CS2 Negev Skins
All 25 Negev finishes in CS2, priced from $0.01 to $2,445. Compare live prices from 9 marketplaces across 5 wear conditions, with float ranges and pattern data on every skin, plus StatTrak™ pricing on 12 of them.
Negev
The Negev is CS2's area-denial machine: $1,700 for 150 rounds and a mechanic no other gun has — the longer you hold the trigger, the more accurate it gets, until the spray becomes a laser. It doesn't hold angles so much as abolish them.
25 Available Skins
Browse all Negev skins with live market prices from major marketplaces.
ClassifiedMjölnir
Mil-SpecAnodized Navy
IndustrialCaliCamo
IndustrialPalm
Mil-SpecInfrastructure
Mil-SpecPhoenix Stencil
RestrictedLoudmouth
RestrictedPower Loader
Mil-SpecBratatat
ConsumerBoroque Sand
IndustrialNuclear Waste
Restricteddev_texture
RestrictedLionfish
IndustrialBulkhead
Mil-SpecDazzle
Mil-SpecDrop Me
Mil-SpecTerrain
IndustrialWall Bang
Mil-SpecDesert-Strike
Mil-SpecPrototype
IndustrialSour Grapes
Mil-SpecUltralight
Mil-SpecMan-o'-war
ConsumerRaw Ceramic
ConsumerArmy Sheen
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Accuracy & Recoil
Extracted directly from CS2's weapon data files — the exact values the game uses.
The Negev's exact spray pattern — all 50 bullets, computed from the recoil data in the game files. First bullet at the bottom. Practice it in the Spray Trainer or compare weapons on the recoil patterns page.
Combat Statistics
Economy Context
Verdict: The Negev is a mid-buy and force rounds weapon at $1,700 — 6 kills at $300 each cover its cost. The XM1014 costs $300 more if you're weighing the closest heavy alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does the Negev's accuracy mechanic work?
- It works backwards from every other gun: sustained fire increases accuracy. After roughly a second of continuous shooting the recoil settles and the stream becomes laser-precise for the rest of the 150-round belt. Releasing the trigger resets the process.
- Why is the Negev only $1,700?
- Valve slashed its price (from $5,700 originally) to give machine guns an actual role. At $1,700 it undercuts most rifles, making chokepoint denial an affordable tactical option rather than a joke buy — though its $300 kill reward and immobility keep it situational.
- Is the Negev good against rushes?
- It is arguably the single best anti-rush weapon in CS2: a pre-sprayed Negev turns a chokepoint into a no-entry zone, and 150 rounds outlast any utility the attackers throw. Its weakness is everything else — slow rotations, loud audio, and mid-range duels once the rush doesn't come.
- How much damage does the Negev do in CS2?
- The Negev deals 35 base damage per hit with 75% armor penetration. Headshot multiplier is 4x, meaning a headshot deals 140 damage before armor reduction.
- How much does the Negev cost in CS2?
- The Negev costs $1,700 to buy and gives a $300 kill reward. It's available to players on both sides.
- What is the Negev fire rate?
- The Negev fires at 800 rounds per minute (RPM) with a 150-round magazine. Reload time is 5.7 seconds.
- How many skins does the Negev have in CS2?
- The Negev currently has 25 skins available in Counter-Strike 2, ranging across multiple rarity tiers from Consumer Grade to Covert.
- Is the Negev good in CS2?
- The Negev is CS2's area-denial machine: $1,700 for 150 rounds and a mechanic no other gun has — the longer you hold the trigger, the more accurate it gets, until the spray becomes a laser. It doesn't hold angles so much as abolish them.