10 Best Minecraft Servers for Pocket Edition (With IPs)

Pocket Edition players used to get the scraps of the server world. Not anymore. The biggest Bedrock-friendly networks now run full SMPs, prison grinds, lifesteal chaos and proper economies that all work from a phone, and most of them welcome console and Windows players into the same lobbies. Here are ten servers worth your time, with the addresses you need to get in.

The 10 Best Pocket Edition Servers

Standout Picks by Play Style

Complex Gaming is the safest first stop: a huge cross-platform network where the mode list reads like a menu of everything — survival, SkyBlock, prison, factions, lifesteal, even Pokémon-inspired modes. ManaCube suits players who want polish and challenge; it has been refining its parkour and PvP for over a decade, and its Olympus mode is a mythology-flavoured RPG hiding inside a Minecraft server. For grinders, Vortex Network builds its whole identity around prison and SkyBlock progression with rankings that reward the hours you put in.

Prefer things calmer? MellowCraft keeps gameplay close to vanilla and is known for a community that actually answers beginner questions, while Ace MC leans into jobs, quests and managing a town with friends. And if spreadsheets are your idea of fun, EcoCityCraft has run a player-driven economy of land, shops and its own currency for nearly 14 years — nothing else on mobile comes close to its depth.

Two more deserve a mention for specific moods. WildWood SMP is the competitive one: its Lifesteal mode hands you a heart for every kill and takes one away when you die, so every fight moves your health bar permanently, and its rankings keep the pressure on. At the other end of the stress scale, Pixelblock builds around OneBlock — the mode where your whole world starts as a single regenerating block — with voter ranks and gentle progression that never punishes casual sessions. And Jartex Network remains the reliable all-rounder for groups split across devices, with Prison, KitPvP and Factions that are always populated. Pick by the evening you want: grind, gamble hearts, or log in and relax.

How to Join a Server on Pocket Edition

1. Open Minecraft on your phone or tablet and sign in with your Microsoft account.
2. Tap Play, then the Servers tab at the top.
3. Tap Add Server.
4. Enter the server's address and port from the table above, then tap Add and Play.

One honest warning, learned the hard way across many server lists: addresses occasionally change when networks rebrand or move hosts. If an address above refuses to connect, grab the current IP from that server's official website or Discord rather than trusting random list sites — and never download a "server app" that promises one-tap joining.