Retest PC

Mouse Tests

Test buttons, scroll wheel, double clicking, polling rate and DPI, then put your clicking speed and aim on the clock.

Click speed tests

Mouse tests

Aim and reaction

Check the mouse itself

The mouse test lights each button, the wheel and the side buttons, and counts presses so a button that misses clicks stands out. A mouse that clicks twice from one press is the most common fault, and the double click test measures it with millisecond timing you can show for a warranty claim. A wheel that jumps the wrong way shows up on the mouse scroll test, and the middle click test checks the wheel button on its own.

Sensor and timing

The polling rate test shows how many times a second your mouse reports its position, from 125 Hz office mice to 8,000 Hz gaming mice. The dpi analyzer measures real sensor DPI by moving the mouse a known distance, and the mouse latency test times each click to the next frame on screen.

Speed, aim and reaction

For the competitive side, the cps test counts your clicks per second. Short bursts go on the 1 second cps test, the other button on the right click cps test, and each Minecraft PvP technique has its own page: the jitter click test, butterfly click test, drag click test and the 10 second kohi click test. The reaction time test times how fast you respond, and the aim trainer scores accuracy and speed on moving and static targets.

When the mouse misbehaves

The mouse double clicking and mouse not working guides cover switch wear, drivers, settings, wireless receivers and surfaces.