Kim “Meteor” Tae-o is a Korean anchor who made history as the first player to win back-to-back Masters: he lifted Masters Shanghai 2024 with Gen.G, then transferred to T1 and won Masters Bangkok 2025 with event MVP. He won the Pacific Kickoff 2024 title before that (3-1 over PRX) and the T1 win ended the Pacific league's long international drought. His calls are stax's, not his own — Meteor is the engine at the back site.
Meteor plays VALORANT at 800 DPI with 0.35 in-game sensitivity — an eDPI of 280.00, roughly 46.7 cm per 360°. That puts him in the 72 percentile of the professional distribution we track. His current mouse is the Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse. He is the first player ever to win back-to-back Masters — Shanghai 2024 with Gen.G, then Bangkok 2025 with T1 as tournament MVP — flipping from Jett duelist to anchor sentinel without rebuilding his sensitivity along the way.
Two-time Masters champion and the first player to win back-to-back Masters titles
Kim 'Meteor' Tae-o is a Korean VALORANT pro who rose from Korea's Challengers circuit to become a two-time Masters champion. He flipped from a duelist role (Jett/Yoru) in his Gen.G days to T1's anchor sentinel (Vyse/Cypher/Omen), and is the older brother of pro player TenTen.
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We store this share code alongside the settings above and re-check that the two agree. Last verified September 15, 2026. Share codes change — if this one imports a crosshair that looks different, the player has changed it since.
For settings hunters, Meteor's T1-era anchor setup is the one to copy — his earlier Gen.G duelist config is far less relevant today.
Meteor (Kim Tae-O) is a VALORANT professional from South Korea who plays for T1 — best known for the first player to win two consecutive Masters events (Shanghai 2024 with Gen.G, Bangkok 2025 with T1, MVP at the second).
Meteor plays at 800 DPI with 0.35 in-game sensitivity — eDPI 280, about 46.7 cm per 360°. That is the 72nd percentile of the 652 professional VALORANT players in our database (median eDPI 230.0), so copying it means adapting to a post-site anchor setup built for holding angles rather than entry duels.
His importable code is 0;s;1;P;o;1;d;1;f;0;0b;0;1b;0;S;o;1. The full parameter breakdown sits above the gear block on this page — white cross: a pure centre dot, no outer lines, with an outline. Our snapshot is dated September 2026, and pros retune between patches, so weigh any archived code against that date.
4000 Hz — frontier territory that only current-flagship mice and strong CPUs serve. RAW input is on and Windows pointer speed 6, rounding out the input chain. We re-check every profile before each event window; this record carries a September 2026 stamp.
The Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse — a fresh Logitech flagship shell. It runs at 4000 Hz with Windows pointer speed 6 and RAW input On. Our database puts that shell at a small share of pro setups, so it is too new to have followers in our 656-pro database yet; the rest of the desk (monitor, keyboard, pad) is listed in the gear block.
The headline result: the first player to win two consecutive Masters events (Shanghai 2024 with Gen.G, Bangkok 2025 with T1, MVP at the second). Career facts on this page were verified against public tournament records on 15 September 2026.
Only as a starting point. Meteor is the first player to win two consecutive Masters events (Shanghai 2024 with Gen.G, Bangkok 2025 with T1, MVP at the second) — if your arm or wrist aim differently, the same numbers feel different on your mousepad. Our eDPI calculator converts his 280 eDPI into cm/360° for your own resolution and sensitivity habits before you commit.
