Recently, Tencent finally announced the 120 FPS feature for PUBG Mobile. The company, which has been offering a high refresh rate gaming experience for years, has finally released an even more fluid experience for its users. Samsung Galaxy phones that support 120 FPS and come with the PUBG Mobile 3.2 update have also been announced. Here are the Samsung Galaxy phones that support PUBG Mobile 120 FPS…
Here are the Samsung Galaxy phones that offer 120 fps PUBG experience
Tencent, which added many new features to the game with the new 3.2 update, has also managed to make the gaming pleasure of the players more fluid. With the update released on May 13 for Android and iOS, 120 fps support has now been added to the options. Of course, not every device will be able to support it because it does not have a 120Hz screen, and Samsung announced phones that can play PUBG Mobile with 120 FPS support.
The feature, which is currently supported by selected devices, can also be used by a few Samsung phones. Samsung, which has been selling almost all flagship devices with 120Hz screens since 2020, will not offer 120 FPS PUBG Mobile experience on all phones.
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Among the supported devices, Samsung’s newest S series, Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra stand out. It is not yet clear how the phones will perform in the 120 fps option, but it is expected that they can play it easily.
Here are Samsung phones that support PUBG Mobile 120 FPS:
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S24+
- Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
What comes with the PUBG Mobile v3.2 update?
Here are the features of the new update of the popular game:
- New Mecha Fusion Mode / SteelArk
- Armamech
- New special vehicle: Levitron
- strider
- Legendary Pilot Challenge
- jetpack
- Personal assistance (Personal AED)
- Magnet Gun
- Respawn Beacon
The feature, which is not currently supported for tablets, is expected to be offered to more phones and tablets in the future. Well, have you tried PUBG Mobile’s 120 fps feature? Do you think there is a change in performance? You can share your thoughts in the comments.