Is the Philips Fizz good for gaming?
Gaming score
Not recommended for gaming
Compatibility by game
Individual analysis of the main mobile games — the level shows which settings the device can run.
Free Fire
Won't runFree Fire has no version for Other.
- Free Fire has no version for Other.
Subway Surfers
Won't runSubway Surfers has no version for Other.
- Subway Surfers has no version for Other.
Brawl Stars
Won't runBrawl Stars has no version for Other.
- Brawl Stars has no version for Other.
Roblox
Won't runRoblox has no version for Other.
Analysis by axis
0–20 rating per category. The higher, the better for gaming.
Display
0/20- Screen size not provided.
- Pixel density (ppi) not provided.
- Screen refresh rate not provided — likely the standard 60Hz.
- Screen peak brightness not provided.
- Screen panel type not provided.
- No recognized screen protection (Gorilla / Ceramic / Dragontrail).
Performance
0/20- Chipset not provided by GSMArena.
- RAM amount not provided.
- No reference AnTuTu score — we use the chipset tier.
- GPU not provided by GSMArena.
Battery & charging
Specifications
Summary
The Philips Fizz was announced in 1996 by Philips and scores 0/100 on Mobileverso for mobile gaming — not recommended for gaming. Does not run Free Fire reliably. The display is Alphanumeric. The phone weighs 169 g and measures 162 x 60 x 17 mm. For Free Fire, the Philips Fizz does not run — has no version for Other. In other popular games: Genshin Impact does not run; Call of Duty Mobile does not run; PUBG Mobile does not run. Not enough hardware for today’s main games — only older casual titles run.
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