Speed

These are the ones where your score is a duration — how long you took, in milliseconds. Reacting, aiming, typing. All of them are quick, and all of them are oddly addictive.

They're also the tests where your equipment gets the most say. The times we're measuring are short enough that a single frame of your monitor is a visible chunk of the result. So each page shows your raw time first, then tells you plainly how big that chunk was.

Reaction Time Test

Wait for red, click the instant it flips green. Five goes, and your score is the middle one — plus an honest account of how much of it was your screen rather than you.

Open tool →Aim Trainer

Twelve targets, hit as fast as you can. Scored in bits per second, the one aiming number a bigger window can't flatter, with your misses counted separately instead of hidden.

Open tool →Typing Speed Test

Five sentences, typed as fast as you can manage. You get speed and accuracy as two separate numbers, because neither one should get to hide behind the other.

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