Realme: Turn On Auto Click for a Connected Mouse

A USB or Bluetooth mouse turns a Realme phone into a small desktop, but pressing the mouse button for every single tap is exhausting during longer sessions.

Realme UI solves this with an accessibility feature called Click when pointer stops. Once switched on, the system triggers a click by itself as soon as the pointer stays in one spot for a defined moment, so you never need to press the button.

You find the toggle at Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Additional settings ➔ Tap on Accessibility ➔ Tap on Click when pointer stops. From there, switch the feature on or off with Enable or disable Click when pointer stops.

The same screen lets you adjust Set the Dwell timing. A Short delay of 0.2 seconds reacts almost instantly, which is handy for fast navigation but can fire clicks while you are still moving toward a target. A Medium delay of 0.6 seconds gives you more room to settle the pointer before a click registers, which suits reading or precise taps better.

If clicks trigger too early or too often, increase the dwell timing or turn the feature off entirely from the same menu. This setting only appears while a mouse is actually paired with the phone.