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Top 5 Differences Between Minecraft Java Edition And Pocket Edition
Minecraft Java and Minecraft Pocket Edition (Bedrock) are coded in completely different programming languages. Minecraft Java Edition is coded in Java, which is a high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition is coded in C++, which is a general-purpose programming language, and it was coded on C++ to run on platforms that cannot support Java.
#4 - Price Difference
Minecraft Java Edition currently costs $26.95, and Minecraft Bedrock edition prices fluctuate depending on the console. Bedrock Edition for Windows 10 is $29.99, for mobile it is $6.99, for Xbox it is $19.99, and so forth, usually averaging about $19.99 across most of the Bedrock platforms.
Players should keep in mind that Minecraft Bedrock on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3 and PS Vita are no longer available for purchase.
#3 - Lack of spectator mode
Spectator mode is a game mode feature exclusive to the Minecraft Java Edition only. This feature can only be used in Pocket Edition through add-ons, whereas in Java Edition, no modding is required for using spectator mode.
Even with external mods, PE players will experience bugs while in spectator mode.
#2 - Redstone works differently
The Minecraft Java Edition is arguably better than Pocket Edition in terms of redstone engineering. Players who are switching from Java Edition to Pocket Edition or vice versa will experience huge differences in the working of redstone contraptions. Block behavior, farms, and redstone circuits do not work the same way in Pocket Edition as they do in Java Edition.
For example, players can push chests with pistons in Pocket Edition, which is impossible in Java Edition.
#1 - Multi-Platform
For players with Minecraft Java Edition, they are only allowed to play with other users who have Java Edition. Java Edition is available for players using Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
For Minecraft Pocket Edition (Bedrock), players are able to play with others on console, mobile and PC, as long as they are also using Bedrock Edition. Kd76 In a way, the Minecraft Bedrock edition is optimal for players wanting to play with friends across a broad spectrum of consoles, rather than sticking to a PC.