cm/360 calculator
Enter sens and DPI and see how far you move the mouse for one turn. Or set the distance and let the calculator work out the sens.
For a full turn in one swipe you need an XL pad (about 90 cm).
Inside the range most pros use (roughly 40–70 cm per 360° in CS2, estimate from ProSettings.net, 2026).
It is the distance you move the mouse across the pad to turn your character once around. It combines sens, DPI and how far the game turns per mouse count, so it is comparable between games.
Under 25 cm counts as fast (a lot of wrist), 25 to 45 cm as balanced, over 45 cm as calm (a lot of arm). Most well-known players sit roughly between 40 and 70 cm (estimate from ProSettings.net, 2026).
eDPI is DPI times sens. It only compares games that turn the same angle per mouse count, for example CS2 and Apex. For games with a different turn rate the comparison is wrong, and cm/360° is what counts.
cm per 360° = 360 ÷ (sens × yaw × DPI) × 2.54. The other way round: sens = 360 × 2.54 ÷ (cm × yaw × DPI). The yaw is how far the game turns per mouse count.