Rainbow Six Mobile 120 FPS Device List Revealed; Check if Your Phone Missing?

For a competitive game like Rainbow Six Mobile, framerate has always been crucial. More than the visual fidelity, serious players are concerned about how smooth the gameplay is. That is why Ubisoft has taken a big step and brought 120 FPS to the game. This feature is still in its beta phase and is limited to certain devices. Here's the complete Rainbow Six Mobile 120 fps device list.

Rainbow Six Mobile System Requirements (Android, iOS, iPadOS)

Your device must meet the base requirements to support 120 fps. The game is optimized, but it still demands solid hardware for destruction physics and tactical gameplay.

Android requirements

• OS: Android 9 or higher
• RAM: Minimum 4GB
• Storage: At least 4–5GB free

These can run the game, but do not expect 120 fps support in Rainbow Six Mobile on these.

iOS and iPadOS requirements

• Chipset: A12 Bionic or newer
• OS: iOS 14 or later

Note: meeting these specs lets you play the game, but not necessarily access 120 FPS.

Rainbow Six Mobile 120 FPS Device List (Beta Supported Devices)

Now comes the important part. The Rainbow Six Mobile 120 fps device list is currently limited because the feature is still in beta. Ubisoft is rolling it out slowly and only on devices that can actually handle it.

Apple Devices

These are the best iOS devices for R6M 120 fps:

• iPhone 17 Pro
• iPhone 16 Pro
• iPhone 15 Pro
• iPad Pro (M2)

These devices have top-tier chips and stable optimization, making them the most reliable for 120 fps support in Rainbow Six Mobile.

Android Flagship Devices

These are some of the R6M 120 fps supported devices:

• ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro
• Poco F8 Pro
• iQOO Neo 10
• Realme GT 7
• Nothing Phone 3
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
• Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
• OnePlus 13
• OnePlus 12

Important Things to Remember

Here are some must-knows for the R6M 120 fps supported devices:

• You need a 120Hz display; otherwise, the option won't show up.
• R6M 120 FPS is still in beta, so stability is not guaranteed.
• Ubisoft is actively expanding the R6M 120 FPS Device List.
• You can switch back to 60 FPS if performance drops.

Right now, the Rainbow Six Mobile 120 FPS device list is small, but it will grow fast as optimization improves and more devices get verified.

If you use an external input device for your gameplay, go through our Rainbow Six Mobile controller guide.