CS2 to Apex Sensitivity Converter
Convert your Counter-Strike 2 sensitivity to Apex Legends. CS2 and Apex Legends share the exact same yaw (0.022) — your sensitivity transfers 1:1. Here is what that means and why it still might feel different.
How the CS2 → Apex conversion works
Apex uses a Source-engine fork, so the math is identical to CS2: whatever number you use in cs2 works in Apex at the same DPI. The catch is FOV and movement — Apex defaults to 110° and has vertical momentum CS2 does not.
Worked example: a Counter-Strike 2 sens of 2 at 800 DPI converts to 2.000 in Apex Legends — both with a cm/360 of about 26.0 cm.
CS2 → Apex at common sens values
A quick reference at 800 DPI — shows the equivalent Apex sensitivity and the resulting cm/360° for four representative CS2 sens values.
| CS2 sens | Apex sens | cm/360° |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 52 cm |
| 2 | 2 | 26 cm |
| 3 | 3 | 17.3 cm |
| 4 | 4 | 13 cm |
Why players make the switch
Muscle memory is everything in competitive FPS. Whether you are grinding ranked in one title on weekdays and scrims in another on weekends, or switching permanently, your brain expects the same physical movement to produce the same rotation. A correct sens conversion is not optional — it is the single biggest thing separating “I kind of aim okay here” from “my aim is the same anywhere”.
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