The right sensitivity settings are the difference between beaming enemies and spraying the skybox. This guide gives you proven PUBG Mobile sensitivity settings for 2026 — for both no-gyro and full-gyro players — plus how to fine-tune them to your device.
Camera Sensitivity (Free Look)
These control how fast your view moves. A solid starting point for most phones:
- 3rd Person No Scope: 120–130%
- 1st Person No Scope: 110–120%
- Red Dot / Holographic: 55–65%
- 2x Scope: 45–55%
- 3x–4x Scopes: 30–40%
- 6x–8x Scopes: 15–25%
ADS Sensitivity
ADS (aim-down-sights) sensitivity controls recoil handling while firing. Keep it slightly lower than camera sensitivity for control:
- Red Dot: 50–60%
- 2x: 40–50%
- 3x: 30–38%
- 4x: 28–35%
- 6x: 20–28%
- 8x: 12–18%
Gyroscope Settings (Full Gyro)
Gyro players get a huge recoil-control advantage. If your phone supports it, turn it on:
- 3rd Person No Scope: 300–330%
- Red Dot: 280–310%
- 2x–3x: 240–280%
- 4x–6x: 180–230%
- 8x: 120–160%
No-gyro players: raise your ADS values by about 10% to compensate for the missing recoil help.
How to Fine-Tune (5 Minutes)
- Go to the training ground with an M416 + red dot.
- Spray a wall at 20m. If bullets climb too fast, lower ADS by 5%. If you can’t pull down enough, raise it.
- Test a 4x spray at 50m — adjust until the pattern is a tight vertical line.
- Save your layout to the cloud so you never lose it.
FAQs
Should I use gyroscope in PUBG Mobile?
If your device supports it well, yes — gyro gives dramatically better spray control. Start with “Scope On” gyro before going full gyro.
Why do pros use different sensitivities?
Screen size, finger layout (2-finger vs 4-finger claw), and device refresh rate all change what feels right. Use these as a baseline, then personalize.
Do these settings work on iPad/tablet?
The ratios transfer, but larger screens usually need 10–15% lower values. Adjust from the baseline above.