Valorant guide
Best cm/360 for Valorant.
There is no single best Valorant sensitivity. Use cm/360 as a practical way to compare settings, then choose a range that supports clean micro-corrections, comfortable angle clears, and enough mousepad space.
Practical Starting Ranges
Valorant is a tactical shooter, so stable crosshair placement and small corrections usually matter more than spinning quickly. These ranges are not rules; they are starting zones to test.
| Range | Feel | Good for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 to 35 cm | Fast | Quick clears, wide turns, limited desk space | Over-flicking and shaky micro-corrections |
| 35 to 55 cm | Balanced | Angle clearing, rifle control, mixed roles | May still need tuning for very low or high DPI habits |
| 55 to 75 cm | Slow | Narrow angle holds and controlled first bullets | Large turns can require arm resets |
Valorant Sensitivity Examples At 800 DPI
This table shows approximate Valorant sensitivity values for common cm/360 targets at 800 DPI. If you use 400 or 1600 DPI, the raw sensitivity changes, but the physical turn distance can stay the same.
| Target cm/360 | Valorant sens | Valorant eDPI |
|---|---|---|
| 25 cm | 0.653 | 522 |
| 35 cm | 0.467 | 373 |
| 45 cm | 0.363 | 290 |
| 55 cm | 0.297 | 237 |
| 65 cm | 0.251 | 201 |
How To Choose
- If you over-flick and miss small corrections, try a higher cm/360.
- If clearing angles feels heavy or you run out of mousepad, try a lower cm/360.
- Change one thing at a time: either DPI or in-game sensitivity, not both.
- Do not change settings after every bad game. Test the same value across several maps and aim situations.
- If your hand or shoulder feels tense, choose a range that fits your desk space before chasing someone else's number.
A Simple 15-Minute Test
Pick one cm/360 target and test it before deciding. A clean test is more useful than copying a number from a clip.
- Five minutes: hold common angles and make small corrections without shooting.
- Five minutes: run deathmatch or range drills focused on first-bullet control.
- Five minutes: clear wide angles and check whether you lift the mouse too often.
- Adjust by 5 to 10 percent only if the same problem appears across all three tests.
Common Mistakes
- Using eDPI alone without checking the resulting cm/360.
- Copying a high-sens duelist setup when your main issue is holding tight angles.
- Lowering sensitivity so much that you cannot clear corners without repeated mouse lifts.
- Changing DPI, Windows pointer speed, and in-game sensitivity at the same time.
Convert From Another Game
If you already like your CS2 sensitivity, use the CS2 to Valorant converter and then fine tune from there. If you are leaving Valorant for CS2, use the Valorant to CS2 converter. For direct calculations, use the Valorant cm/360 calculator or the Valorant eDPI calculator.
Common Questions
What cm/360 should I try first in Valorant?
If you have no reference point, start in the balanced range and adjust after testing angle clears, micro-corrections, and comfort across several matches.
Should duelists use a faster range?
Some entry players prefer slightly faster turns, but crosshair placement and small corrections still matter. Role is only one input, not a rule.
How do I know if my Valorant sensitivity is too high?
If you frequently over-flick, shake during small corrections, or struggle to hold narrow angles, test a slightly higher cm/360.
Is lower sensitivity always better in Valorant?
No. Lower sensitivity can help with stability, but it can also make quick clears and reactive turns harder. The useful range is the one you can control without fighting your mousepad.
How do I convert cm/360 into Valorant sensitivity?
Use the Valorant cm/360 calculator with your DPI and target turn distance. At 800 DPI, 45 cm/360 is roughly 0.363 sensitivity.
Last reviewed: May 29, 2026.