Sampling area
Five seconds per connection
Time left 5.0 s
Pick a connection type, click here and move fast for 5 seconds.
Sample at least two connection types to compare.
This wireless vs wired mouse test samples polling rate on each connection. Choose the connection you are using now, click the box and move fast for five seconds. Switch the mouse to its next mode, pick that tab and sample again. The table fills in as you go.
Five seconds per connection
Time left 5.0 s
Pick a connection type, click here and move fast for 5 seconds.
Sample at least two connection types to compare.
| Connection | Peak | Average |
|---|---|---|
| wired | -- | -- |
| dongle | -- | -- |
| bluetooth | -- | -- |
Same USB port for the dongle and cable, same distance, same surface.
Switch the mouse with its mode button or by plugging in, select the matching tab, then sample.
Peak shows the rate the mode is capable of; average shows what it sustains.
Bluetooth usually caps near 125 Hz on Windows and around 90 Hz on macOS; the test makes it visible.
Good 2.4 GHz links match wired; a big gap means interference.
A high peak with a low average is an unstable link.
Results stay for the session so you can screenshot them.
No. That is the Bluetooth limit on most systems.
Interference. Move the receiver to a front port or use the extension cable.
Yes, just label them mentally; the tabs are only names.
Relocate the receiver away from USB 3 ports and routers.
Check the polling setting in the mouse software and try another port.
Remove other Bluetooth devices and keep the mouse within a metre.