“Drag clicking” is a popular, if controversial, technique where you drag your finger back-and-forth across a mouse left-click panel with gentle but consistent pressure to register multiple clicks in rapid succession. It’s a coveted trick in Minecraft and other games where higher CPS (clicks per second) confers tangible gameplay benefits (dealing more damage per second, for example). If drag clicking is a major consideration when buying your next gaming mouse, look for a mouse with optical mouse switches, such as Roccat Burst Pro. You could also consider looking for a mouse with a polling rate above 1,000Hz, like the Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Champion Series. It’s worth pointing out that drag clicking can damage your mouse if done incorrectly or too much. Most mouse switches are rated to last through 10 million to 50 million clicks, and you will burn through them very quickly this way. And if you do it too well, drag clicking may even trip a game’s anti-cheat services, which could get you banned from it permanently.