Sensitivity Calculator Apex Legends
Convert your Apex Legends sensitivity to CS2, Apex, Fortnite and more. Calculate your eDPI and cm/360 using the official yaw.
We calculate your equivalent sensitivity to ensure that the distance you move your mouse translates to the same rotation in-game, regardless of the title.
Converted sensitivity = (Original sensitivity x Original DPI) / Target DPI x Game ratio
Sensitivity stats in Apex Legends
1.066,67
Pro average eDPI
39,66 cm
Average cm/360
0.022
Official yaw factor
Apex Legends Pro Sensitivities
Verified configurations from professional players
How sensitivity works in Apex Legends
What is eDPI in Apex Legends?
eDPI (effective DPI) is your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. This number lets you compare configurations regardless of the DPI you use.
Recommended range
800-1200 eDPI (ImperialHal: 880, Genburten: 1040)
Technical Guide: Apex Legends Sensitivity (May 2026)
Source Engine and Yaw 0.022: Same as CS2
Apex shares the 0.022 yaw with CS2 as it's built on the Source engine. However, the 110-degree FOV makes identical cm/360 movements feel visually faster. Pros use noticeably higher eDPIs than in tactical shooters: the average is 840 eDPI because prolonged tracking demands wider turns.
ADS Sensitivity: The hidden key
Apex allows custom ADS sensitivity for each zoom level. Most pros keep multipliers at 1.0 for short-range optics (1x-2x) and slightly reduce to 0.9-0.95 for long-range (4x-8x). Keeping 1.0 ensures your hipfire muscle memory transfers directly.
Response Curve and Dead Zone
If playing on a controller in PC, the Response Curve affects sensitivity feel. Linear (0) provides 1:1 input, Classic (5) smooths micro-adjustments. Most pros use values between 0-3. Keep your Dead Zone as low as possible without drift (4-6%).
Ranges by Legend (2026 Data)
700-900
Defensive
Caustic, Wattson, Rampart
800-1000
Aggressive
Wraith, Octane, Horizon
900-1200
Mobile Support
Pathfinder, Valkyrie
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