Best League of Legends Settings in 2026, What 130 Tracked Pro Players Actually Use

League of Legends is a cursor game, not a crosshair game, so sensitivity means something completely different here. There is no cm per 360 that matters, what matters is DPI, in game mouse speed, camera move speed, resolution and video clarity. We pulled the settings of 130 tracked LoL pros and counted what they actually run, not what a guide says you should run.

How we ranked these settings

For each setting we counted how many tracked League of Legends pros list it in their profile. DPI, mouse speed and camera speed are taken from their in game panels and gear listings. Resolution, display mode and video options come from the verified settings we pulled from specs.gg for 130 LoL pros. The result is a true what the pros use ranking, not a guess. Numbers below were counted from the tracked roster on 18 September 2026, the live LoL rankings at /game/leagueoflegends/ update as rosters change.

The short answer

• Median DPI 1200, average 1355, most common values 800, 1600 and 3200
• Median mouse speed 50 out of 100, camera move speed 50 out of 100
• Resolution 1920x1080 for 98 percent of pros, borderless windowed
• Video, 240 FPS cap, Anti Aliasing ON, VSync OFF, Shadow Low, Effects High
• Keybinds almost universal, Q W E R, D F, 1 to 6

DPI, what LoL pros actually use

Across 130 LoL pros with DPI recorded, the median is 1200 DPI. The average is 1355 DPI because a few high DPI players pull it up. The single most common values are 800 DPI (30 pros use the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 alone, many at 800) and 1600 DPI. Unlike CS2 or VALORANT where 800 dominates, LoL is spread out, 400 to 3200 all show up, because cursor precision is less about eDPI and more about personal comfort for clicking minions and skillshots.

Faker himself plays at 1800 DPI with 80 mouse speed and 50 camera speed on a 1920x1080 borderless setup, with VSync off and shadows on low for clarity. See his full loadout at /player/faker/.

Mouse speed and camera speed

LoL has two sliders that matter, mouse speed and camera move speed, both 0 to 100 in game. Across 82 pros with mouse speed recorded, median is 50, average 50.5. Across 80 pros with camera speed recorded, median is 50, average 50.9. Most pros leave both at 50 and change DPI instead, which keeps camera panning predictable. If your camera feels too slow when you edge pan, raise camera speed before touching DPI.

Resolution and display mode

128 of 130 pros play at 1920x1080, that is 98 percent. The remaining two play at 1680x1050 and 1920x1080 borderless variant. Display mode is almost always borderless, not fullscreen, because it allows instant alt tab to draft tools and client without black screen. Frame rate cap is set to 240 FPS for most, matching their 240Hz monitors.

Video settings, what to copy

Color settings are usually left at 50 across level, gamma, brightness and contrast, pros rarely touch them. Check any LoL pro at /game/leagueoflegends/ to see their exact video panel.

Keybinds

LoL keybinds are the most uniform of any esport. Q W E R for abilities, D F for summoners, 1 to 6 for items, 4 for trinket, G for ping, P for shop, A for attack move. Some top laners like Caps and BrokenBlade keep the same defaults. The only real variation is attack move bind and self cast modifiers. Copy defaults first, then only change what you misclick.

Gear, what LoL pros use most

• Mouse, Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, 30 of 130 pros, 23 percent, see /product/gpwx2/
• Keyboard, Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL, 31 pros, 23 percent, see /product/huntsmanv3protkl/
• Monitor, LG 25GR75FG, 24 pros, 26 percent among known monitors, see /product/mn_lg-25gr75fg/
• Mousepad, Razer Gigantus V2, 18 percent
• Headset, Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed, 21 percent

Unlike shooters, LoL does not reward 360Hz plus as much. Many pros still play on 240Hz, and some even on 180Hz. Any fast 24.5 inch panel is enough, the game is won on map awareness and clicks, not refresh rate. Browse all LoL gear at /game/leagueoflegends/ or compare keyboards at /database/keyboard/. You can also open the compare tool at /compare/ to line up mice and keyboards side by side, or browse all gaming mice at /database/mouse/.

Which one should you buy?

• Set 1920x1080 borderless, 240 FPS cap, VSync off, shadows low
• Start at 1200 DPI, 50 mouse speed, 50 camera speed, adjust DPI up or down in 200 steps
• Leave keybinds default, Q W E R D F 1 to 6
• Pick a light symmetric mouse you can click for hours, GPX2 at /product/gpwx2/ is the safe default with 30 pros
• Then leave it alone, consistency beats perfect numbers