (2nd Generation) - @Ben2610

OS*: iOS 12.5.3
Hardware: Apple A7, 1GB

Rendering Quality: Low
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture Quality: Low
Anti-aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Low

Notes: Make sure all settings are as low as it goes. It runs IF very slow and crashes frequently. I would not recommend to use this for IF. Just like every other device that gets old, it’s not great to run IF.

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iPad Air - 2013

iPad Air (1st Generation) - @KiwisFlying

OS: iOS 12.5.3
Hardware: Apple A7, 1GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: Low
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: low

Notes: Occasionally when an airport is busy you will have to turn off Anti-Aliasing, but it runs pretty well. Restart is recommended.

EdiT

[Dan_77]

iPhones

2nd most popular mobile OS. Great hardware, fast software, very few compromises.
“Gimme ur money” - Tim Apple

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iPhone 12 Pro - 2020

iPhone 12 Pro - @Zachary

OS iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A14 Bionic, 6GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Runs the simulator incredibly well at the maximum graphics settings. I’d suggest turning off anti-aliasing and enabling limit frame rate for optimal performance with little heat, though the devices runs just fine if you don’t

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iPhone 12 - 2020

iPhone 12 - @CannedAviation

OS iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A14 Bionic, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Like previous generations of iPhone, the iPhone 12 runs the simulator phenomenally at maximum settings. It definitely can handle graphically intensive apps like Infinite Flight with no problem. It is recommended that Limit Frame Rate is enabled to minimize heating.

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IPhone SE - 2020

iPhone SE - 2020 - @Pingu

OS: iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A13, 3GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Despite the size and cost, this phone is a beast for running Infinite Flight. Runs all max graphics with no lag. Strongly recommend this if looking for a cheap (but strong) device.

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iPhone 11 Pro - 2019

iPhone 11 Pro - @KPIT @Dan_77

OS iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A13 Bionic, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Runs the simulator incredibly well at the maximum graphics settings. Very good phone for infinite flight.

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iPhone 11 - 2019

iPhone 11 - @Dan_77 @Vinne

OS: iOS 15.5
Hardware: Apple A13 Bionic, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Amazing to fly with with in Infinite Flight, definitely a top notch device to use.

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iPhone XS - 2018

iPhone XS - @Jens_Severin & @Infinite_aviation1

OS: iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A12 Bionic, 4GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: (Jens) Preform well under flights, with little to some lag during some instances. Runs a little warm if you are taxiing and there are other (5+) aircraft present. I bought this phone new in 2018 and it has survived the upgrades to Infinite Flight.
(Infinite) Works well. But I regret switching to iPhone.

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iPhone XR - 2018

iPhone XR - @TheFlyingGuy1

OS: iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A12 Bionic, 3GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 60FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes : This phone is a beast. I have never had an issue running IF with it. All of the graphics setting can be at max and no heating issues even while charging. I would definitely recommend this phone for IF!

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iPhone X - 2017

iPhone X - @Matt737 & @kyleditching

OS: iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A11 Bionic, 3GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: (Matt) What a beast! The iPhone X can run this huge simulator, with settings all on high! Crazy! Definitely one of the best performers out there!

(Kyle) So far so good! This phone can really handle Infinite Flight well considering it’s 4 years old already! However it can get laggy sometimes in very crowded and busy airports so I would recommend lowering down the graphics!

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iPhone 8 - 2017

iPhone 8 - @Dan_77 @AllegiantAir

OS: iOS 15.5
Hardware: Apple A11 Bionic, 2GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: High
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Very High

Notes: Runs perfectly well with everything on high at busy airports. Has a smaller screen than the iPhone 10 which often results in the 8 outperforming the 10. Watch out for overheating.

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iPhone 7 - 2016

iPhone 7 - @Dan_77 @RealAviation1974

OS: iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A10 Fusion, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: High
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: high

Notes: Good device for Infinite Flight. Runs quite smooth with most aircraft, including most the live cockpit ones, During busy times such as FNF or featured airports, the phone may overheat, and you could see some lag. Is recommended to restart the device before each flight.

kiriburrito - Low ram and poor thermal performance make this a difficult recommendation for flying. Becomes uncomfortable very quickly

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iPhone SE - 2016

iPhone SE - @Panther

OS’ iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A9, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane count: Very high

Notes: Can easily lag. Is beginning to get quite old now and its small chassis doesn’t do it any favours for cooling

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iPhone 6S - 2015

iPhone 6S - @JoelJ @Cbro4 and @AviationJack

OS: iOS 14.5.1
Hardware: Apple A9, 2GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: High

Notes: Runs IF greatly at high resolution without much lag. Little to no problems in crowded airports. Great device! Be mindful on long haul flights where the device with slow nearer the end.

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IPhone 6 - 2015

iPhone 6 - @Justin0623

OS: iOS 12.5.3
Hardware: Apple A8, 1GB

Rendering Quality: Medium
3D Object Density: Low
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Medium

Notes: This is my second phone while this device is able to run IF on high graphics i recommend you lower on longer flights or just lower at cruise with its 1 gigabyte of ram this device is not as powerful as some newer devices you will notice this on longhaul flights

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iPod Touch 6 - 2015

iPod Touch 6th Generation - @Dan_77

OS: IOS 12.5.3
Hardware: Apple A8, 1GB

Rendering Quality: High
3D Object Density: Medium
Rendering Resolution: Medium
Texture quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Airplane Count: Medium

Notes: To say I’m surprised by the performance of the device would be an understatement. Solo mode is easy max graphics, but I would strongly recommend lowering them at a busy airport on live. Small screen means a lower rendering res isn’t noticeable. Beware it cooks your hands.

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Performance | Infinite Flight

General | Infinite Flight

What are the Minimum Device Requirements for Infinite Flight?

Our minimum device requirements for the Global versions of Infinite Flight is as follows:

iOS:

iOS 10 operating system or later with a 64-bit processor

Additionally, we strongly recommend that your device has at least 2GB+ of internal device memory (RAM).

Android:

Android 7.0 (Nougat) operating system or later with a 64-bit processor
Device must support OpenGL ES 3.0, click here to check

Additionally, we strongly recommend that your device has at least 2GB+ of internal device memory (RAM).

Note: Due to the large variety of Android devices, there is not a full list of devices supported. Customers with devices that are not supported at this time will receive a message on the Google Play Store when attempting to download the latest update for Infinite Flight to advise that the device in use is not supported.

If your device doesn’t have a 64-bit processor and cannot be upgraded to Android 7.0, you will still be able to enjoy Infinite Flight on versions prior to 21.1. To find out if your device meets these requirements, check here

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Last thread update - Dan, 05/06/2022, 00:39 GMT

[anon7075715]

I can never get over the way you format these posts <3. Bookmarked!

[Dan_77]

Yeah, I spent days trying to fix this on my phone and decided to wait until my new PC was built and running. Trust me, having dual monitors made this so much easier to get finished 😆

[ServerGhost]

I posted the S10+ on the old thread

[Hamza.N]

From the old thread.
Could this be added as a top notch device. Thank you.

Device : Honor view 20
OS : Android 9.0
Rendering Quality : High
Rendering Resolution : High
Texture Quality : High
Anti-Aliasing : On
Limit Framerate : Off
Airplane Count : Very High
GeekBench Scores : 3343, 9932
Antutu Benchmark scores : 305,599
Notes : It costs £499 for the 6gb ram and 128gb storage version which I am currently using. It utilises the kirin 980 chip which can be found on other powerful phones like the mate 20 Pro and can be compared to the s10s snapdragon 855. It was also the first phone to use the new pin hole camera technology just like the samsung s10 where the display takes up most of the screen. In terms of infinite flight and gaming in general, it runs flawlessly with no lag whatsoever. It will never get warm or hot during gaming due to its built in liquid cooling.

[Dan_77]

Yes, primarily because it didn’t fit the formatting, and also because I have to keep the notes shorter as I’m close to the character limit.
The important parts are the same, quoted from my external website where needed.

[Hamza.N]

Ive updated it a bit. This is more accurate:

OS : Android 9.0 Pie
Hardware Kirin 980, 6GB
Rendering Quality : Ludicrous
Texture quality : High
Anti-Aliasing : On
Limit framerate : Off
Airplane count : Very High
GeekBench Scores : 3343 / 9932
Notes : A quite powerful phone for a reasonably low price . Runs the simulator very well. Will hardly get warm due to to its neat cooling system.

Honor View 20 review: A hole-in-one! - Android Authority

[Hamza.N]

Just take down my device as a whole. Id rather have it on there with accurate information from personal experience as i own the device instead of you making it up.

[FKMX]

For those who are in France and do not want to spend too much on a phone, I propose: SAMSUNG GALAXIE S7 where the ASUS ZENPHONE 4 MAX PLUS.

[Dan_77]

Out of the 2, I’d take the Samsung Galaxy S7. Whilst the ZenFone has a low and affordable price, plus a 5000mAh (5000mAh!!) Battery, it is in no way a performance rival to the Galaxy S7.
I’d expect the ZenFone to run on the lowest setting based on experience with similar devices. Though if you’re on a budget, I can’t exactly knock it for a value device 🙃

[OceanaAir]

What is the graphics settings of the s8+ ?

[Othman_Asli]

Does anyone know if the Xiaomi redmi Note 7 works with pretty high graphics for IF? :)

[IFMG]

OnePlus5t

OS: Android 9.0 Pie / Oxygen OS 9.0.5
Hardware: Snapdragon 835, 8GB RAM, 128GB ROM
Rendering Quality: Best
Texture Quality: High
Anti-Aliasing: On
Limit Framerate: Off
Airplane Count: Very high
GeekBench Scores: 1941 , 6612
Notes: The OnePlus5t packed with 8GB ram can give gamers a great Experience while playing Infinite Flight. After 1 Year of playing Infinite Flight on this phone, it handles Friday Night Flights with no frame rate issues. With the 3500mAh battery gamers can leave the device off charge while doing overnighters and wake up to around 30% when taking off with full battery. This phone Has very quick responces due to the near stock Android with OnePlus Oxygen OS which fixes some known android issues. This phone is a great for a person who wants a flagship Experience on a budget phone.

[anon36571935]

Ignoring the fact that the iPad Pro’s design is brand new, and easily destroys the Pixel C, great new thread!
However, if the devices are listed chronologically, shouldn’t the iPad Pro 10.5 (2017) & 9.7 go after the 1st Gen iPad Pro? Or is it actually based off of screen sizes first, then releases second?

[Dan_77]

There isn’t any particular order for the devices if I’m honest. I don’t remember when I first put it together… It does look quite chronological doesn’t it?

I may review this later, but as of right now it’s literally just how it’s fallen together 🤷

[Othman_Asli]

Does anyone know if the Xiaomi redmi Note 7 works with pretty high graphics for IF? :)
(X2)

[aslam_khan]

If redmi note 5 is listed in medium category than I think so note 7 can also be in same upper series. Check for ur self and compare both phones with processor.

[Pilot_Dan1]

I have GOT IPad (2017) in 2017 and love it!!