AnalyzeMouseDPI runs every mouse test in one place — DPI, polling rate, click speed, latency, jitter and double-click faults — then gives you a single Performance Score with fixes. No competitor does that.
Set the distance, press Start, then hold and glide your mouse — we count the pixels and work out your real DPI on the spot.
Press Start, then hold and glide the mouse the measured distance.
Every tool is free, runs instantly in your browser, and feeds into your overall Performance Score.
Measure your mouse's real DPI and compare it to the stated value.
See how many times per second (Hz) your mouse reports to the OS.
Classic CPS test — how many clicks can you land per second?
Measure the milliseconds between your click and the system registering it.
Quantify how far your cursor strays from a straight line at speed.
Detect a worn switch that fires two clicks from one press.
Convert DPI + sens into cm/360 and match feel across games.
One aggregated 0–100 score across every test, with fixes.
Run the five core tests and we fold them into a single 0–100 score — with clear, plain-English fixes for whatever's holding your mouse back, not just a wall of raw numbers.
Mouse tests in one place — DPI, polling, latency, jitter, switches and more.
A single weighted Performance Score, not a pile of scattered numbers.
Polling read accurately, right up to the fastest 8K gaming mice.
Runs in your browser — nothing is ever uploaded or stored on a server.
Most DPI sites stop at one number. We measure click latency and tracking jitter — the things that actually hurt your aim.
The double-click detector spots a dying switch before it ruins a ranked match, using precise event timing.
Re-run the tests over time and watch for rising latency or new click faults - an early warning your switches are starting to wear.
Plain-English guides on DPI, polling rate, sensitivity and switch health.
DPI explained without the jargon — and how to verify your real number.
Read → FPSWhat the pros actually use, and how to pick a number you can aim with.
Read → RepairWhy it happens, how to test for it, and what actually fixes it.
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