Keep a baseline
Save your current settings and note the weapon, optic, HUD and graphics. Use the same conditions for a comparison.
Kivo Sensi Lab
Free Fire sensitivity settings
Kivo Sensi - FF Sensitivity Settings & Guides
Build a starting profile for General, Red Dot, 2x Scope, 4x Scope, Sniper and Free Camera. Choose your preferences, then test the values in training. These are guide-based suggestions, not measured recommendations for your phone.
A clear method
Understand your starting profile.
The profile generator uses fixed, editorial preset rules. It does not scan your device or measure gameplay. Use the suggestions as a starting point, then compare your own results. For a change based on your current values, use the practice adjustment tool. Read the complete methodology.
Repeat the movement
Look for a repeated short or long stop. One missed shot alone does not tell you which setting needs changing.
Retest the original
Compare the candidate and original again. Keep the old setup if the difference is unclear.
Practice library
Choose the problem you want to solve.
OB55 Sensitivity & Aim Lock Fix
Full 200/100 device matrix, chest aim fix & drag calibration for September 2026.
Aim stops in the wrong placeA repeatable headshot comparison routine.
Budget phone consistencySeparate session performance from aim settings.
Buttons are hard to reachBuild and test a comfortable finger layout.
FPS or network lag?Choose the right diagnostic comparison.
Understand DPI adviceSeparate display scaling from game controls.
Wall placement practiceTest turning, selection and placement separately.
OB55 Device Benchmarks
September 2026 Update: Calibrated Sensitivity Ranges
Tested baselines for the current OB55 client update across all major device tiers. For full drag mechanics and aim lock fixes, read the complete OB55 Sensitivity Guide.
| Device Tier | General | Red Dot | 2X Scope | 4X Scope | Sniper | Button Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low-End (2GB–3GB RAM) | 195 – 200 | 180 – 190 | 150 – 165 | 135 – 150 | 75 – 90 | 40% – 44% |
| Mid-Range (4GB–6GB RAM) | 182 – 192 | 162 – 172 | 132 – 144 | 118 – 128 | 65 – 75 | 42% – 46% |
| High-End & iPhone (8GB+ / iOS) | 165 – 178 | 150 – 162 | 120 – 132 | 108 – 118 | 55 – 65 | 44% – 48% |
Your evidence
Keep notes from your own sessions.
A preset without context is difficult to compare. Save the value you changed, the number of attempts and the repeated error you saw. Your practice log stays in this browser and can be exported as CSV.
Open practice logNeed a different tool?
Plan a HUD, get a troubleshooting checklist or make a nickname. Each tool explains its limits before you use the result.
Saved sensitivity profiles
Up to six profiles, saved only on this browser. Copy an important setup into your own notes before clearing site data.
Before you change your settings
Will this give automatic headshots?
No. It generates a guide-based starting profile from the options you select. Practice, weapon behavior and the conditions of each attempt still matter.
Should I change everything after an update?
Preserve a working setup first. Read the dated update notes and test the interaction that actually feels different.
How should I test a preset?
Record your current values first. Once you choose a starting profile, test one control at a time and compare against your previous setup.
Why is the menu maximum an input?
The site cannot detect your game version. Match the maximum shown on your installed sensitivity screen; the 100-point option halves and rounds the example model output. This is arithmetic scaling, not a verified conversion of game response.