Searchable sensitivity profile database
Complete sensitivity profiles organised by device class, platform, finger setup and play style — each one labelled with where it came from.
Read this first: professional-player settings circulating online are almost always guesses. Everything in this database is labelled honestly — currently all entries are Vorzilo sample profiles built in-house. They are reference points for understanding how values relate to each other, and they will not feel identical on every device.
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Android · 120Hz flagship Android, 8GB RAM · 4 Finger · India
A close-range profile: high General for fast turns, red dot kept just below it so the head line stays steady during a spray.
HUD pairing: Standard Four Finger
Android · 90Hz mid-range Android, 6GB RAM · 3 Finger · India
A safe all-round starting point. Values sit in the middle band so the same profile works indoors and at mid range.
HUD pairing: Balanced Three Finger
Android · 60Hz budget Android, 4GB RAM · 4 Finger · Pakistan
60Hz panels register fewer touch samples, so values are raised slightly on General while scopes stay low for control.
HUD pairing: Precision Four Finger
iOS · iPhone, 120Hz display · 2 Finger · Brazil
iOS touch response is smoother, so scope values drop further. The very low sniper value is what makes repeat headshots possible.
HUD pairing: Sniper Three Finger (adapted)
Android · 144Hz gaming Android, 12GB RAM · 5 Finger · Indonesia
Drag-style aiming needs a high red dot value so a short downward pull reaches the head. Only comfortable on a stable high refresh device.
HUD pairing: Aggressive Four Finger (extended)
Android · 60Hz entry Android, 3GB RAM · 2 Finger · Nepal
Two-finger players benefit from moderate values because every aim correction comes from the same thumb that also fires.
HUD pairing: Comfort Two Finger
Android · Android tablet, 120Hz, 8GB RAM · 3 Finger · Philippines
Large screens need lower values than phones: the same swipe distance covers far more pixels, so a phone profile overshoots badly.
HUD pairing: Aggressive Four Finger (adapted)
iOS · Small-screen iPhone, 60Hz display · 3 Finger · Mexico
Small screens need higher values than large ones — there is less physical distance available for the same camera turn.
HUD pairing: Precision Four Finger (adapted)
Android · 90Hz Android, 6GB RAM · 4 Finger · Bangladesh
The calmest profile here. Every value is tuned for a single accurate shot rather than for speed.
HUD pairing: Sniper Three Finger (extended)
Android · 120Hz Android flagship with high touch sampling · 4 Finger · Brazil
A neutral high-end profile: everything sits mid-to-high, so it responds well without punishing small mistakes.
HUD pairing: Standard Four Finger
The useful part of any profile is not the six numbers — it is the gaps between them. Notice that General and Red Dot sit close together, that scope values step down as magnification rises, and that Sniper Scope is always the lowest. Those relationships hold across almost every good setup.
Once you understand the shape, you can rebuild it for your own device instead of borrowing a stranger's numbers. That is why we publish the reasoning next to every profile.
Use the Free Sensi Generator to generate a profile from your device and finger setup, then compare it with the closest entry in this database. If they differ sharply on one value, ask why — usually it is refresh rate or finger count.
No. Every profile currently in the database is a Vorzilo sample profile built by our editorial team and labelled as such. We do not publish settings attributed to a named player unless a public, checkable source exists — those claims cannot be verified otherwise.
