Spectator mode was one of the most anticipated features for Minecraft Bedrock. Mojang has finally added the spectator mode to Bedrock Edition after years of player requests.For the last few Minecraft beta versions, developers have been working on spectator mode under experimental features and fixing new bugs reported by testers. After a lot of feedback and bug fixes, Minecraft Bedrock 1.19.50 update has officially added spectator mode alongside several other new features and changes.Let's take a look at all the new features arriving in Minecraft Bedrock 1.19.50 update.Minecraft Bedrock 1.19.50 update is outSpectator mode addedMinecraft@MinecraftA new Bedrock update is going live, bringing in Spectator Mode, new touch controls, and more!Full changelog: redsto.ne/1-19-50-Update2343187A new Bedrock update is going live, bringing in Spectator Mode, new touch controls, and more!Full changelog: redsto.ne/1-19-50-Update https://t.co/3bNc63iW96After enabling cheats, Minecraft Bedrock players can go in and out of Spectator Mode using the Personal Game Mode option in World Settings or the '/gamemode spectator' command. However, one should also know that turning cheats switches off achievements forever in that world. Spectator mode in Bedrock Edition is the same as Java Edition's spectator mode.New Touch ControlsNew touch controls are now enabled on touch devices by defaultPlayers can choose between "Joystick & tap to interact", "Joystick & aim crosshair", or "D-Pad & tap to interact"New Default Minecraft SkinsNew characters have joined Steve and Alex! These character skins can be selected in the Dressing RoomVexUpdated the model and texture of the VexThe Vex retains a slightly larger hitbox to make it easier to fightVanilla ParityWhile playing tag, baby Villagers will now run at a quicker speed that matches Java EditionWooden Doors, Iron Doors, Wooden Trapdoors, Iron Trapdoors, and Fence Gates now use the same opening and closing sound effects as Java EditionUpdated Pressure Plates to have different pitches based on their behaviour to match Java EditionAdded unique button click sound for Wooden Buttons to match Java EditionCrimson and Warped block sets now have a unique set of soundsChiseled and Cut Red Sandstone now have smooth undersidesProjectiles landing on Mud will no longer shake repeatedlyAmphibious mobs no longer have trouble pathfinding around Mud BlocksMud and Soul Sand Block bounding boxes now matches their visual bounding boxes for when a player places the blocksLily Pads now pop with sound and particles when run into by a BoatMost blocks destroyed from lack of support now have visual particles, audio effects and cause vibration eventsCoral Fans can no longer be placed on the side of Slab blocksCoral Fans can now survive on top of solid transparent blocks like GlassFixed a bug where placed Light Blocks were invisible even while selecting a Light BlockOpen container, Command Block, or Structure Block screens now close when players enter Spectator ModeSpectator Mode now appears on the list of Personal Game Modes in SettingsAllays no longer throw items at spectatorsMinecraft "Next Major Update"Introducing the next major update experimental toggle! Enable the "Next Major Update" toggle in world settings to enable this contentThese features are a work in progress and are still in active development. The design and functionality of these features will likely change before they're releasedPlease remember: Worlds that have used experimental toggles will always be flagged as "Experimental". We recommend keeping these experimental worlds as separate copies from your main saves.After enabling "Next Major Update", players can access bamboo wood blocks, camels, chiseled bookshelf, and hanging signs.As usual, there are tons of bug fixes in Bedrock 1.19.50 update. Interested players can click here to check the official patch notes.