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Mouse Spin Test

Hold left mouse button and spin around the center dot
30s
Spins
0.00
Peak spins/sec
0.00
Total rotation
0°
Direction
-

How to use

  1. Pick a session duration (15s, 30s, or 60s).
  2. Press Start.
  3. On the pad, press and hold (left button, as the on-screen hint says) and move in circles around the center dot; pointer tracking pauses if you release, so press again to keep spinning inside the countdown.
  4. When time expires, read spin count, total degrees, direction (clockwise vs counter-clockwise), and peak spins per second.

FAQ

Do I need to hold mouse button while spinning?

Yes. The test tracks motion while you hold and move around the center.

What does peak spins/sec represent?

It is the highest one-second rotational rate detected during your run.

Introduction

Mouse Spin Test benchmarks circular mouse control: hold the button and trace orbits around a center point while the tool counts rotations, total angle, direction, and peak spin rate.

Purpose

  • Practice consistent circular micro-adjustments.
  • Compare peak spins/sec between runs or two mice with the same radius and duration.

Key Features

  • Timed circular motion around a center reticle with button held.
  • Reports spin count, degrees, direction, and peak spins/sec.

Common Use Cases

  • Skill challenges around circular aiming or menu-spin memes.
  • Comparing rotational dexterity between mice or grip styles.

Best Practices

  • Keep a consistent orbit radius; tiny circles inflate noise in the counter.
  • If you release mid-run, press again within the timer — tracking resumes per pointer rules.

Comparison metrics

Metric Meaning
Total degrees / spin count Volume of rotation in the timed window — higher with faster orbit at fixed duration.
Peak spins/s Best one-second burst — highlights short-term rotational speed.
Direction Clockwise vs counter-clockwise — useful if you alternate hand habits.