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BGMI 120 FPS Supported Devices (2026)

Playing BGMI at 120 FPS gives you a massive competitive edge with ultra-smooth visuals and faster response times. But not every phone can handle it. This is the complete and updated list ofĀ BGMI 120 FPS supported devicesĀ in 2026, including the latest flagships added with recent patches.

What Is 120 FPS in BGMI?

In BGMI, the 120 FPS mode is listed as theĀ “Ultra Extreme”Ā frame rate setting under graphics options. Unlike standard 60 FPS gameplay, 120 FPS cuts the time between each frame in half, making movements, sprays, and reactions feel noticeably sharper. This matters most in close-range fights and high-speed vehicle chases where split-second timing decides the outcome.

To run BGMI at 120 FPS, your phone needs both aĀ 120Hz or higher displayĀ and a chipset powerful enough to sustain that frame rate without throttling. Simply owning a 120Hz phone is not enough. Krafton must also officially certify your device for this setting.​

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BGMI 120 FPS Supported Android Devices

Here is the full brand-wise list of Android phones that support 120 FPS in BGMI as of 2026:

Samsung

  • Galaxy S26 Ultra, S25 Series, S24 Series, S23 Series, S22 Ultra​
  • Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Fold 6, Z Fold 5​
  • Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, Tab S10 Series​

OnePlus

  • OnePlus 15, OnePlus 13, OnePlus 12, OnePlus 12R, OnePlus 11, OnePlus 11R, OnePlus Open​

iQOO

  • iQOO 15, iQOO 13, iQOO 12, iQOO 11​
  • iQOO Neo 10, Neo 10R, Neo 9 Pro​

Xiaomi & Redmi

  • Xiaomi 15 Ultra, 15T Pro, 14 Ultra, 14 Series, 13 Series​
  • Redmi Note 10 Pro, Redmi K30​

POCO

  • POCO F7 Pro, F6 Pro, F6, F5, F4
  • POCO X4 Pro, X7 Pro (select models)​

Realme

  • Realme GT 6, GT 2 Pro, GT Neo 5, GT Neo 3

ASUS ROG

  • ROG Phone 9 Pro, ROG Phone 8 Series, ROG Phone 7 Ultimate​
  • Zenfone 11 Ultra​

Nubia / Red Magic

  • Red Magic 11 Pro, 10 Pro, 9 Pro Series​
  • Nubia Z60 Ultra, Nubia Z50​

Vivo

  • Vivo X100 Pro, X90 Pro, X80 Pro​

Google Pixel

  • Pixel 10 Pro XL, Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 8 Pro​

Others

  • Infinix GT 20 Pro​
  • Motorola Edge 50 Ultra​

iPhone and iPad Support

iPhones are a special case. Despite Apple’s ProMotion 120Hz displays on Pro models, Krafton has not officially unlocked 120 FPS for iPhones in BGMI as of mid-2025. Most iPhones are capped at 60 FPS in the game due to iOS system-level restrictions. However,Ā iPad Pro models do support higher frame ratesĀ in BGMI. The iPhone 13 series and above were previously listed on early 120 FPS compatibility charts, so an official unlock in a future patch remains possible.

How to Enable 120 FPS in BGMI

Once you confirm your phone is on the supported list, follow these steps to turn on the setting:​

  1. Open BGMI and go toĀ Settings
  2. Tap onĀ Graphics & Audio
  3. Under the Graphics tab, set the style toĀ Smooth
  4. Look for the Frame Rate option and selectĀ Ultra Extreme
  5. Go to your phone’sĀ System Settings > DisplayĀ and set refresh rate toĀ 120Hz
  6. DisableĀ Battery Saver modeĀ and enableĀ Performance ModeĀ via your phone’s Game Booster app

If “Ultra Extreme” does not appear, your device is likely not yet certified by Krafton, even if it has a 120Hz screen. ​

Does 120 FPS Give a Competitive Advantage?

Yes, it does, and the difference is measurable. At 120 FPS, your game renders a new frame every 8.3 milliseconds, compared to 16.6 milliseconds at 60 FPS. This means enemy movements appear smoother and you can react faster to on-screen changes. Many top-ranked BGMI players and pro-level competitors use 120 FPS devices specifically for this input advantage.

Also read: Mobile Gaming Optimization Guide Android: Zero Lag Settings for BGMI, Free Fire & COD Mobile

BGMI is also fully playable at 60 FPS, which is the standard across most mid-range devices. All game modes, maps, events, and mechanics remain accessible regardless of your frame rate setting. The 120 FPS option is strictly a performance enhancement for eligible high-end phones and does not gate any content.​

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