Apex Legends eDPI Calculator

Free Apex Legends eDPI calculator. Convert your sensitivity and DPI into the eDPI pros like ImperialHal, Albralelie, and Genburten use. Tuned with the 800–1600 pro band; validate tracking feel with a 10-second CPS test.

Apex Legends eDPI Calculator

Your eDPI

1,200

Medium sensitivity

Standard pro range — balances tracking and turns.

Apex pros usually sit between 800 and 1600 eDPI.

Tuned a new sens? Test your click speed on the same setup.
Apex Legends pro eDPI bands
LowMediumHigh
06671,3332,000
Low≤ 700
Tracking-friendly — heavier on the wrist.
Medium701–1200
Standard pro range — balances tracking and turns.
High1201+
Snap-aim — for aggressive close-range playstyles.

What's the Best Apex Legends eDPI?

Apex pros usually sit between 800 and 1600 eDPI. The game's movement is unusually fast — strafing, sliding, tap-strafing — so you need enough sens to track and re-aim quickly. Going below 700 makes it hard to keep up with a beam-running opponent.

ALGS-tier players commonly run 1000–1400 eDPI. Below 800 is sniper / Wingman-mains territory; above 1600 is aggressive close-range Pathfinder / Octane play. If you're coming from a low-sens game like CS:GO, expect Apex to feel impossibly fast at the same eDPI — that's normal, the game's faster.

How to Find Your Apex Sensitivity

Open Apex → Settings → Mouse/Keyboard → Mouse Sensitivity. It's a decimal — usually between 0.8 and 2.5. Multiply by your DPI for your eDPI. Use a 5-second CPS test to verify your click consistency hasn't tanked — sustained CPS is the real proxy for beam tracking under stress.

Notable Pro Apex eDPI Settings

Sustained top-tier ALGS pros, public competitive settings. Full table with team and source links below.

Apex Legends Pro Settings Table

Publicly tracked competitive Apex Legends configurations. Click a player name to open the source page on prosettings.net.

PlayerSensDPIeDPI
ImperialHal1.68001,280
Albralelie1.48001,120
Genburten1.48001,120
Reps1.2800960
Verhulst1.48001,120

Sources & References

  1. [1]
    prosettings.net — Apex Legends pro settings

    Source for the Apex pro examples in the table above.

  2. [2]
    Liquipedia — Apex Legends players

    Esports wiki cross-reference for ALGS player metadata.

Pro settings reflect publicly tracked configurations as of 2026. Settings drift over time — treat these as benchmark ranges, not real-time data.

Frequently Asked Questions

What eDPI does ImperialHal use?

ImperialHal has publicly run 1.6 sensitivity at 800 DPI, giving 1280 eDPI. Sits comfortably in the Apex pro band.

Is Apex sensitivity higher than Valorant?

Yes — significantly. Apex pro eDPI (~1280) is 3–4× Valorant pro eDPI (~320). Apex's faster movement and bigger maps reward higher sens.

Should I match my ADS sensitivity to my hipfire?

Apex defaults to a 1.0 ADS multiplier, which most pros leave alone. Changing it without a specific reason makes muscle memory inconsistent.

What DPI should I use in Apex?

800 DPI is the standard. It pairs cleanly with 1.0–2.0 in-game sensitivity to land in the 800–1600 pro band without needing weird decimal values.

Does click speed matter in Apex Legends?

For semi-auto weapons (Hemlok burst, P2020, Wingman) yes — a higher CPS score lets you fire closer to the actual fire-rate cap. Test your sustained click speed on the 5-second CPS test.