Stop copying random pro settings that don't fit your phone. Pick your device, gyro and finger layout — get camera, ADS and gyroscope values tuned for your hands and your FPS.
Change anything — your tables update instantly. Start with Balanced, then fine-tune in Training Grounds.
Balanced suits most players — good flicks without losing spray control.
These are starting points, not magic numbers. Test for 15 minutes and adjust any scope by ±5 until it feels natural.
The most popular competitive setup in BGMI. Smooth 60 FPS base, gyro for spray control and a 4-finger claw so you can move, aim and fire at the same time.
Rush + 4/5 finger + Gyro ON gives the fastest flicks. Keep Red Dot camera high and practise M416 + 3x sprays daily.
Precise style lowers 6x / 8x a lot, so your Kar98 / AWM crosshair doesn't jump past heads. Pair it with Gyro on Scope On.
On 30–40 FPS, higher camera is not a mistake — your screen refreshes slower, so you need a bigger swipe for the same turn. Don't copy a flagship player's low values.
Pros play on flagship 90/120 FPS phones with 5-finger claw and years of muscle memory. The same numbers on a 40 FPS phone will feel slow and heavy. Your device matters more than their name.
Gyro ON gives better recoil control, especially for 3x and 4x sprays, because you tilt instead of dragging your thumb off the screen. Gyro OFF is simpler to learn and works fine up to Diamond–Crown with good thumb control.
Give any new setup at least 3–4 days. Changing daily resets your muscle memory and your aim will actually get worse, even if the new numbers are better on paper.
Spray pulling up means ADS / Gyro for that scope is too low. Spray flying sideways usually means the value is too high for your hand speed — drop it by 5–8 and test again.
Disclaimer: Fan-made tool for Battlegrounds Mobile India players. Not affiliated with Krafton. Sensitivity values are community-tested recommendations — your perfect setting depends on your device, screen size and hand comfort.