Swipe area
Hold left button, flick hard, release
0.00 m/s
0 IPS peak
Hold the left button inside the box and swipe hard left or right.
Speed during the last swipe
This mouse tracking speed test finds the fastest swipe your sensor can follow. Hold the left button inside the box and flick the mouse sideways as fast as possible. The peak speed is converted to inches per second using your DPI, and any direction flip at speed is flagged as a spin-out.
Hold left button, flick hard, release
0.00 m/s
0 IPS peak
Hold the left button inside the box and swipe hard left or right.
Speed during the last swipe
The speed conversion needs it. Use the value set in your mouse software.
Fast swipes need room. Start from one edge of the pad and flick to the other.
A flash means the sensor reported movement in the wrong direction mid-swipe: a spin-out.
A sensor that loses tracking often reports a sudden reverse. The tool flags flips above 20000 counts per second.
Both units so you can compare with the sensor's rated speed.
See how quickly your swipe ramped and where it peaked.
Try several swipes; the fastest clean one is your usable limit.
Most people cannot swipe above 3 to 5 m/s by hand. Not reaching the rating is normal; reaching a spin-out is not.
No. The physical speed limit is fixed; DPI only changes the counts.
Flicks are horizontal and the measurement is cleaner that way.
Normal on budget sensors. If it affects your games, choose a sensor rated 400 IPS or more.
Dirty lens or a bad surface. Clean and retest on a cloth pad.
That is also a tracking loss; the tool counts it as a swipe without a flip. Try a different pad.