Any lightweight Android emulator?

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I need a Android emulator that is lightweight and works on a mid config laptop. Any suggestions?

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BlueStacks is pretty good and most recommended. LD Player is decent too.

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I use LDPlayer these days, it’s pretty decent. BlueStacks was not stable for what I was using it for.

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I had looked these up a little while back. Pasting the contents of a note I had made:

  1. Windows

  2. BlueStacks - most popular but might require more grunt. Shows ads, afaik

  3. NoxPlayer - made for gaming

  4. LDPlayer

[*]macOS

  1. Android Studio

  2. Genymotion

  3. MuMuPlayer Pro

[*]Linux

  1. Anbox

  2. Android-x86

  3. Genymotion

This list should still be relevant, but I looked these up a while back, so YMMV. I hope this helps!

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I found a emulator that works on my laptop.
MSI app player.

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? Why not just use bluestacks in that case?

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It’s literally Bluestacks rebrand/remake with help from Bluestacks.

https://www.msi.com/Landing/appplayer

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on my i3- 6100 (12GB DDR 4 RAM) Bluestack didn’t work as it should, than add basic entry level Graphic Card and now it’s working but for basic game only (very very basic game)

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Bluestacks doesn’t work on my laptop. But msi version works and it feels my lighter.

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please write your laptop config?

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Intel Pentium N3700 (1.60GHz),
8GB DDR3L SDRAM,
500GB HDD,
Intel HD Graphics

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