10 Second Click Test
Ten seconds — long enough that technique starts to cost you.
How it works
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Ten seconds is the length the Kohi test made familiar, so it is the number a Minecraft PvP audience will ask you for.
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This is the first duration where the back half matters as much as the front. Watch the trace — most people's gaps start widening somewhere around six seconds.
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It also separates techniques. A butterfly click that wins over five seconds often falls behind steady jitter clicking here, because the alternation is harder to keep clean as you tire.
Common questions
What counts as a good score over 10 seconds?
Around 5 to 7 CPS is typical. Holding 8 or more for the full ten seconds is Very fast and genuinely uncommon, and 10 or above is Pro. Expect roughly one CPS below your five second score.
Is this the same as the Kohi click test?
Same length and the same idea. The Kohi test is the ten second version that came out of the Kohi Minecraft server, and it keeps its own page because that audience expects the familiar framing. The engine underneath is identical.
Why does my rate drop near the end?
Forearm fatigue starts to bite after six or seven seconds for most people. The trace makes it visible: ticks are inverted so fast is tall, so if they get shorter toward the right you opened faster than you could hold.