Pro Player Sensitivity Database 2026: DPI, eDPI and Gear

How to Use This Database

Do not copy a professional player's sensitivity blindly. The useful part of a pro settings database is the range: DPI, eDPI, polling rate, and hardware choices show what is common among players who compete at a high level. Start by filtering to your game, compare several players who use similar roles, then convert the sensitivity into cm/360 before trying it in-game.

eDPI is most useful inside one game. A Valorant eDPI value does not mean the same thing as a CS2 or Apex eDPI value because every engine maps sensitivity to turn distance differently. For cross-game comparison, use the FPS game sensitivity converter guide and measure cm/360.

Last verified dates are taken from the visible update date on each ProSettings profile when available, with sitemap dates used only as a fallback. Tournament VODs can help confirm visible gear, but they should not be used to guess hidden numeric sensitivity values. This page does not publish guessed VOD-derived sensitivity.

Interpretation Notes

Low eDPI generally favors precision and controlled micro-corrections, while high eDPI favors rapid target switching and large turns. Tactical shooters often cluster lower than arena shooters because crosshair placement and first-bullet accuracy matter more than continuous 180-degree turns. Battle royale and hero shooters often tolerate higher cm/360 variation because tracking, vertical movement, and target acquisition are different.

Polling rate is only one part of latency. A high-polling mouse can reduce input granularity, but it also needs a stable USB connection, strong wireless implementation, and a PC that can maintain frame pacing. If a player uses 4000 Hz or 8000 Hz, treat it as evidence that the setting is viable, not proof that every system should copy it.

Gear frequency is also not a guarantee. Players often keep a mouse shape because muscle memory, sponsorship, hand size, and grip style are practical constraints. The right use of this page is to identify a short list of common shapes and sensitivity ranges, then test them with structured routines instead of changing every variable at once.

Sources and Verification Policy

The tables below use public source pages only. Locked RTINGS measurements are identified as locked instead of replaced with estimated values. No paid user ratings or aggregate scores are invented.

• ProSettings player profiles