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EquipmentBoth sidesB-TierSince 2012

Zeus x27

Quick answer

Zeus x27 costs $200 and deals 500 damage within 4.5 m. Both sides can buy it. It recharges in 30 s.

The close-quarters electroshock taser delivering instant point-blank eliminations, featuring a 30-second recharge cycle and custom weapon skins in CS2.

Price
$200
Base damage
500
Rate of fire
2 RPM
Armor penetration
100%
Zeus x27 CS2 weapon

Technical file

Combat & economy

Base damage before hitgroup multipliers.

Economy

Price
$200
Kill award
$100

Ballistics

Base damage
500
Rate of fire
2 RPM
Armor penetration
100%
Accurate range
4.5 m

Handling

Magazine
1 round
Recharge time
30 s
Movement speed
220 u/s

Origin

Origin
United States

Pro kill index

Zeus x27 kill leaders

arT leads the tracked index with 64 kills (8.9%).

Logged kills

718

130 tracked pros

#PlayerTeamKillsRelative volume
1arTLegacy648.9% of all
2Boombl4BETBOOM507% of all
3JamePARIVISION476.5% of all
4dumauLegacy344.7% of all
5iMNatus Vincere273.8% of all
6FL1TPARIVISION212.9% of all
7SnaxGamerLegion212.9% of all
8ropzVitality192.6% of all
9VINIImperial Esports182.5% of all
10cheloImperial Esports141.9% of all
11KrimboNinjas in Pyjamas141.9% of all
12ZywOoVitality111.5% of all

Showing the top 12 of 130 tracked pros.

Weapon dossier

Zeus x27 field notes

The Zeus x27 electroshock weapon stands as the ultimate point-blank humiliation tool and high-risk ambush device in Counter-Strike 2. Classified under tactical equipment, the Zeus x27 discharges twin dart electrodes carrying a catastrophic high-voltage electrical charge that delivers instantaneous cardiac incapacitation to any target within its effective contact range of approximately 4.5 meters. In Counter-Strike 2, the Zeus underwent a monumental modernization: moving from a single-use disposable novelty into a fully reusable tactical instrument boasting an automatic 30-second recharge cycle, custom weapon inspect animations, and official inclusion in the weapon skin ecosystem.

Ballistically, the Zeus x27 discharges an electrical arc outputting 500 base damage, completely bypassing enemy Kevlar armor and helmets to guarantee an instant, lethal elimination at point-blank range. If discharged at the outer periphery of its range (between 4 and 5 meters), damage falls off, occasionally dealing between 70 and 95 non-lethal shock damage accompanied by heavy visual distortion and physical tagging. The weapon holds a single ready charge; once fired, an integrated 30-second electronic capacitor recharge timer begins, at the conclusion of which the Zeus becomes fully operational once again without requiring the player to purchase a replacement.

The mechanical handling of the Zeus x27 demands supreme patience, sound discipline, and trigger discipline. Moving at a maximum running velocity of 220 units per second, an operator holding a Zeus must tuck themselves into tight, unseen ambush perches—such as Inferno Sandbags, Mirage Underpass, Nuke Vents, or Overpass Connector. Because the weapon effective range is strictly limited to arm length, attempting to charge at an enemy across open terrain is suicidal. However, when an unsuspecting enemy with a $4,750 AWP or $2,700 AK-47 walks past the corner, a single click of the Zeus delivers a comical zap, an instant ragdoll collapse, and the immediate acquisition of an expensive primary firearm for the cost of a $200 taser.

In the competitive economy, the Zeus x27 is priced at an accessible $200. In Counter-Strike 2, Valve updated its economic reward structure, granting a $100 kill bonus for confirmed Zeus frags. On eco rounds, investing $200 into a Zeus provides a player with guaranteed one-shot lethality without needing to land a precise Desert Eagle headshot. In professional tournaments, teams occasionally equip a Zeus on a dedicated anchor holding an extreme close-range angle, creating high-tension dramatic moments where a single shock can blow open a round.

Esports history is decorated with legendary Zeus plays that sent tournament arenas into pandemonium. Swedish icon Jesper "JW" Wecksell famously incorporated the Zeus into his aggressive knife and taser plays, humiliating full-buy opponents on stage. Similarly, in modern CS2, players like Mathieu "ZywOo" Herbaut and Ilya "m0NESY" Osipov have pulled off audacious Zeus kills during high-stakes Major matches, showcasing the weapon psychological power to completely tilt opponents.

In Counter-Strike 2, the Zeus x27 officially entered the weapon skin marketplace with the release of the Kilowatt Case, introducing custom inspect animations and prestigious finishes. The premier Zeus skin is the majestic Zeus x27 Olympus, depicting the Greek god Zeus hurling thunderbolts across an ivory and gold chassis. Other celebrated finishes include the Zeus x27 Carved, the minimalist Dragon Snore, and colorful community workshop creations. The Zeus x27 remains the definitive instrument of shocking humiliation and close-quarters ambush mastery in Counter-Strike 2.

FAQ · Zeus x27

Questions about Zeus x27

How much does the Zeus x27 cost in CS2?

The Zeus x27 costs $200. A kill with it pays $100.

What does the Zeus x27 do in CS2?

The close-quarters electroshock taser delivering instant point-blank eliminations, featuring a 30-second recharge cycle and custom weapon skins in CS2.

Is the Zeus x27 a one-shot kill?

It deals 500 damage within 4.5 m, enough to kill in one hit at that range.

How long does the Zeus x27 take to recharge?

30 seconds after each shot.

Can both sides buy the Zeus x27 in CS2?

Yes. Both sides can buy it.

Is the Zeus x27 good in CS2?

The Zeus x27 is rated B-Tier in the GamerStats pro meta tiers.

GamerStats Lab, CS2 writer at GamerStats

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