FPS aim setup

Find a sensitivity that actually feels right.

Start with cm/360, test your range, then convert the same hand feel across VALORANT, CS2, Apex, and more.

cm/360
stable hand feel
Finder
two-value testing
Convert
same feel, new game

Start here

1
Find your range

Use two test values to narrow fast vs slow.

2
Lock the anchor

Keep the result as your cm/360 baseline.

3
Choose gear after

Use mice and pads to support the feel.

Sensitivity tool

Tune or convert your sensitivity

If you are still searching, run the two-value finder first. If you already have a comfortable sens, convert it directly into another game.

Popular mice

Popular among FPS players

The mice players keep recommending for VALORANT, CS2, and Apex.

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Mouse fit

Browse by grip style

Start with how your hand contacts the shell, then compare shapes that support it.

Pro reference

What players are using right now

Real setup data is useful when it points you back to shape, grip, and control.

apex

ChaoticMuch

Setup
Mousepad
Unknown
DPI
2850
Sens
2.75

apex

oraxe

Setup
Mousepad
SteelSeries QcK+
DPI
800
Sens
1.8

apex

Patiphan

Setup
Mousepad
Yuki Aim Oni Black
DPI
1400
Sens
0.75

apex

rpr

Setup
Mousepad
WALLHACK SP-004 Black
DPI
800
Sens
1.2

Buying logic

Why shape matters more than specs

Specs narrow the list. Shape decides whether your aim feels repeatable.

Shape

The side curve, hump position, and rear support decide whether the mouse locks into your hand or fights your grip.

Weight

Lower weight helps quick corrections, but control still depends on balance, shell size, and the pad underneath it.

Grip style

Claw, palm, and fingertip grips need different contact points. A mouse can be great and still be wrong for your hand.

Keep exploring

Build the rest of your setup

Move from mouse shape into pads, pro references, and practical setup guides.