One question keeps coming up as pre-registration numbers climb: what kind of phone will you actually need to run PUBG Mobile FLASH? The honest answer right now is a mix of a few confirmed details and some reasonable guesswork. Here’s exactly what Level Infinite has said, what hasn’t been announced yet, and what a closely related sister product suggests about the likely range.
Has Level Infinite Announced Official Minimum Requirements?
No, not yet. As of now, Level Infinite has not published a minimum or recommended RAM figure, processor requirement, GPU requirement, or Android version requirement for PUBG Mobile FLASH. The official Play Store listing focuses on the app’s purpose rather than hard specifications, describing FLASH as “built for more devices” and designed to deliver “optimized performance across more phones.”
What has been confirmed is the download size: under 1GB on Android and under 2GB on iOS for the initial install, with Erangel ready to play immediately and additional maps and modes available as optional downloads afterward.
Why This Matters Before You Pre-Register
Pre-registering doesn’t require you to know your phone’s specs in advance, since it’s just a Play Store or App Store action. But if you’re specifically pre-registering FLASH because your current device struggles to run standard PUBG Mobile, it’s reasonable to want some idea of what FLASH will actually need before launch. Right now, that idea has to come from pattern-based reasoning rather than an official spec sheet.
The Closest Data Point: BGMI Lite
KRAFTON’s India-specific sister product in this same “lighter PUBG” family, BGMI Lite, has already had its minimum requirements officially confirmed: an Adreno 306 or higher GPU, and at least 1.5GB of RAM. BGMI Lite and PUBG Mobile FLASH share the same underlying philosophy — a small initial download, Erangel as the starting map, modular content you add later, and messaging built around reaching players on budget and older devices.
Because of how closely these two products have mirrored each other on nearly every other detail so far, from download size to the “lighter way to play, same quality” framing, BGMI Lite’s confirmed numbers are a reasonable indicator of the range FLASH is likely to land in.
This needs to be stated plainly: BGMI Lite’s specs are not FLASH’s specs. They are two separate products, built by related but distinct teams, for different markets, and Level Infinite has not confirmed that FLASH will match these numbers exactly. Treat the figures below as an informed expectation, not a confirmed requirement.
Expected Range, Based on the BGMI Lite Pattern
| Component | BGMI Lite (confirmed) | PUBG MOBILE FLASH (expected, unconfirmed) |
|---|---|---|
| GPU | Adreno 306 or higher | Likely similar entry-level GPU tier |
| RAM | 1.5GB minimum | Likely in a similar 1.5GB to 2GB range |
| Android version | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Processor | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Initial download | Around 1GB | Under 1GB (Android, confirmed) |
Everything in the right-hand column beyond the confirmed download size should be read as an estimate, not a specification you can rely on when deciding whether a specific device will run the game.
How This Compares to Standard PUBG Mobile
For context, standard PUBG Mobile’s long-published minimum requirements are an Android 5.1.1 device with at least 2GB of RAM, along with several gigabytes of storage once maps and resources are downloaded. FLASH is explicitly built to undercut that baseline, both in storage footprint and, based on the BGMI Lite pattern, likely in RAM requirement as well. If FLASH does land near BGMI Lite’s 1.5GB RAM minimum, that would put it meaningfully below standard PUBG Mobile‘s entry point, opening the game up to a wider range of older and budget devices.
What to Watch For Next
Level Infinite has not given a timeline for when exact system requirements will be published. Based on how FLASH’s other details have rolled out so far, in a sequence of separate confirmations rather than one complete reveal, it’s likely that specific requirements will surface gradually, possibly closer to the November 2026 launch window. This page will be updated the moment official figures are confirmed.
Bottom Line
If you’re trying to decide whether your current phone will run PUBG Mobile FLASH, the honest answer is that nobody outside Level Infinite knows for certain yet. What can be said is that FLASH is being built specifically to run on lighter hardware than standard PUBG Mobile, and its closest sister product’s confirmed minimums (Adreno 306 GPU, 1.5GB RAM) give a reasonable sense of the range to expect. Until Level Infinite confirms the real numbers, treat any specific spec claim you see online, including the estimate in this article, as unofficial.
This article will be updated the moment Level Infinite releases official system requirements for PUBG Mobile FLASH.
FAQ Block
Has Level Infinite confirmed PUBG Mobile FLASH’s minimum RAM or GPU requirements?
No. As of now, only the download size has been officially confirmed (under 1GB on Android, under 2GB on iOS). RAM, GPU, processor, and Android version requirements have not been announced.
Why are Adreno 306 and 1.5GB RAM mentioned in this article if they’re not confirmed for FLASH?
Those figures are the officially confirmed minimum requirements for BGMI Lite, a related sister product built on a similar philosophy. They are used here only as a reasonable estimate of FLASH’s likely range, not as a confirmed specification.
Will my old Android phone be able to run PUBG Mobile FLASH?
This can’t be confirmed until Level Infinite publishes official requirements. FLASH is designed for lighter hardware than standard PUBG Mobile, so older devices have a better chance than with the main app, but there’s no guaranteed spec threshold yet.
Is PUBG Mobile FLASH’s Android version requirement lower than standard PUBG Mobile?
This hasn’t been confirmed either way. Standard PUBG Mobile requires Android 5.1.1 or above; FLASH’s requirement has not been announced.
When will the official system requirements be announced?
Level Infinite hasn’t given a specific timeline. Based on how other FLASH details have rolled out, requirements are expected to be confirmed gradually, possibly closer to the November 2026 launch.
