CLICKING SPEED
What does a click speed test measure?
Clicks per second, usually shortened to CPS, is your number of valid clicks divided by the active test time. This standard test uses a fixed 10-second window.
Mouse switches, touchscreen sampling, keyboard repeat habits, device latency, and fatigue can all affect a recreational score.
READ YOUR RESULT
Speed and consistency tell different stories
CPS shows raw input rate. Consistency compares the gaps between consecutive clicks, so an even rhythm scores higher than bursts and pauses.
For a fair comparison, use the same device and input method. Endless mode focuses on surviving increasingly demanding three-second rounds.