The Helicopters mod makes traveling in Minecraft Bedrock way more exciting. Instead of slogging through swamps, climbing mountains, or boating across oceans, you just hop into your own chopper and lift off.

BlockArmor Addon 26+ new sets of armor from different materials and resources.

Expansive Ores Addon for more ores and craft armor and tools from new ores in Minecraft.

I dropped the Another Golden Foods mod into my Bedrock world, and it instantly gave survival a little extra flavor — literally. Normally, you’ve only got Golden Apples and Golden Carrots (plus the enchanted ones) to work with. This addon takes that idea and runs with it, adding 10 brand-new golden foods that still feel like they belong in vanilla.

The Crafting Utilities (More Recipes) mod is one of those simple addons that make survival way smoother without killing the vanilla vibe. It adds 21 new crafting recipes, all for stuff you normally can’t craft in Bedrock.

I’ve been running the Reworked Enchantments mod in my Bedrock world, and it completely changes how I handle all those underused enchantments that usually just sit in a chest. Now, you can right-click an enchanted book to store it inside your Enchanting Table, almost like you’re charging it up with every book you collect.

True Survival – Zombie Apocalypse (The Zombie Selector) drops you straight into a hardcore post-apocalyptic world, and it doesn’t hold your hand.

Simple Summons is the kind of mod that makes you wonder why it’s not already in the game. You can call in your own little squad of mobs to fight for you, and they don’t mess around — they’ll run straight at anything hostile and keep it busy while you do your thing.

I’ve been using the Star’s AutoTool mod in Bedrock, and it’s one of those quality-of-life addons you don’t realize you needed until you try it. Basically, the second you start breaking a block, it auto-switches to the best tool you’ve got in your hotbar for that job. No more scrolling, tapping, or fumbling to grab the right pickaxe, axe, or shovel.

Alright, so I tried the Damage Indicator HUD mod in my Bedrock world, and now I can’t go back. Every time you hit a mob, a big red number pops right above it, showing exactly how much damage you did. No guessing, no “was that a crit?” — you see it, plain and clear.