Kohi Click Test
A click speed test in the Kohi PvP style — sustaining your CPS matters more than a quick burst. Pick a duration below.
Where the name comes from
Kohi was a Minecraft PvP server where combat rewarded fast, sustained clicking — sword-spamming speed decided fights. The community's 10-second click benchmark became a standard reference point beyond just that server, since it's long enough to expose whether a technique holds up or fades.
How your CPS is calculated
CPS = total clicks ÷ time in seconds. For example, 90 clicks over a 10-second run gives 90 ÷ 10 = 9 CPS.
| Sustained CPS | Level |
|---|---|
| under 6 | Below average for sustained clicking |
| 6–8 | Average sustained CPS |
| 8–10 | Solid — good for PvP-style combat |
| 12+ | Excellent — sustained across the full duration |
Tips for sustained clicking
- Pace yourself — going all-out for the first 2 seconds often causes a bigger drop later
- Try jitter or butterfly clicking, which fatigue less than plain single-finger clicking
- Test 10 seconds first, then try 30 or 60 to see how your rate holds up over time
For a quick burst test, try the standard5-second CPS test; for technique-specific practice, seejitter clickingand butterfly clicking.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Kohi Click Test?
The Kohi Click Test is a CPS test named after the Kohi Minecraft PvP server, where fast, consistent clicking was essential for combat. Its 10-second duration became the standard benchmark for PvP-focused clicking speed.
What is a good Kohi CPS score?
On a 10-second run, 8-10 CPS is solid for normal clicking, and 12+ sustained for the full 10 seconds is excellent — the longer duration punishes technique that can’t hold up past a quick burst.
Why is Kohi click testing 10 seconds instead of 5?
Ten seconds better reflects real PvP combat, where clicking speed has to be sustained through a fight, not just a short burst. It exposes fatigue that shorter tests hide.
What clicking technique works best for Kohi-style tests?
Jitter clicking or butterfly clicking typically outperform normal single-finger clicking over 10 seconds, since both reduce finger fatigue during sustained clicking.
Can I use this test for other PvP servers, not just Kohi?
Yes — the mechanic (sustained CPS over a fixed duration) is a general PvP clicking benchmark, useful for any server or game where clicking speed affects combat.
How this test works: everything runs and is timed locally in your browser, and results depend on your device and conditions. Scores are for casual benchmarking and entertainment — not a clinical, medical or diagnostic measurement.