T1 Jungle Moon “Oner” Hyeon-jun is T1's jungler and a three-time world champion. His gear is on record — a Logitech G Pro Wireless and a Logitech G Pro X Keyboard — but his client DPI and slider values have never been published.
As of September 2026, Oner's verified hardware is a Logitech G Pro Wireless on a Logitech G640 pad — but he has not published his DPI or client slider values, so nothing is guessed here. The ProAiming player database tracks his setup and updates this page the moment verified numbers appear.
Oner's résumé is short but dense: LCK debut in February 2021, Worlds semifinals nine months later, and from 2022 onward he has not left T1's starting jungle — an LCK title as Finals MVP, an Esports World Cup crown, and three straight world titles.
LoL exposes fewer display options than a shooter: a resolution, a windowed/borderless choice and graphics presets that change how teamfights look rather than how they feel. Only 1920×1080 appears in Oner's published setup — T1's players run the same competitive standard, and the client's performance ceiling is not what decides games at this level.
The Logitech G Pro Wireless is the ambidextrous safe pick of the LCK: an 80 g symmetrical body (12.5 cm long) with the HERO sensor, chosen for a neutral shape rather than for sensor maximums. That profile suits the palm or relaxed-claw grip LoL players hold while hovering ability keys across a long game of clicks. Oner pairs it with Logitech's own G Pro X keyboard and G640 pad — a single-brand setup built for consistency, not for shape extremes.
What the trophy list hides is how much of T1's three-peat identity came from jungle tempo: Oner was the only player kept through every roster rebuild, and his sequences on Lee Sin (2023), Vi (2024) and Xin Zhao (2025) each earned a dedicated T1 championship skin — a jungler-only trio no other player owns.
Oner plays jungle as a tempo engine rather than a counter-jungler: he fronts his pathing on the enemy jungler's timers, converts first-recall windows into cross-map pressure, and commits to engage fights his team can actually follow. Pairing that with T1's late-game discipline produced the pattern critics called boring until it delivered three straight world titles.
The jungler debate since 2022 is a three-name conversation: Oner for résumé and tempo, Canyon for explosion, Kanavi for early pressure. T1's core kept exactly one of them — and it is working.
None of the three publishes client slider values — the honest lesson of this table is that at LoL's highest level the jungle pathing matters more than the mouse.
Oner's jungle game translates to solo queue better than most pros' because it runs on information — jungle timers, wave states and objective windows — rather than on mechanics.
Oner (Moon Hyeon-jun) is a professional League of Legends jungler from South Korea who plays for T1.
Oner plays on the Logitech G Pro Wireless, paired with a Logitech G640 mousepad.
LoL needs thousands of precise clicks per game, not flick aim; players prioritise weight, shape comfort and reliability over sensor maximums — the Logitech G Pro Wireless fits that pattern.
No. LoL is not a flick-aim game: the client exposes cursor and camera sliders on a 0-100 scale, so DPI and slider together decide pointer feel, and cm/360-style metrics do not exist. Oner plays on the Logitech G Pro Wireless.
Oner plays Jungle for T1.
This profile is maintained by the ProAiming player database and re-checked before each major event. Values that were never published are left blank rather than guessed.
Hardware, DPI and client-slider values are cross-checked from published setting sheets and event setups before they appear on this page. Anything that was never published stays blank — the slider fields left blank here — rather than estimated.
Only if it fits your hand — LoL pros choose light ergonomics or small symmetrics for comfort across thousands of clicks per game. Oner's setup is built for a relaxed palm or claw grip over long ability-key sessions; use the mouse library's size guide to compare shapes before buying.
Lee Sin is his signature — the S13 championship skin and the flex pick that breaks stalemates — followed by Vi for over-channel engages (S14 skin) and Xin Zhao, which carried T1's S15 knockouts and earned a third skin. Sejuani and other front-line engage champions fill out the tank side of the pool. He picks by the win condition he wants, not by comfort.
Because his pathing is built around the enemy jungler's timers rather than his own camps: he decides where the opposing jungler has to be in the next minute and positions first, then trades camps for objectives without hesitation. The result is that T1's dragons and heralds usually arrive one rotation before the enemy recall lands.
