Honestly, a clutch button on a mouse feels like handing a micromotor to a kid who thinks a key‑tapping game is a science experiment. If the switch clicks with the same buttery smoothness you’d get on a gear‑shift, then it’s just a nice, tiny lever for a tiny reset. But if it’s a cheap, click‑y button that takes a full half‑second to engage, you’ll end up doing a half‑second of dead‑time and the whole point of instant reset is lost. I’d test it myself before I hand out a “perfect reset” badge. In my garage, I only add a clutch when the shift feels off by a fraction of a millimeter. Anything less is a waste of time, and a lot of frustration.