Perfect your aim with device-optimized sensitivity settings. Get personalized recommendations, pro player presets, and advanced scope ratio analysis for maximum Booyah potential.
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Close-range combat (SMG/Shotgun)
Mid-range combat (AR)
Long-range combat
AWM/SVD precision
Camera movement speed
Choose a starting point based on your preferred combat range
Long-range combat, AWM/SVD focus
Mid-range versatility, AR + sniper
Close combat, SMG/Shotgun rush
Everything you need to know about Free Fire sensitivity
The perfect sensitivity doesn't exist - only the perfect sensitivity for YOU. After applying new settings, commit to practicing for at least 5-7 days before making changes. Use Training Mode daily: practice tracking moving targets, control weapon recoil on walls, and perform quick 180° turns. Consistency in practice with one sensitivity setting will always beat constantly changing settings in search of a magical number. Your muscle memory needs time to adapt.
Begin with 50-55 general sensitivity. It's easier to adjust up or down from middle ground than from extremes.
Each scope should be progressively lower. If Red Dot is 90, make 2x about 85, 4x about 75, and 8x about 60.
Set Free Look sensitivity equal to or within 5 points of your general sensitivity for consistent camera feel.
Tablets need 20-30% lower sensitivity than phones. A 6" phone at 60 sensitivity = 10" tablet at 45 sensitivity.
More fingers = more control = lower sensitivity needed. 4-finger claw players use 10-15 points lower than 2-finger.
Enable gyroscope at 150-200 for "Scope Only" mode. It provides micro-aim control that touch alone cannot match.
Test all changes in Training Mode for 20+ minutes before playing ranked. Practice tracking and recoil control.
Adjust by ±5 points maximum at a time. Large changes destroy muscle memory and require complete re-learning.
Give your settings 5-7 days minimum before adjusting. Your brain needs time to build new muscle memory patterns.
Sensitivity considerations for different weapon types
MP40, M1887, M1014, Vector
SMGs benefit from high sensitivity for tracking enemies in close quarters. Practice hipfire sprays and quick flicks.
AK, M4A1, SCAR, Groza, AN94
ARs need balanced settings for all ranges. Focus on consistent 2x scope sensitivity for spray transfers.
AWM, SVD, Kar98k, M82B
Lower 8x scope sensitivity is crucial. Practice drag scoping and quick scoping in Training Mode daily.
M60, MG42, Woodpecker, SKS
LMGs have heavy recoil. Use slightly lower sensitivity and rely on gyroscope for vertical recoil control.
Avoid these pitfalls that hurt your performance
Pro players use different devices (often iPads) and have thousands of hours of muscle memory. Their settings won't work the same on your device. Use them as reference points, not exact copies.
Switching sensitivity every day prevents muscle memory from forming. Stick with one setup for minimum 5-7 days before making any adjustments. Consistency is key.
Using 70 for all scopes destroys consistency. Higher zoom needs lower sensitivity. Follow the ratio rule: Red Dot > 2x > 4x > 8x in decreasing order.
A tablet at 70 sensitivity feels completely different than a phone at 70. Always adjust for your screen size - larger screens need lower sensitivity values.
Testing new settings directly in ranked is a recipe for disaster. Always practice for 20-30 minutes in Training Mode first to build initial muscle memory.
Below 25 or above 90 general sensitivity creates massive problems. Too low = can't turn fast enough. Too high = impossible to aim precisely. Stay in 35-80 range.
Use this calculator to find your optimal settings, but remember: the best sensitivity is the one you practice with consistently. Pick your settings, commit to them, and focus on improving your game sense and positioning.