Playing android games like Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, or Arena of Valor is fun. But sometimes, you wanted to play these games on your PC so it will look like a pc game with your mouse and keyboard. Obviously, it’s doable using an Android emulator. Check the article to see seven lightweight Android emulators that you can use on your low-end PC

15. Xamarin

Xamarin is an app that allows its users to develop software. Apart from that, Xamarin can also be used as an emulator to run various Android apps and games on a PC.

This program has often been used by many software developers to help them create an app.

14. Andy

Next, we have an emulator called Andy or Andyroid. With Andyroid, users can access the Google Play Store via an emulator, so they can easily download their favorite apps and games.

One of the pros of using Andyroid is that it supports a wide variety of hardware, including joysticks and gamepads. This is certainly a convenience for its users to enjoy Android games more comfortably. Apart from that, Andyroid can also turn a smartphone into a controller by connecting it via Bluetooth or Wifi.

Andyroid is available to download and use for free. However, there is a paid version that offers additional features, such as cloud saving and multi-instances supports.

13. ARChon

The next best light Android emulator is ARChon. Unlike other emulators, ARChon is an extension for the Google Chrome browser, that's also the very reason why this emulator is so light. However, this emulator has limited capabilities due to its nature as an extension.

However, there are several apps and games that can be run with ARChon.

12. KoPlayer

Next, we have KoPlayer. One of the advantages from using KoPlayer is its ability to record the screen when the user is running an app or game. This feature certainly comes in handy for those who want to share fun moments while playing games with their friends.

11. BlueStacks 5

BlueStacks 5 is the latest version of the most popular emulator, BlueStacks. This emulator allows users to run Android apps and games on their computers, and provide a similar experience with the one they get on their mobile devices.

BlueStacks 5 offers several features that were not available in previous versions, such as the Game Controls mode, which allows users to customize game control buttons to their liking.

BlueStacks 5 also performs better compared to the previous versions, with a performance increase of up to 6 times. This allows users to enjoy Android apps and games more smoothly and without lag.

BlueStacks 5 is available for free to download and use.

10. LDPlayer

LDPlayer is another popular emulator aside from BlueStacks. LDPlayer offers the ability to run multiple instances at once. This allows users to run multiple game accounts at the same time, so they can play games more quickly and efficiently.

9. Genymotion

Genymotion is one of the most popular Android emulators on the market. This emulator is very useful for those who want to play Android games on a laptop or PC with its lightweight.

Genymotion also offers the option of running various versions of Android from 2.3 to 5.0 — which is enough to run most Android apps and games.

This emulator is also equipped with various tools and features that are useful for developers, such as CPU and memory profilers, debuggers, and others.

8. Amiduos

Amiduos is an Android emulator that allows users to run Android apps and games on their computers. Amiduos offers some unique features, such as the ability to run Android apps in a window or full screen.

The app also offers full support for apps and games running on Android 4.4 KitKat. Even though Amiduos is a lightweight Android emulator, it does have a few drawbacks that you should take notice of. One of them is that this emulator has some compatibility issues with some apps and games, though this is rare.

Amiduos is still a solid choice for those looking to run Android apps or games on their computer.

7. Droid4x Emulator

The first on the list is an Android emulator named Droid4x. Not only it’s a lightweight emulator and can be run on low-end PC, but Droid4x also has a good interface. Droid4x has a simple configuration and can be used to play some games such as Free Fire without lag.

>> Download link for Droid4x Emulator

6. BlueStacks 3

Next on the list is an emulator called Bluestack version 3. Some of you may be familiar with the name Bluestack because it has been around for a while. After getting multiple updates, finally, Bluestack 3 becomes a lightweight Android emulator that can play games like PUBG Mobile.

>> Download link for BlueStacks 3

5. MuMu Play

If you wanted to play a Chinese Android game that’s not yet released for global, then you can try this lightweight Android emulator called MuMu Play because this emulator can run games from China region smoothly. If there’s a new game that’s yet to be released on global, it’s best if you play it with MuMu Play on your PC!

>> Download link for MuMu Play

4. BlueStacks 4

Bluestack has recently upgraded their software to the latest version, version 4. Obviously, this version of Bluestack is better and a much lighter compared to the previous Bluestack version so you can game with having to suffer any from lags.

>> Download link for BlueStacks 4

3. GameLoop

Some of you might be familiar with GameLoop. GameLoop is the latest emulator from Tencent gaming Buddy that can run PUBG Mobile and other games smoothly. PUBG Mobile and other games like Free Fire ca also be played in this emulator guys

>> Download link for GameLoop

2. MEmu Player

MEmu Player is a lightweight Android emulator for low-end PC that can play new games smoothly. This emulator has an advanced setting enabling you to make changes to your MEmu player can run games smoothly.

>> Download link for MEmu Player

1. Nox App Player

Nox App Player is like the older brother of MEmu Player because this Android emulator has a similar interface with MEmu Player. Not only that, but Nox App Player also has an advanced setting so you can play any games smoothly if tweak it right!

>> Download link for Nox App Player

What is an Android Emulator?

An Android Emulator is an Android Virtual Device (AVD) that represents a specific Android device. You can use the Android emulator as the target platform to run and test Android apps on PC.

An Android emulator provides almost all the functionality of a physical device. Users can get incoming phone calls and text messages. It also provides device location and simulates different network speeds. The Android emulator simulates rotation and other hardware sensors.

Are Android Emulators Legal?

Emulators are 100% legal, and so is the download process. They are no different from other programs you might download such as word processing software or music players.

Are Android Emulators Safe to Use on PC?

Yes, but there are some precautions you need to keep in mind while installing them. First, you should always make sure you download the latest version. Older versions of emulators are prone to malware and will slow down your PC, especially if you test apps and games on them. To avoid this problem, you should also install antivirus software. And to ensure maximum stability and protection, you need to use a computer with sufficient RAM.

BlueStacks, a popular Android emulator, is generally safe to use, but you should get the latest version of it. Using an older version of BlueStacks can mess with your device's User Account Control (UAC) policies. Luckily, the latest version of BlueStacks is even more secure than the previous versions, with over 500 million downloads. However, if you are concerned about your security when you use BlueStacks, make sure you read all the instructions carefully.

Although BlueStacks uses virtualization technology to run Android apps, this software can also do harm to your computer if downloaded from malicious sources.

Can Android Emulators Crash PCs?

Android emulators generally don't crash PCs. As long as you download them from a trusted source, otherwise, they may damage your PC because they probably contain viruses and malware.

Third-party emulators may contain malware and third-party bloatware. If you download a third-party Android emulator from a suspicious source, someone can steal your data or even hack your computer. But you can avoid this risk by installing Google's Android SDK emulator.

What was the First Android Emulator?

The ARChon Android Emulator is the first emulator for a browser that is known for its versatility. This is the first Android emulator capable of working on Google's Chrome browser. Unlike other Android emulators that are used to play games, it also works on Chromebooks.

It runs Android games very well on the desktop. It is powerful and efficient in running mobile apps. Users need a chrome extension to run this emulator on their system.

That’s the list of seven best lightweight Android emulators that you can use on your low-end PC. If you don’t own an Android phone, you can use the emulators above as an option.

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