Click test 1 minute (60 seconds)

1 minute click speed test

Clicking mouse for one minute is not easy. 60 seconds of clicking can make your arm hurt like a good exercise in a gym, especially if you click as fast as possible.

The graph will show how your CPS changes in time, this feature is useful for tracking your tiredness and analysing your result on such long “distance” as 1 minute.

CPS

CPS stand for “clicks per second” and it’s the main measurement of this test. It means how many clicks you make in one second, and also can be called “clicking speed”.

How to improve result in 1 minute click speed test?

You can do this test over and over again like with shorter tests, but better strategy will be alternate between 60 seconds test and 5 or 10 seconds tests. Shorter exercises will improve your clicking technique and longer one will gain your muscle endurance.

Because 1 minute is relatively long time for clicking mouse, it is better to spread your strength through the whole time equally. If you see on the graph that your CPS drops more and more closer to the end, that means you need to click a little bit slower at the beginning.