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BGMI (Battlegrounds Mobile India) has finally launched in India, but for now we can see it launching only for Android devices. Many fans are disappointed simply because BGMI hasn’t launched for iOS yet. Yesterday BGMI has launched its version 1.5 and we can see they brought a lot of new things.
Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) iOS Release Date.
According to our sources, we can say that BGMI will be coming to iOS devices soon. If you notice that all the big leaks only come from eSports players. This time we also saw Kronten talking about the iOS launch on his stream.
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In Kronten’s stream, we can see that he dropped a hint that before the BGMI India series we will be able to see its launch for iOS devices. BGMI launched the most awaited event namely BGMI India Series. For more details, you can check us BGMI India Series Blog.
If you have played PUBG on iOS and now playing BGMI on android then you must be waiting for BGMI iOS version. All eSports players complain that BGMI doesn’t work well on Android devices, they are all waiting for the iOS version. Now here we are just explaining what all the players are saying, We assume that iOS devices perform well in terms of BGMI gameplay.
What do you think about this? Are you waiting for the iOS version or just playing BGMI on an android device. If you are playing BGMI on an Android device, please comment below and provide feedback on what issues you are facing while playing.
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