Apex Legends Mobile has made waves in the mobile gaming community with its closed beta release in late April 2021. Available only to a select few, players are frustrated by the lack of details about which devices support the game and which don't.Those with more than capable devices face incompatibility issues when launching the game and have called for a fix from the developers. Here's a preliminary breakdown of the Apex Legends Mobile pre-register process on the Google Play Store and currently confirmed Apex Legends Mobile compatible devices.Also read: How to download Apex Legends Mobile beta version on Android devicesApex Legends Mobile compatible devices and requirementsApex Legends Mobile beta is only available on Android right nowFor players frustrated by compatibility issues, the developers have shared the following statement:"The mobile devices supported by this test do not represent the finally launched version, and we will support more models in the future."Right now, players across social media have confirmed that the following devices DO NOT work with Apex Legends Mobile.Vivo Y50Samsung Galaxy S21 UltraSamsung Galaxy S9Oneplus 6Oneplus 7 and 7TOneplus 8 and 8TRedmi Note 10The following devices are just a few that have been confirmed as an Apex Legends Mobile compatible device by users.Samsung Galaxy M51Xiaomi M11Realme XIt seems that the developers are targeting mid-tier mobile devices for their testing, and powerful phones with Snapdragon 800+ processors and 6+ GB of RAM are having incompatibility issues.The official requirements are as follows:A11 Bionic and above for iOSSnapdragon 625 or above on Android1.34 GB free storage space minimumAndroid 6.0 and up onlyWhile many users fit these requirements, there are many reasons why they cannot access the game right now, including:Limited closed-beta slots that are already fullThe developers are targeting only a specific hardware configuration for testing ahead of the full open beta, which EVERYONE will be able to access soonThose who played Apex Legends Mobile without license are getting BAN for 2 Days (Me too)...Well we can't play anymore :( pic.twitter.com/qsFP0edVs1— Apex Legends Mobile News (@DannyApexINTEL) April 29, 2021Players with issues are advised not to force install the game from other sources as they will be handed temporary bans. The closed beta will end in India on May 1st, 2021, to give players in the Philippines a chance to test the game.Also read: Apex Legends Mobile (Early Access): Download link, file size, features, and more