Probador de DPI de Ratón: Mide y Estima tu DPI Real
Mide el desplazamiento físico de tu ratón y el movimiento detectado por el navegador para estimar tu perfil DPI de hardware activo.
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Display Scale Calibration & Preparation
Because different monitor panels feature distinct physical pixel densities (PPI), calibrating an on-screen reference ruler ensures accurate display scale correlation.
Clear Space
Remove obstacles for smooth travel.
Place Ruler
Align tape or ruler on mousepad.
Index Mouse
Align left sensor edge with 0 cm.
Straight Line
Glide straight without lifting.
Multi-Trial
Record 3 runs for average.
On-Screen Ruler Calibration
Hold a physical credit card (85.6 mm / 8.56 cm) or desk ruler against the blue bar below. Adjust the slider until they match exactly.
Real Mouse Testing Console
TARGET TRAVEL: 20 cm
Move your mouse in a straight horizontal line along your desk ruler.
📊 Multi-Trial Consistency Table
Awaiting Trials| Trial # | Distance | Observed Movement | Estimated DPI | Deviation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No trials recorded yet. Complete a swipe and click "Log Trial". | ||||
DPI Stage & Ratio Verification
Test whether toggling your mouse DPI switch or changing companion software profiles alters observed displacement proportionally.
Observed Proportional Ratio Analysis
¿Puede una web detectar el DPI de tu ratón automáticamente?
Ningún navegador puede consultar directamente los registros del ratón por seguridad de sandbox. Este instrumento correlaciona el recorrido físico en la alfombrilla con los pulsos PointerEvent para calcular una estimación exacta de hardware.
How this In-Browser DPI Test Works
DPI stands for Dots Per Inch (or more accurately, Counts Per Inch). When you move your mouse across your desk, the optical or laser sensor captures surface images and transmits raw integer displacement deltas ($\Delta X, \Delta Y$) to your operating system.
By swiping your mouse across a calibrated physical distance (such as 20 cm or 2 inches), our engine aggregates all incoming movementX reports via the Pointer Lock API. The mathematical estimation formula is:
Configured DPI vs. Estimated DPI
It is essential to understand the distinction between:
- Configured DPI: The nominal integer value programmed into your mouse hardware (e.g. 400, 800, 1600) via companion software like Logitech G HUB, Razer Synapse, or a physical DPI toggle switch.
- Estimated DPI: The empirical value derived during testing. Minor variances (±2–5%) are normal due to mouse feet friction, lens manufacturing tolerances, and ruler alignment.
How to Get the Most Reliable Estimate
- Use a 20 cm or longer swipe: Longer travel distances reduce the proportional impact of starting and stopping marker alignment errors.
- Disable Windows Mouse Acceleration: Ensure "Enhance Pointer Precision" is disabled in Windows mouse control settings.
- Perform at least 3 trials: Check the multi-trial consistency score to confirm low variance across repeated movements.
- Websites observe pointer movement coordinates and event timestamps rather than reading internal firmware registers directly.
- Calibrating against a real desk ruler provides an accurate estimate of your true sensor DPI stage.
- Use longer test distances (20–30 cm) and perform 3 to 5 trials to achieve high statistical consistency.
- All data is processed 100% locally in your browser with zero network transmission.
Preguntas Frecuentes
Respuestas claras y autorizadas a las preguntas más habituales sobre DPI de ratón y sensibilidad.