These values are tuned for how the iPhone 12 actually runs PUBG Mobile — its frame-rate ceiling changes how much sensitivity you can control. Set them in Settings → Sensitivity, play two or three matches, then nudge individual scopes up or down by 2–5% until spray transfers feel natural. Sensitivity is personal; treat this as a strong baseline, not law.
Recommended graphics first
Smooth + Ultra (60 FPS). Turn shadows off and keep brightness at 100 for visibility. Sensitivity only feels consistent when your frame rate is stable, so lock graphics in before touching the values below.
Camera sensitivity (free look and aiming)
Scope
Value
TPP (no scope)
130%
FPP (no scope)
100%
Red Dot / Holo
60%
2x Scope
35%
3x Scope
26%
4x Scope
20%
6x Scope
14%
8x Scope
11%
ADS sensitivity (while firing)
Scope
Value
TPP (no scope)
120%
FPP (no scope)
95%
Red Dot / Holo
64%
2x Scope
38%
3x Scope
28%
4x Scope
22%
6x Scope
15%
8x Scope
12%
Gyroscope sensitivity (Always On)
Scope
Value
TPP (no scope)
300%
FPP (no scope)
300%
Red Dot / Holo
300%
2x Scope
260%
3x Scope
200%
4x Scope
160%
6x Scope
80%
8x Scope
60%
Tips for the iPhone 12
If your sprays climb too fast, lower the 3x and 4x ADS values first — they matter most in mid-range fights.
Gyro players: keep camera values lower than a non-gyro player would, and let the gyroscope handle recoil.
Turn off battery saver and enable your phone's game mode — thermal throttling silently drops FPS and makes your aim feel off.
Re-test after every big PUBG Mobile update; recoil patterns and default handling get patched more often than you'd think.