GAMEPAD TESTER / HARDWARE LAB

Mouse Tester Online

Check your mouse buttons, scroll wheel, side buttons, movement tracking and clicks in real time. A complete browser-based testing desk, built for everyday users and gaming setups.

5-button check Scroll diagnostics Live movement trail Click speed test
Open the live tester
INPUT STATUS● READY
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REAL BROWSER EVENTSNO INSTALLATION
01 / LIVE TESTING CONSOLE

Test Your Mouse Buttons

Use your physical mouse inside the test surfaces. Button zones light up when the browser receives input.

● Ready for input
Total mouse presses0Across five standard buttons
Live click speed0.0 CPSPrimary presses in last second
Fast same-button pairs0User-set timing window
Wheel events0Not physical wheel notches
Live Mouse DiagramPress buttons anywhere in this dark test area
MOUSE INPUT
CLICK / SCROLL HERE
L R M4 M5 SCROLL
Waiting for your first click…
Primary0
Secondary0
Middle0
Back / M40
Forward / M50
Results are held in this browser tab.

Primary and secondary describe browser button actions, which may be swapped by left-handed mouse settings. Side-button events and middle-click actions may be intercepted by the browser or operating system. Test only on the dedicated surfaces so normal navigation elsewhere on this page is unaffected.

02 / SENSOR MOVEMENT

Live Mouse Movement Tracker

Trace mouse movement, inspect cursor positions and check whether movement events arrive smoothly.

Pointer Tracking SurfaceMove in circles, draw lines or hold the primary button and drag
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MOVE YOUR MOUSE HEREA live trail appears as you move
Mouse movements are measured in CSS pixels
Cursor positionβ€”Within tracking surface
Distance travelled0 pxAccumulated cursor path
Latest movement speed0 px/sBrowser cursor speed estimate
Browser move events0 / sNot a hardware polling-rate reading
Detected drag gestures0Primary held, moved, released
Peak observed event rate0 / sBrowser delivery rate, not device Hz
03 / SPEED CHALLENGE

Clicks Per Second Test

Run a timed primary-button clicking challenge without mixing it with other mouse tests.

READY TO CLICK10.0 Press Start, then click here using your physical primary mouse button.
Challenge clicks0
Current test CPS0.00
Best completed CPSβ€”

This test measures clicks registered by the browser; it is not a measurement of switch latency.

04 / EVENT DIAGNOSTICS

Mouse Event History

Review registered button presses, releases, wheel direction, timing and input source in one log.

ElapsedEventButton / DetailInput SourceInterval / Delta
Mouse events will appear here when you use the testing surfaces.
No events recordedMaximum 150 events kept in memory
05 / VISUAL GUIDE

How to Test Mouse Buttons and Side Buttons

A complete mouse button check should cover the primary and secondary buttons, clicking the scroll wheel, and any back/forward side buttons supported by your mouse.

  1. Move the cursor into the dark Live Mouse Diagram.
  2. Press and release each button one at a time.
  3. Check its counter and active highlight.
  4. Repeat slow clicks and then a few double clicks to compare events.

Not every mouse includes side buttons. Browser or operating-system shortcuts can also prevent some button events from reaching a webpage.

IMAGE SECTION 01Mouse Button Layout

Place your first image URL in the data-image-url attribute.

β—€ LEFT Β· RIGHT Β· WHEEL Β· M4 Β· M5 β–Ά
Suggested image: a realistic close-up of a mouse showing each click button and the two thumb buttons.
06 / MOVEMENT GUIDE

How to Check Mouse Tracking, Scroll and Drag

Move your cursor slowly and quickly across the tracker, then draw a circle or zigzag. Use the trail to notice unexpected jumps or interruptions.

  1. Trace a smooth shape across the movement surface.
  2. Hold the primary button and drag across the panel.
  3. Scroll up, down and sideways if your device supports it.
  4. Test on another surface or computer if movement looks irregular.

Pointer trails can be influenced by browser event scheduling, OS acceleration, touchpads and display settings. They are not a laboratory measurement of optical sensor accuracy.

IMAGE SECTION 02Tracking & Scroll Test

Place your second image URL in the data-image-url attribute.

⌁ CURSOR TRAIL / DRAG / WHEEL ⌁
Suggested image: a realistic gaming mouse on a mousepad alongside a visible mouse movement trail.
07 / READING YOUR RESULTS

What Each Mouse Test Means

Use the different checks together rather than treating a single missed event as a confirmed hardware failure.

01

Primary, Secondary and Middle Click

The browser reports button actions as numbers 0, 2 and 1. A left-handed configuration can swap which physical button acts as primary, so labels refer to the action rather than the physical side.

02

Side Buttons M4 and M5

Some mice send browser-back and browser-forward actions. The tester attempts to catch them in its test area, but browsers, extensions or driver mappings can intercept these events.

03

Scroll Wheel Direction

Wheel events describe an attempted scroll and its delta values. They can originate from physical wheels and trackpads, and delta values may represent pixels, lines or pages rather than mechanical wheel steps.

04

Double Click and Possible Chatter

Two quick presses can be intentional. The tester separately shows browser-recognized double clicks and unusually short same-button intervals. Only repeated, controlled checks can support diagnosing switch issues.

05

Mouse Movement and Dragging

The live tracker draws browser pointer coordinates, distance in CSS pixels and approximate movement speed. Drag gestures count when the primary button remains down through a meaningful movement before release.

06

Mouse Polling Rate and DPI

A normal webpage cannot directly read a mouse's configured DPI or USB polling rate. Browser mousemove event frequency is displayed as an observed event rate, not an official 125/500/1000/8000 Hz hardware result.

08 / TROUBLESHOOTING

Mouse Not Working Properly?

Try these steps before assuming the mouse needs replacing.

Button not detected

Click inside the testing surface, try another browser, then test in another application. Side buttons may be remapped or reserved by the OS.

Scroll moves the wrong way

Check the mouse or operating-system scrolling direction settings. Wheel sign shows event direction, which is not always identical to content scroll direction.

Unexpected extra clicks

Try deliberate slow presses and look for repeatable short intervals. Check software button mappings and test another machine before blaming a physical switch.

Pointer skips or stutters

Clean the optical sensor area, use a suitable mouse surface, check wireless battery or interference and close resource-heavy browser tabs.

09 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Mouse Tester FAQs

How do I test my mouse buttons online?

Open the Live Mouse Diagram and press your physical mouse buttons inside it. The affected parts of the mouse diagram light up and each button counter increases when the browser receives a press.

Can I test left, right, middle, M4 and M5?

Yes, where the browser sends those events to the page. The browser identifies primary, middle, secondary, back and forward as button values 0 to 4. Mouse-specific driver mappings can change their behavior.

Does this mouse tester work on phones and tablets?

The layout adapts to small screens. Touching the testing area is treated as a touch preview, not proof of a hardware mouse button. Connect a physical mouse to test its buttons where supported by the mobile browser and operating system.

Can I check if my mouse is double-clicking by mistake?

The tool reports successive same-button click intervals and highlights unusually rapid presses using an adjustable threshold. It cannot distinguish intentional fast clicks from hardware switch chatter with certainty.

Can I test the scroll wheel and horizontal tilt?

Yes. Scroll over the dedicated wheel pad. The test reports vertical and horizontal wheel events if your browser exposes them. Trackpads can create the same events.

Can this tool tell me my mouse polling rate?

No. It reports the rate at which mouse movement events arrive at the webpage. Browsers may combine, throttle or schedule these events, so the result is not a trustworthy measurement of the mouse's hardware polling rate.

Can I find my mouse DPI or click latency here?

Browsers do not provide direct access to DPI, hardware click latency or sensor firmware settings through normal mouse events. The cursor-tracking statistics are based on displayed CSS pixel coordinates and browser event timing.

Why do the back and forward buttons not register?

Some browsers immediately use side-button inputs for navigation, or drivers remap them into other shortcuts. Try the dedicated dark testing surface and compare results in another browser or the mouse's configuration software.

Is the Mouse Tester free and private?

Yes. This widget runs locally without requiring an account and does not itself send mouse events to a server. Site hosting and any other installed analytics scripts have their own policies.

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