Right Click Test

How the Right Click Test Works

The right click test counts only presses of the right mouse button, then divides by the test length to give your right click CPS. Left clicks are ignored, and the menu that normally pops up on a right click is switched off inside the box.

Most people right-click a little slower than they left-click, because the middle finger usually gets less practice than the index finger. A gap of 1 or 2 CPS between the two is normal.

Why Right Click Speed Matters

In Minecraft, the right button places blocks and uses items. Fast right-clicking helps when bridging, building towers, throwing items or using a bow, so PvP and speedbridging players practise it on its own.

In other games the right button often aims, blocks or casts a second ability. And outside games, a right click test is a quick way to check that the button still works properly.

What’s a Good Right Click Score?

Check Your Right Mouse Button

Click slowly, once per second, and watch the count. If it jumps by 2 on a single press, the button is double-clicking, which usually means the switch is wearing out. If some presses don’t count at all, the button may be sticking. Either way, the same happens in games and apps.

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