Best PUBG sensitivity settings

In PUBG Mobile, setting the right sensitivity can significantly improve your gameplay. Sensitivity settings affect how you aim, control recoil, and move in-game. Here’s a breakdown of each setting type and tips for adjusting them:

1. Camera Sensitivity

Affects how fast the camera moves when you look around.

Free Look Camera: Controls the sensitivity when looking around with the eye button, which doesn’t affect aiming or shooting.

3rd Person (TPP) and 1st Person (FPP) No Scope: Adjusts the sensitivity when moving without aiming down sights. Higher values allow faster turns, useful for quickly spotting enemies.

Aiming Down Sights (ADS): Each ADS sensitivity controls different scopes:

Red Dot, Holographic, and 2x Scope: Slightly higher sensitivity helps you track close-range enemies.

4x Scope and above: Lower sensitivity here can help in managing long-range shots, reducing shakiness.

2. ADS Sensitivity

Controls recoil when firing while aiming down sights.

No Scope ADS: Useful for recoil control on hip-fire.

Scoped ADS Sensitivity: For each scope (2x, 4x, etc.), lower sensitivity helps control recoil but may reduce the speed of movement. Higher sensitivity on lower scopes (e.g., red dot) is better for close combat.

3. Gyroscope Sensitivity

If you use your phone’s gyroscope to control aiming by tilting the device, adjust this sensitivity.

High Gyroscope Sensitivity: Best for advanced players who use the gyroscope for aiming, especially with scopes.

Low Gyroscope Sensitivity: Helps avoid accidental tilt movements but may limit recoil control.

4. Tips for Adjusting Sensitivity

Experiment in Training Mode: Test each setting individually to see what works best.

Start Low and Adjust Up: Gradually increase sensitivity to avoid making drastic changes.

Balance ADS and Gyroscope: If you’re using both, they should complement each other rather than overlap in function.

Fine-tuning these settings can make aiming smoother, improve recoil control, and help you react faster in combat.