PUBG Mobile Redeem Codes guide: How to get free gear

Connor Knudsen
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PUBG Mobile fans, rejoice! We’ve put together a handy guide on how to get free gear in-game via redeemable codes. Here’s how to get yours now.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, otherwise known as PUBG, released a mobile version of its game back in 2018.

Being one of the first major battle royale players, PUBG has amassed a truly loyal fanbase over the years, and they’re giving back with some free gear on PUBG Mobile.

Here’s a handy guide on how to redeem these codes and get free gear in the BR mobile game.

PUBG Mobile codes

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PUBG has been a BR mainstay for many years and looks to continue that momentum with its mobile game.

The codes below are all redeemable for free gear and other items in PUBG Mobile. Instructions on how to enter these codes can be found below.

We will keep this list updated as new codes come available, so be sure and check back often to see what new gear you can snag!

PUBG Redemption Codes
99GLVNTDFA
E4ERQA3QF6
C2GXEP85BP
EBGURMTDOKS
BBKTZEZET3

How to redeem free gear in PUBG Mobile

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PUBG Mobile is full of all sorts of wild cosmetics and gear for players to collect!

Redeeming codes for free gear in PUBG Mobile couldn’t be easier. Just follow these short few steps, making sure you have access to a web browser, and you’ll be on your way to free stuff!

  1. Visit the redemption webpage for PUBG Mobile codes
  2. Enter your character ID in the space provided
  3. Enter one of the redemption codes from above in the middle slot
  4. Enter the verification code, which should be different each time
  5. Lastly, hit Redeem and make sure the page properly uploads

Once you’ve done all of this, you should be able to see your brand-new gear inside the game in your Mail.

If it doesn’t show up, try repeating these steps!

Otherwise, stay tuned for more news and updates from PUBG, here at Dexerto!

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Connor is a former writer at Dexerto based in Oklahoma City who covered Overwatch, New World and more. A lifetime gamer, he has been covering gaming and esports since 2018, and has competed since 2010. Yet, despite all of that, he still can't aim.