I broke my tablet - starting again - which version of DJI Go to choose?

[Viewfinder]

During the early months of owning a Phantom 3 Advanced I was plagued with demands to update everything, I suffered numerous problems updating, and I lost some lovely photo opportunities because everything was busy updating. I therefore stopped using my phone as a control device and instead used a dedicated tablet with a stable version of DJI Go, no SIM card, and WiFi connection disabled. This meant I did not have Google maps but since I always fly within 400m and line-of-sight that really did not matter.

Last week I broke my tablet.

I don't know what version of DJI Go I was running, and believe me that tablet is really broken so I can't ask it. But I think it may have been 3.1.3

Advice please. Which version of DJI Go would be a good choice to download and install on my replacement tablet?

And since I'm here, any suggestions for which tablet to buy as a replacement? Having swapped from a phone to a tablet I wouldn't go back to the small screen on a phone.

Thanks!

 

[LarBear360]

I've been using an ASUS ZenPad 8 with 3.1.10 which is the latest. So far, so good but I don't fly as often as others and I have been testing Litchi with no issues. I'm reading about Samsung products crashing since this last update. S7, S8 don't seem to like it much.

 

[Viewfinder]

Thanks LarBear.
Anyone else?

 

[Bakersfield Quad]

Galaxy Tab S3 9.7", great tablet but expensive, 12-15 hours of battery life, no heating in hot weather over 100f, 4k video, bright display that I use without a shade in direct sun.

 

[Viewfinder]

Thanks Bakersfield - do you have a favourite version of DJI Go?

EDIT
Re. Samsung, I just read this on the DJI forum: Samsung is always adding to the OS and messing with it almost weekly. One week it works, next it refuses to connect.
I'm afraid that was my experience too when I was trying to control my P3A from a Samsung phone. After months of ownership and very little successful flying I only had success with my drone when I changed to an un-branded tablet which came free with a new data-only contract for my boat's WiFi router. This tablet had no SIM card but it did have GPS and after I disabled WiFi I had several months trouble free flying. And then I broke it.
/EDIT