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Mouse test for gaming

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): For gaming, especially shooters, check three things here. First, the polling rate: move fast in circles and confirm it reads near your setting, usually 1000 Hz. Second, double clicks: click quickly and steadily for a while; the Unwanted double clicks counter should stay at 0, because a bouncing switch can turn one shot into two or break a hold. Third, the side buttons: press Back and Forward, since many players bind them to push-to-talk or abilities.

Do it now, right here

Click, right-click, middle-click and scroll here
Left
0
Right
0
Middle
0
Back (side)
0
Forward (side)
0
Scroll up
0
Scroll down
0
Unwanted double clicks
0
Polling rate
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Click each button and scroll inside the box. Move the mouse fast in circles to estimate the polling rate.

Step by step

  1. Polling rate: move fast in circles, expect about 1000 Hz.
  2. Double clicks: click fast for 30 seconds; the counter should stay at 0.
  3. Side buttons: press both and watch them light up.

At a glance

CheckGood resultBad sign
Polling rateNear 500–1000 HzStuck near 125 Hz
Unwanted double clicks0Any, while single-clicking
Side buttonsBoth light upOne never registers

Related questions

Can I test DPI here?

Not directly; DPI is set in the mouse software and affects pointer speed, not clicks.

Does a wireless gaming mouse pass?

Modern 2.4 GHz gaming mice reach 1000 Hz or more; Bluetooth mode is usually much lower.

Should I test click latency?

A browser cannot measure true latency; see the latency question below.

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Updated November 14, 2026.