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CS2 Sensitivity Calculator

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Sensitivity lab

Calculate eDPI and cm/360, then compare your input against players with the exact role selected. Role ranges come from this database, not a generic preset.

Data reference

96 Rifler profiles

The median is 800 eDPI (1.00 sens at 800 DPI). The middle 50% spans 640-954 eDPI. Treat this as a comparison, not an objective best sensitivity.

eDPI

800

cm / 360

52.0

Mousepad turn

312 deg

Role fit

Within middle 50%

Zoom multiplier

1.00x

Closest exact-role profiles

Sorted by absolute eDPI difference

magixx

Spirit

800 eDPI

0 difference

Ex3rcice

3DMAX

800 eDPI

0 difference

frozen

FaZe

800 eDPI

0 difference

esenthial

B8

800 eDPI

0 difference

xfl0ud

HEROIC

800 eDPI

0 difference

How to use Sensitivity Lab

  1. 01Enter your mouse DPI and in-game sensitivity.
  2. 02Read your eDPI and estimated physical distance for a full 360-degree turn.
  3. 03Compare with the selected role's recorded pro settings, then test the feel in CS2.
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FAQ

Sensitivity Lab: common questions

How is CS2 eDPI calculated?

eDPI is mouse DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity. For example, 800 DPI at 1.0 sensitivity and 400 DPI at 2.0 sensitivity both produce 800 eDPI.

How is cm/360 calculated?

Using CS2's standard horizontal yaw of 0.022 degrees per count, cm/360 = 360 × 2.54 ÷ (DPI × sensitivity × 0.022). At 800 eDPI this is about 51.95 cm. A changed yaw value changes the result.

Should I use the pro median?

The median describes this site's recorded settings. It is a comparison point, not an ideal sensitivity. Your mousepad space, comfort, and control should guide the final choice.