EliGE's CS2 sensitivity in Apex Legends
EliGE (Jonathan Jablonowski) of Team Liquid plays Counter-Strike 2 at 0.6 sensitivity on 1600 DPI, which is 960 eDPI and 43.3 cm per 360. Apex Legends turns 0.022 degrees per mouse count against CS2's 0.022, so to copy EliGE's aim in Apex Legends set your sensitivity to 0.6 at 1600 DPI. That is on the high side for a pro: higher than 72% of the 176 players we track, whose median is 804 eDPI. The converter below starts from EliGE's numbers; change the DPI to match your own mouse.
All of EliGE's settings, crosshair and gear · CS2 to Apex Legends Sensitivity Converter for your own numbers
Your sensitivity in Apex Legends
at 1600 DPI in Apex Legends
- eDPI
- 960
- cm / 360°
- 43.3
- inches / 360°
- 17
CS2 command: sensitivity 0.6
Pros at your sensitivity
EliGE's Apex Legends sensitivity by DPI
EliGE's Apex Legends sensitivity at common mouse DPIs. Every row is the same 43.3 cm per 360, so pick the DPI you play at.
| Your DPI | Apex Legends sens | cm/360 |
|---|---|---|
| 400 DPI | 2.4 | 43.3 cm |
| 800 DPI | 1.2 | 43.3 cm |
| 1600 DPI | 0.6 | 43.3 cm |
| 3200 DPI | 0.3 | 43.3 cm |
Pros close to EliGE's sensitivity
The tracked pros with the nearest eDPI to EliGE, with what their sensitivity would be in Apex Legends at their own DPI. Click a player for their full settings.
Frequently asked questions
What is EliGE's sensitivity in Apex Legends?
EliGE's CS2 sensitivity of 0.6 at 1600 DPI is 0.6 in Apex Legends at the same 1600 DPI. At 800 DPI it is 1.2.
What DPI and sensitivity does EliGE use in CS2?
EliGE plays CS2 at 0.6 sensitivity and 1600 DPI on a VAXEE NP-01S V3 Deep Purple with zoom_sensitivity_ratio 0.8, which is 960 eDPI and 43.3 cm per 360 degree turn.
Is EliGE's sensitivity low or high?
That is on the high side for a pro: higher than 72% of the 176 players we track, whose median is 804 eDPI.
Will EliGE's Apex Legends sensitivity feel the same as in CS2?
The conversion keeps the mouse distance for a full turn identical (43.3 cm), so the hand movement matches. Apex Legends has a different field of view, so screen movement can look a little different at first.
New to eDPI and cm/360? Read how sensitivity conversion works.