What is your typing speed/accuracy?

[Vishera]

Tested with: https://www.livechat.com/typing-speed-test/

Mine is:

Quote

Nice! You type with the speed of

33 WPM (159 CPM). Your accuracy

was 97%. Keep practicing!

According to onlinetyping.org the average typing speed is 30 to 40 WPM.

And the average accuracy is 94.38%.

 

What is your speed/accuracy?

[DreamCat04]

6 hours ago, Vishera said:

Tested with: https://www.livechat.com/typing-speed-test/

Mine is:

According to onlinetyping.org the average typing speed is 30 to 40 WPM.

And the average accuracy is 94.38%.

 

What is your speed/accuracy?

On monkeytype.com, I can get around 55 WPM peak and an average of 45-50 WPM with 80-90% accuracy

[Alcarin]

I'm at 88 WPM with 97% accuracy.

 

I worked in a few data entry jobs a few years ago, so you learn to "get fast".

 

Edit: 9130 KPH with 10key. Oof a bit out of practice.

[FliP0x]

According to the test, by score is: 

 

 

However, it's a lot different if you're typing something that you have in mind (eg. replying to an e-mail) compared to writing random words that a website tells you to write.

[IPD]

Probably slowed down a bit from the caffeine-addled, frenzied days of UT99/UT2K4 I played in younger years.  Still way faster than the 'tards who can only communicate via mic/voice in gaming.

 

Being type-killed was a shameful badge of honor that you swore to avoid--and thus improved your typing speeds/accuracy.  I miss those days.

[WhitetailAni]

Using monkeytype (my school blocks livechat):

And this is on my Chromebook's crappy keyboard. On my PC I can get higher

 

EDIT:
I improved

[TetraSky]

You can keep typing about 60s and it just goes up and up and...
I fcked up on the last 3 words 

[Needfuldoer]

I got 49 WPM at 96% accuracy on my first try. 

 

I never learned how to type "properly", actual typists would cringe at the way I type. My hands move around a lot, I have to look at the keyboard occasionally, and I type sequences of letters almost like macros. I can't really explain it, but it works.

 

EDIT: After a couple runs, trying for speed, this is the best I did:

[Rauten]

On my second try; given English isn't even my native language, pretty happy with it!

[DANK_AS_gay]

Edit: new PB

 

I can go faster, but I do not look at the screen while typing, I need to get out of the habit so I don't have to pivot between looking at the word and actually typing. It is costing my massive amounts of time.

 

[DANK_AS_gay]

26 minutes ago, Needfuldoer said:

I got 49 WPM at 96% accuracy on my first try. 

 

I never learned how to type "properly", actual typists would cringe at the way I type. My hands move around a lot, I have to look at the keyboard occasionally, and I type sequences of letters almost like macros. I can't really explain it, but it works.

 

EDIT: After a couple runs, trying for speed, this is the best I did:

 

I think we type the same way. My hands do not rest in one spot. I think this is because my palms are disproportionately large compared to my fingers, so I have to reach a lot further than other people. Plus I do not have good control of my ring and middle finger, so home row is difficult. On my left hand I use more of my fingers (i.e my pinkie and index finger, thumb for spacebar) where on my right hand I only use my index and middle finger. The fact that I can get 52 WPM means something, but I'm not sure what.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

on my chromebook at school (which i swear has more deck flex than key travel lol), i get 45wpm at 95% acuracy.

On my mechanical keyboard at home, I can get like 60-70wpm at 90%

[RockSolid1106]

 

This is a bit older as I'm not having my keyboard atm lol

[Mister Woof]

used to be quite fast in my youth, but ever since I hit 40, arthritis and CTS have slowed me down significantly.

 

With a Glorious GMMK TKL, Gateron Browns, Tecware PBT Keycaps, and a Redragon wrist rest

 

[flaxe]

This question is just an invitation for me to flex, so I will. I type 100+ wpm consistently with around 92% accuracy.

 

 

Did I mention that I'm 14.

[DANK_AS_gay]

24 minutes ago, flaxe said:

This question is just an invitation for me to flex, so I will. I type 100+ wpm consistently with around 92% accuracy.

 

 

Did I mention that I'm 14.

I don't see proof. Literally every other submission shows proof of their current scores. I believe it when I see it.

[8tg]

Commenting here to note for later when I have time to set up my laptop and do this

[IPD]

Not bad.  Not great, but not bad.  I get ahead of myself and start tripping over my own thoughts.

[Deadpool2onBlu-Ray]

37 minutes ago, Dean0919 said:

I guess I'm the slowest one

 

You're an Octopus.

Neat! You type with the speed of 56 WPM (263 CPM). Your accuracy was 96%. Good job

[Vishera]

1 hour ago, Dean0919 said:

I guess I'm the slowest one

So far i am the slowest one,but my results are average:

20 hours ago, Vishera said:

Mine is:

Quote

Nice! You type with the speed of

33 WPM (159 CPM). Your accuracy

was 97%. Keep practicing!

I guess that's not bad considering i have fine motor disability from a condition i will not disclose.

 

So most of the community are above average typists it seems.

[IPD]

14 minutes ago, Vishera said:

So most of the community are above average typists it seems.

2 semesters of playing Team Fortress Classic will do that.

 

P.S.

It's also how I adopted my forever-tag for gaming, "Painfully_Large_Wang".  And before anyone asks, I tell them I'm an obese Asian, and they have a dirty mind. 

[Morris_lee_9116]

Here's my result, mind you that english is not my frist language

[DANK_AS_gay]

50 minutes ago, Morris_lee_9116 said:

mind you that english is not my frist language

lol

[IPD]

3 hours ago, Morris_lee_9116 said:

Here's my result, mind you that english is not my frist language

I don't think that matters so much.  What does matter is if you were trying to do this on an ANSI keyboard if you normally use ISO....or something to that effect.

 

There's also no capital letters, no punctuation marks, and no numbers.  So WPM is going to naturally be a bit slower when those are factored in.

[Morris_lee_9116]

3 minutes ago, IPD said:

I don't think that matters so much.  What does matter is if you were trying to do this on an ANSI keyboard if you normally use ISO....or something to that effect.

 

There's also no capital letters, no punctuation marks, and no numbers.  So WPM is going to naturally be a bit slower when those are factored in.

my own average and peak of WPM on typeracer.com is 52 anc 61 if that matters