Mouse Polling Rate Test vs ReactionTests

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Mouse Polling Rate Test compared with ReactionTests
Detail	Mouse Polling Rate Test	ReactionTests
What it does	Test your mouse polling rate and mouse Hz online in your browser	Test your visual reaction time for free
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Pricing model	Free	Free
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Key features	Measure average polling rate and peak rate Test polling rates from 125Hz to 8000Hz Calculate jitter and stability metrics Analyze update interval distribution No installation required Open-source demo code available Compare results across multiple browsers	Five-round visual reaction test with millisecond timing Seven-round sound reaction time test Local result history with up to 300 sessions stored Consistency measurement showing standard deviation of scores Download score card as image Sound calibration for personal offset adjustment Reference data from published research studies
What makes it different	Measures browser-visible polling rates with coalesced sample support Provides stability scoring across 500ms windows Transparent methodology with published measurement notes Includes practical guides for interpreting results and troubleshooting	No account or login required to use the test Results stored locally in browser for privacy Compare full sessions to understand consistency, not just fastest round Research-backed reference data from laboratory studies
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Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	10 −1 (down) since last check	3 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	6	0
Citation Flow (Majestic)	23	11
Referring domains (Majestic)	27	1

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