Calculate the exact physical distance your mouse travels for a full 360° in-game turn. The gold-standard metric pro players use to compare sensitivity across any setup.
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Pro cm/360 Benchmarks by Game
Player
Game
cm/360
Style
🇺🇦 s1mple
CS2
33.5 cm
Balanced
🇧🇦 NiKo
CS2
39.4 cm
Lower sens
🇨🇦 TenZ
Valorant
38.1 cm
Precise
🇧🇷 Aspas
Valorant
26.2 cm
Fast flicks
🇺🇸 ImperialHal
Apex Legends
16.8 cm
High sens
What is cm/360 and Why It Matters
cm/360 measures the exact physical distance — in centimeters — that you need to move your mouse across your mousepad to complete one full 360-degree rotation in-game. Unlike raw sensitivity numbers, which vary wildly between games and engines, cm/360 is a true physical measurement that transfers perfectly across any title.
The formula: cm/360 = (360 ÷ (DPI × Sensitivity × Yaw Constant)) × 2.54. Different game engines use different yaw constants, which is why the same DPI and sensitivity numbers produce different cm/360 values in different games.
What is a Good cm/360 for Competitive Gaming?
Most professional FPS players use a cm/360 between 25 and 45 cm. Lower values (under 20cm) mean very high sensitivity — fast turns but harder micro-adjustments. Higher values (above 50cm) mean very low sensitivity — exceptional precision but slower flick shots and reduced mobility in close combat.
How to Use Your cm/360 Across Games
Once you know your ideal cm/360, you can replicate it in any game by adjusting in-game sensitivity to match your DPI and that game’s yaw constant. This is exactly what our Sensitivity Converter automates for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most professional CS2 players use a cm/360 between 30 and 40 centimeters. This range balances precision for long-range duels with speed for close-quarters fights. s1mple, for example, uses approximately 33.5 cm/360.
Neither is universally better — it depends on play style and game genre. Lower cm/360 (high sensitivity) suits fast-paced games like Apex Legends. Higher cm/360 (low sensitivity) suits precision-focused games like CS2 and Valorant. Most competitive FPS players land between 25–45cm.
In a game’s training range, turn exactly 360 degrees while marking your mouse’s start and end position on your mousepad with a finger or piece of tape, then measure the distance with a ruler. Our calculator gives you this number instantly without needing to do it manually.
