Convert CS2 sensitivity to Apex Legends

Moving from CS2 to Apex Legends? Keep the exact same aim by matching your cm/360. A CS2 sens of 2.5 becomes about 2.5 in Apex Legends (at 800 DPI, ~20.8 cm/360).

CS2 → Apex Legends conversion table

CS2 senscm/360 @ 800 DPIApex Legends sens
152 cm1
1.534.6 cm1.5
226 cm2
2.520.8 cm2.5
317.3 cm3
3.514.8 cm3.5

Quick rule: multiply your CS2 sensitivity by 1 to get your Apex Legends sensitivity. It holds at any DPI.

CS2 pros' settings in Apex Legends

The real CS2 settings of the most-followed players we track, carried into Apex Legends at each player's own DPI. Same cm/360, so the same aim.

PlayerCS2 (their setting)Apex Legends equivalentcm/360
summit1g400 DPI · 1.81.857.7 cm
s1mple400 DPI · 3.093.0933.6 cm
ohnePixel1600 DPI · 0.450.4557.7 cm
Stewie2k800 DPI · 1.151.1545.2 cm
m0NESY400 DPI · 2.32.345.2 cm
fl0m800 DPI · 1.51.534.6 cm
NiKo800 DPI · 0.80.864.9 cm
coldzera800 DPI · 1.11.147.2 cm

Across the mouse players we track, the typical CS2 aim is 52 cm/360 (24 players) and the typical Apex Legends aim is 38.8 cm/360 (28 players). Apex Legends pros aim about 34% faster than CS2 pros, so if your matched sens feels slow in Apex Legends, that's the game's norm rather than a conversion error.

Creators who play both

summit1g play both CS2 and Apex Legends. Their pages show the one cm/360 they carry between games.

How the conversion works

Both games are pinned to the same physical turn distance — your cm/360. We take your CS2 sensitivity, compute the cm/360 it produces, then solve for the Apex Legends sensitivity that reproduces it. DPI cancels out for standard scales, so the converted number is the same whether you play at 400, 800 or 1600 DPI.

For example, CS2 2.5 works out to about 20.8 cm/360 — a high aim — which is Apex Legends 2.5. Plug your real DPI into the full calculator for an exact figure plus eDPI and your aim band.

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