So there is a good news for android lovers, now they can run, play and download android application on PC(windows xp/7/8.1/8) and MAC operating system with 1 GB RAM. So there is no need to spend more money in buying good and heavy smartphones and tablets to just play all the attracting and lovely apps on pc. Bearing that in mind, here are some of the best Android emulators for Windows in 2018. Top 5 best Android Emulators of 2018 1. Bluestacks 3. You’ve probably heard about Bluestacks if you’ve ever searched for an Android emulator. Bluestacks is probably the oldest and the one that comes to mind first when you talk about Android emulators. It is a proved Android emulator which is best for the casual user.

As most know, BlueStacks is the leading ‘Android for PC’ gaming platform. This allows you to run android apps/games directly on your PC at any given time. The advantages of doing so are numerous.

Even on a smaller notebook PC, you’ll most likely have a much bigger screen to play on compared to most Android mobile devices. There’s a key mapper built into BlueStacks. This allows you to configure your keyboard and/or mouse to be used to simulate taps on the screen.

You’d be surprised how many find using a keyboard and mouse combination much more comfortable. The speed advantage comes in the fact that even “lower n slower” PC systems are still much stronger compared to many Android devices. And in some cases, they’re cheaper too!! The newly launched BS4 has proven to be a whopping 6x faster than any mobile device on Earth. Read our detailed Blogpost about. This is all in good fun but it leaves a question, exactly how reliable is BlueStacks 4 (BS4)? That question is again broken down into the parts mentioned in the title, namely, Stability, Speed and Endurance.

That’s because those are the most important aspects of BlueStacks performance in general. You won’t want to play on a platform that will just crash over and over seemingly without reason. Cracked vst sites.

The same goes for the games/apps we play on the Platform. You don’t want to play on a platform which makes a speed claim that it can’t hold. And you most most definitely don’t want to play on a platform that just fails when used for a longer duration. So we at BlueStacks decided to pick real gamers to run long usage tests on the new BlueStacks 4 to find out how it fared and share the results for the benefit of the larger android gaming community if anything interesting showed up. The Hardware Setup Used: PC Specifications The initial thought was to use a monster gaming PC to test BlueStacks 4.

However, after considering all other aspects, it was decided to use a much “lower n slower” PC to test us out. Moment of truth, right?