How to jitter click
Jitter clicking makes your hand vibrate so each shake is a click. Done well it lands around 10 to 14 CPS. This test runs for 10 seconds.
- Hold the mouse with your fingertips and arch your index finger over the left button.
- Tense your forearm and wrist until your hand starts to shake, and let the shake press the button.
- Keep the pressure light. The vibration does the work, not your finger.
Jitter clicking strains your forearm. Stop if it hurts, and don't do long sessions.
Other ways to test your clicking
- Butterfly click test
- Drag click test
- 1 second CPS test
- 5 second CPS test
- 10 second CPS test
- 30 second CPS test
- 60 second CPS test
Score looks too high? A worn switch can register one press as two. Check with the double click test.