Typical Gamer Fortnite Settings 2026: Sens, Keybinds & Gear

Quick answer: Typical Gamer plays Fortnite on keyboard and mouse at 800 DPI, 7.0% X/Y sensitivity, 40.0% targeting and scope sensitivity, and 1000 Hz. That works out to 56 eDPI. His listed video setup uses 1920×1080 fullscreen, a 360 FPS cap, and DirectX 12. Settings rechecked October 3, 2026.

His setup profile has the full gear cards.

Player overview

Name	Andre Rebelo
Country	Canada
Team/brand	JOGO
Input	Keyboard and mouse

Typical Gamer’s mouse settings and sensitivity

Mouse	Logitech G Pro X Superlight Black
DPI	800
Polling rate	1000 Hz
X-axis sensitivity	7.0%
Y-axis sensitivity	7.0%
eDPI	56
Targeting sensitivity	40.0%
Scope sensitivity	40.0%
Build/edit sensitivity	Not listed

What 56 eDPI means

Fortnite eDPI is mouse DPI multiplied by the in-game percentage as a decimal. Typical Gamer’s 800 DPI at 7.0% equals 56 eDPI. That is slightly slower than the 64 eDPI starting point in our Fortnite sensitivity guide, but it still sits inside the current 48 to 80 eDPI test range.

If you use 1600 DPI, set X and Y to 3.5% to match the same 56 eDPI. Keep targeting and scope at 40% for the closest copy. Do not change every value after one bad match; test the hip-fire sensitivity first, then adjust ADS.

Typical Gamer’s Fortnite keybinds

The binds keep wall, stairs, and edit close to the movement keys while moving floor to a mouse side button. Copy them only if your mouse has a comfortable side button. Otherwise, use the layout as a starting point and keep the binds you can hit without taking fingers off movement.

Typical Gamer’s Fortnite video settings

This is not a lowest-settings performance preset. Typical Gamer leaves view distance and post processing on Epic, textures on High, and uses Ambient Occlusion plus Screen Space reflections. If your PC cannot hold a steady frame rate, use our Fortnite FPS settings guide instead of copying the expensive graphics options.

Typical Gamer’s setup gear

How to copy the settings without losing your own setup

1. Save a screenshot of your current Mouse and Keyboard and Video tabs.
2. Set the mouse to 800 DPI, then enter 7.0% for both X and Y. If you use 1600 DPI, use 3.5% instead.
3. Copy the movement, combat, and building binds. Leave any unlisted option at your current value.
4. Test in Creative before a real match. Lower X/Y in 0.5-point steps if tracking feels loose; raise it if you run out of mousepad during turns and edits.

Does Typical Gamer play on controller?

No. His tracked Fortnite setup uses keyboard and mouse. The 800 DPI, 7.0% X/Y, and 56 eDPI values do not convert directly to controller sensitivity. Use the separate Fortnite controller settings guide for a pad baseline.

Source and update note

We rechecked these settings on October 3, 2026 against the current Typical Gamer record on ProSettings, last updated March 11, 2026. That record does not list build/edit sensitivity, V-Sync, motion blur, NVIDIA Reflex, turbo building, or confirm edit on release, so those values remain marked as not listed instead of being guessed.