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Apex Pro Settings: Use Verified Profiles as a Starting Point

Settings copied from a pro change over time and may belong to controller rather than mouse. Do not assign “current” DPI or ADS numbers to ImperialHal or Genburten without a dated player source.

Walker Bex Guide · Reviewed 12 Oct 2026
Quick answer

Settings copied from a pro change over time and may belong to controller rather than mouse. Do not assign “current” DPI or ADS numbers to ImperialHal or Genburten without a dated player source.

01 / Guide

Comparison worksheet

PlayerInputDPIIn-game sensADS / FOV
ImperialHalVerify current tournament inputCheck dated setupCheck dated setupCheck dated setup
GenburtenVerify current tournament inputCheck dated setupCheck dated setupCheck dated setup
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Your eDPI

For mouse, eDPI = mouse DPI × in-game sensitivity. Example: 800 DPI × 1.5 = 1200 eDPI. This is an example, not a named player’s settings.

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Find your baseline

  1. Select 400 or 800 DPI and disable mouse acceleration.
  2. Set FOV to a comfortable value and keep it stable.
  3. Track moving targets at close and mid range in the Firing Range.
  4. Change one setting at a time, recording the result.

Sources and review

Reviewed 12 October 2026. Primary reference. Confirm live codes, prices, patch notes and account rules before publication.