Best gyro Sensitivity Setting for BGMI 3-finger Claw

To get the best gyro sensitivity settings for BGMI with a 3-finger claw setup you need to optimize settings that balance and improve recoil control aiming accuracy and movement speed Gyroscope sensitivity in BGMI helps control recoil by tilting your device so finding the right value can greatly improve your gameplay. Here is a guide with recommended settings and the best way to adjust them to suit your playing style.

Camera Sensitivity (Free Look)

Camera sensitivity affects how fast the camera moves when you tilt the device while using the gyroscope. Since a 3-finger claw setup typically requires one finger for movement, one for aiming, and one for shooting, the gyroscope setting helps you maintain accuracy without needing a fourth finger.

• Third Person Number Scope : 300-350%
• First Person Number Scope : 300-350%

This high sensitivity range allows for faster smoother camera movements without lifting your fingers for adjustment

ADS (target down sight) sensitivity

ADS Sensitivity adjusts the gyroscope’s response when aiming down a target (scoping in). Since the control required here depends largely on its sensitivity, this setting is vital to keeping your shots accurate, especially in mid-range and long-range combat.

• Red dot holographic aiming assist : 250-300%

• Higher sensitivity allows tablet control over recoil, especially with SMGs and ARs, allowing you to bring down your target more efficiently to maintain accuracy in short to medium range combat

• 2X scope : 200 – 250%

• Medium sensitivity for a 2X scope helps maintain control over recoil while still allowing a little leeway for quick adjustments at mid range

• 3x Scope : 120 – 150%

• 3X scopes, often used for medium to long range combat Medium sensitivity level Stable targeting

• 4X scope : 160 – 200%

• 4X scopes require low sensitivity to avoid excessive recoil and unintentional movement when firing at distant targets

• 6X scope : 120 – 150%

• The low sensitivity here enables precise control for long-range combat as any excessive movement can throw the shot off target

• 8X scope : 70-100%

• The low setting on the 8x scope allows steady precise control for sniper shots where even the slightest shift can cause a miss on target at long range

Gyroscope sensitivity for overall recoil control

If you rely heavily on the gyroscope for recoil control you will benefit from experimenting with your ADS and general gyro sensitivity. Here is a brief description of how to adjust gyro sensitivity for stability and control.

• Adjust gradually : Increase or decrease by 10 – 20% to find the perfect balance Adjust your fingers for position and ease of movement for each scope specifically as the three finger claw may vary slightly in performance depending on grip style
• Testing and improving : practice this in some classic matches at the training ground can give you a feel for how well the settings match your natural movements and reaction times

Additional tips for 3-finger gyro setup

• Combine gyro with ADS for instability : In a 3-finger setup your index finger is often busy with the scope button or shooting so combining ADS with the gyroscope becomes even more important. This synergy allows you to easily control the horizon and recoil while keeping your other fingers free for movement.
• Stability of the device : It is important to hold your device steadily to maximize the efficiency of the gyro sensitivity setting. If you feel any discomfort or jitter, it is advisable to slightly adjust your claw grip or reduce the overall sensitivity.
• Find your comfort zone : Comfort is important Your exact sensitivity may vary slightly depending on your specific device as screen size and gyroscope response can vary Try settings within these recommended ranges, but fine-tune based on your hand’s comfort

Recommended Settings Overview

These gyro sensitivity settings are a solid foundation for the 3-finger claw setup in BGMI. Your aim control and aiming stability should improve with this value making the recoil easier to manage.