10 Second Click Test
Click the target as fast as you can. The clock stops itself after exactly 10 seconds.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a click test measure?
It measures how many separate mouse button presses you can make in a fixed time window, then converts that into clicks per second. It also exposes double-firing switches, since a failing mouse produces suspiciously high counts with almost no effort.
How many clicks per second is normal?
Around 4 to 6 clicks per second for an average adult using one finger. Trained techniques push far higher.
Can I use the click test on mobile?
Yes, taps are counted the same way as clicks. Touchscreens usually score slightly lower than a good mouse because your finger has to travel further.
Does the click test work with a trackpad?
It does, but expect lower numbers. Trackpad tap-to-click has a built-in debounce in the operating system that limits how fast repeated taps register.
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About this click test
This is the 10 seconds version of our click test, locked to a single duration so every score on this page is directly comparable. The click test is a straightforward mouse click counter: hit the target, watch the number climb, and get a verdict when the timer runs out. Use it to compare mice, warm up before a match, check whether a worn switch is double-firing, or simply beat the person sitting next to you.