Press the left, right, wheel or side buttons in the test area. The tool records “Press +” and “Release −” separately to detect missed signals, stuck buttons and unintended clicks.
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Live Button Test
Move the pointer into the area below
Left panel: left button | Center: all buttons | Right panel: right button
＋Left Button TestWaiting
0Left clicks
0Valid double-clicks
0Unintended clicks
—Interval ms
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Right
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＋Right Button TestWaiting
0Right clicks
0Valid double-clicks
0Unintended clicks
—Interval ms
0Total clicks
0 / 5Buttons tested
0.0Current CPS
100%Press/release accuracy
Middle Button Click & Double-Click Test
Press the mouse wheel button inside this area
Press the wheel button once. One press and one release is normal; extra signals within the threshold may indicate unintended double-clicking.
Waiting for middle click
0Middle clicks
0Normal clicks
0Suspected unintended clicks
—Last interval ms
—Last hold ms
0 / 0Press / release
Event Log
Shows the latest 300 events
No events yet. Press a mouse button in the test area above.
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Mouse Test Guides and Troubleshooting
For detailed instructions, unintended double-click diagnosis and common questions, open the dedicated guide pages.
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Mouse Double Click Test, Mouse Test and Repair Resources
MouseBench combines a free mouse double click test, full mouse test, mouse wheel test and practical mouse switch replacement guides. Use the button signal counters to check left, right, middle and side buttons, then review the repair pages when a switch or wheel encoder appears faulty.