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🎯 eDPI Calculator

Find your Apex Legends eDPI and cm/360, and compare with pro Apex players.

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Your settings

eDPI = sensitivity × DPI. It lets players with different DPIs compare their true aim speed on equal terms.

Your aim

eDPI

cm / 360°

inches / 360°

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How to use

  1. 1

    Enter your sensitivity

    Type your Apex Legends sensitivity, typically between 1 and 3.

  2. 2

    Enter your DPI

    Type your mouse DPI, usually 400, 800 or 1600.

  3. 3

    Read your eDPI and cm/360

    Your effective DPI and physical 360° turn distance are shown instantly.

About the eDPI Calculator

Apex eDPI

Apex Legends shares CS2's 0.022 degrees-per-count scale, so eDPI values read like CS2. Pro players mostly sit between 500 and 1200 eDPI, favoring slightly higher sensitivity than CS2 pros to handle fast close-range fights.

Find your range

Apex demands both long-range tracking (AR/sniper) and fast close-range flicks. Most pros land around 700-1100 eDPI. Use this with the sensitivity converter to keep your aim consistent between Apex and other titles.

Frequently asked questions

Most pro Apex players use 500-1200 eDPI (roughly 34 to 80 cm/360). A common starting point is 800 eDPI at 400 DPI (2.0 sens) or 1000 at 800 DPI (1.25 sens).

Apex uses the same 0.022 degrees-per-count base as CS2, so the numbers translate directly between the two.

Yes — Apex has a separate ADS multiplier. This calculator covers hipfire; set your ADS multiplier separately for long-range control.

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