Click Speed Test (CPS vs CPM): What’s a Good Score + 10s vs 30s

Click Speed Test (CPS vs CPM): What’s a Good Score + 10s vs 30s

If you are comparing gaming performance, testing your mouse, or just competing with friends, a click speed test is a quick way to measure how fast you can click.

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This guide explains CPS vs CPM, what “good” looks like, and why different timers (10s/30s/60s) can produce different results.

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CPS vs CPM: What’s the Difference?

CPS (Clicks Per Second)

CPS = total clicks ÷ seconds. CPS is the most common metric for click speed.

CPM (Clicks Per Minute)

CPM = CPS × 60. CPM is just a scaled version of CPS.

If you see 10 CPS, that is 600 CPM.

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What Is a “Good” Click Speed?

It depends on your mouse, technique, and how long the test lasts. As a rough guide for normal clicking (no macros):

• 4–6 CPS: casual / typical
• 6–8 CPS: above average
• 8–10 CPS: very fast for most people
• 10+ CPS: elite for many users (or special techniques)

Use the test mainly to compare results on the same device and setup.

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10s vs 30s vs 60s: Which Timer Is More Accurate?

10 seconds (best default)

• Fast to run
• Great for quick comparisons
• More “burst speed” focused

30 seconds (more stable)

• Smooths out randomness
• Better for comparing stamina and consistency

60 seconds (consistency test)

• Helps identify fatigue or uneven clicking
• Useful if your 10s score swings a lot

That is why our tool includes 10s / 30s / 60s modes.

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Why Your Click Speed Changes Between Devices

Common factors:

• Mouse switch feel (light vs heavy clicks)
• Polling rate and system load (minor effect)
• Browser + OS input handling
• Your surface and hand position

If you are troubleshooting hardware, also run:

• Mouse button reliability: Mouse Test
• Controller input: Gamepad Test

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How to Get a Cleaner Result (and Avoid Fake Scores)

Our click speed test filters ultra-fast duplicate inputs (noise). For a consistent score:

1. Use a stable surface and keep your wrist comfortable.
2. Don’t drag the mouse while clicking.
3. Use 30s mode if your 10s score varies a lot.
4. If you use a macro, your score may look abnormal (and won’t reflect real skill).

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Summary

If you want a quick benchmark, 10 seconds is the best default. If you want stability, use 30 seconds. Either way, CPS and CPM are the same measurement expressed differently.

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