What ADS sensitivity should I use in Warzone?

A common starting point is an ADS multiplier of 1.0 on the Relative or Legacy curve, which keeps scoped aim feeling consistent with hipfire. ADS is a separate setting from your base sensitivity and matters a lot, since most fights are scoped — tune it by feel at range.

Does Warzone sensitivity convert to Overwatch 2?

Yes, the base sensitivity is 1:1 — Warzone and Overwatch 2 both use a 0.0066 yaw. Convert the base/hipfire sens directly; ADS multipliers are Warzone-specific and set separately.

What DPI is best for Warzone?

800 DPI is the most common among pros. As in any FPS, DPI alone does not set your aim speed — your DPI × in-game sens (cm/360) does — so choose a clean DPI and tune sensitivity, then set ADS multipliers on top.

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Best Warzone Sensitivity: Pro Settings, DPI & ADS

Warzone sensitivity spreads wider than tactical shooters — and ADS multipliers are a whole separate setting. Here is what pros run, why it varies, and how to land on yours.

6 min read·Updated June 11, 2026

Warzone is a large-map battle royale where engagement ranges vary enormously, so pro sensitivities spread wider than in CS2 or Valorant — there is no single tight cluster. On top of the hipfire sens, Warzone has separate ADS sensitivity multipliers per zoom level, which matter as much as the base number for how the game feels.

TL;DR — Most Warzone pros play 800 DPI, but base sensitivity varies widely (cm/360 roughly 30–45 for the bulk, with outliers either side). Warzone uses a 0.0066 yaw — 1:1 with Overwatch 2. Tune your ADS multiplier separately; many pros use Legacy/Relative at around 1.0. Match cm/360 first, then dial ADS.

What sensitivity do Warzone pros use?

Verified Warzone pros mostly play 800 DPI, but the base sensitivity range is genuinely wide — more so than tactical shooters — because playstyles and engagement ranges differ. Most sit around 30–45 cm/360, with notable outliers. Treat the numbers below as a range to start from, not a target to copy exactly.

A few verified Warzone pros — see the pro list for the full, dated set
Player	DPI	Sens	eDPI
HusKerrs	800	1.2	960
Bbreadman	800	3.87	3096
Cloakzy	800	5.5	4400
Symfuhny	800	6.0	4800

What about ADS sensitivity in Warzone?

ADS (aim-down-sights) sensitivity is a separate multiplier — and in Warzone it is arguably more important than your hipfire number, since most gunfights happen scoped. Many pros run an ADS multiplier near 1.0 with the Relative or Legacy curve so the scoped feel matches the hip. Set your base sens first, then tune ADS until tracking at range feels controlled.

What is a good Warzone sensitivity for beginners?

Start at 800 DPI with a base sensitivity around 35–40 cm/360 and an ADS multiplier of 1.0 on the Relative curve. That is controllable for both close-range and ranged fights while you learn recoil and movement. Adjust the base for general feel and the ADS multiplier specifically for how scoped tracking plays.

How do I convert my sensitivity to Warzone?

From Overwatch 2: it is 1:1 — both use the 0.0066 yaw.
From CS2 or Apex: multiply your sensitivity by ~3.33 (same DPI) for the base sens.
From Valorant: use the converter — different yaw.
Conversion covers the base/hipfire sens only; set ADS multipliers separately.
Verify cm/360 matches, then dial ADS by feel.

Convert and compare

Convert your sens between these games

Dedicated pair pages with worked examples, reference tables, and pro stats for the most relevant conversions this guide covers:

Frequently Asked Questions

Put it into practice

Convert your sens with the math from this guide

Open the multi-game sensitivity converter and see your eDPI and cm/360 update live as you tweak the inputs.

Sensitivity Converter Pro Player Settings