How to use it
- Start the measurement.
- Move the mouse continuously and quickly in the test area for five seconds.
- Review the average event rate and sample count.
- Repeat the test a few times to check consistency.
Mouse Polling Rate / Event Rate Test
Measure the frequency of mouse movement events observed by the browser. When supported, the higher-frequency pointerrawupdate event is used; the result is still not a laboratory measurement of the actual USB polling rate.
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After starting, move the mouse continuously and quickly inside the area below. The result measures the browser-observed pointer/mouse event rate; it does not guarantee the mouse's exact hardware USB polling rate.
Measurement area
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How to interpret the result
The result is not a direct measurement of the hardware USB polling rate. It estimates the rate of raw/coalesced pointer events received by the browser.
Test limitations
Browser behavior, the operating system, display refresh rate, and event coalescing can affect the result.
Privacy
The test runs in your browser. Supported history and report data in this version is stored locally in your browser using localStorage.
Frequently asked questions
Will a 1000 Hz mouse show exactly 1000 here?
Not always. Browser event processing can produce lower or more variable values.
What does polling rate mean?
It describes how frequently the mouse reports position information to the computer.
Important: Testarya results are based on input events observed by the browser. They should not be treated as definitive electronic diagnostics or a professional service report.