: If you dislike tapping directly on blocks to break or place them, go to Settings > Touch and turn on Split Controls . This puts a traditional crosshair in the center of your screen, letting you play with precision similar to a console or PC.
: If touch screen muscle memory is too difficult to master, iOS natively supports Xbox, PlayStation, and MFi (Made for iOS) Bluetooth controllers . Simply pair your controller in your iPhone/iPad Bluetooth settings and it will automatically map to standard console controls. Minecraft Pocket Edition (iOS)
: Swipe from the top right of your screen to open the iOS Control Center while in-game to ensure that Apple's built-in Game Mode is toggled on. This prioritizes hardware power for the app and reduces input latency. : If you dislike tapping directly on blocks