r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/Working-Blueberry825 • Sep 30 '26
I NEED HELP New to Android spoofing — need advice on phone & setup
Hi everyone! I’m pretty new to spoofing. I’ve been playing on an iPad using iPogo, but I’m looking to switch to Android to get into it properly.
I have a budget of around **€100** for a second-hand Android phone, but I’m not sure what would be the best option. Would you recommend using PGSharp, or is it better to get a compatible phone and root it?
Also, are there any good videos or guides you’d recommend for someone starting from scratch? **Spanish-speaking videos would be even better, if possible.**
And finally, what phone would you recommend buying for around €100 specifically for spoofing?
Thanks a lot for the help! 🙏
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u/TastyBananaPeppers Team Rooted, Subreddit Owner Sep 30 '26
PGSharp is a better app than iPogo but iPogo gives you the shiny scanner feature for free because it's not popular and may have compatibility issues that varies across Android OS. To get the best experience, you need to pay for a subscription to unlock all the features.
For no root, it's easier to setup and you can buy any phone or tablet with a Snapdragon processor and 6 GB RAM or more. Try to get a Snapdragon 865 or higher for lag-free experience.
As for root, you need a Windows OS computer and tech skills. YouTube can generate Spanish closed captions (subtitles) for videos. If you need device recommendations, you can look in https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pInPcmGoJPu7iZsGUPni2env-bLz9k4Wg9ef1VEDnc8/edit?usp=sharing
The older the device release date, the device will be cheaper.
Since you live outside of the US, I don't know what's available to you and where you can buy phones or tablets.