Samsung Galaxy phones supporting PUBG Mobile 120 FPS have been revealed!
Recently, Tencent announced the long-awaited 120 FPS feature for PUBG Mobile. After years of delivering high refresh rate gaming experiences, the company has finally rolled out an even smoother experience for its users. Alongside the PUBG Mobile 3.2 update, Samsung Galaxy phones supporting 120 FPS have also been unveiled. Here are the Samsung Galaxy phones that support PUBG Mobile at 120 FPS…
Here are the Samsung Galaxy phones offering the 120 FPS PUBG experience
With the new 3.2 update bringing in many new features to the game, Tencent has successfully made the gaming experience even smoother for players. Released on May 13th for Android and iOS, the update now includes the option for 120 FPS support. However, not every device will be able to support this feature due to not having a 120Hz display. Samsung has announced the phones that can run PUBG Mobile at 120 FPS.
While the feature is currently supported by select devices, it can also be utilized by some of Samsung’s phones. Samsung has been offering 120Hz displays in almost all its flagship devices since 2020, but not all phones will deliver the 120 FPS Mobile experience.
Among the supported devices, Samsung’s latest S series, including the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra, stand out. It’s expected that these phones will comfortably handle the 120 fps option, although their performance in this mode remains to be seen.
Here are the Samsung phones supporting PUBG Mobile at 120 FPS:
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S24+
- Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
What’s new in PUBG Mobile v3.2 update?
Here are the features introduced with the popular game’s latest update:
- New Mecha Fusion Mode / SteelArk
- Armamech
- New special vehicle: Levitron
- Strider
- Legendary Pilot Battle
- Jetpack
- Personal AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
- Magnet Gun
- Respawn Beacon
For now, the feature is not supported on tablets, but it’s expected to be rolled out to more phones and tablets in the future. Have you tried the 120 FPS feature in PUBG? Do you notice any changes in performance? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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