After 3 tries I seemed to plateau around 120 wpm. I feel like my bottleneck was focus, I would misread or skip words, and then get stuck trying to fix the mistake. I think I used to be faster when I was in middle school and they made us use the "Type to Learn" game. But the speed isn't that relevant in adult life.

i fucking hate .com bubble domains like "typing.com" "pets.com" "pooping.com". anyway my top speed on a good day is around 120 wpm and it sucks because i cannot go further. my muscle memory has been limited to a shitty made-up style of 8 finger typing, and re-training it will just kill my productivity. my keyboard is also fucked (some key caps have popped out/been split in half) but that affects me less than the shitty typing style.

Idk anymore since I have to type out each letter on a touchscreen like a sloth.

I switched out my silent smooth MS Sidewinder X4 for Bad..uhhh Red Dragon Uranus 87 Pro. Each has it's own feel and tactile experience. I enjoyed the X4 for it's silent and slick feel. After over 10 years of heavy strokes and hard pounding it is showing some scuffing.

The Uranus 87 Pro has a much more tactile feel. Each pound sounds satisfying and consistent no matter how hard and fast you stroke on it. I also love the wavy colors and texture at times over the smooth silent. Though might not be as household friendly as every stroke has this muted "pat pat pat" real ASMR. Not so noticable with sensory filling headphones but those in the other room might hear your sustained activity.

I did 3 pages and got up to 44 wpm. (35, 38, 44) It's good site for practicing muscle memory and anticipating your own brain-physical delays.

I usually average 175ish on my desktop keyboard with about the same accuracy, but this is what I can do on my laptop

I can do 90-100 touch typing, but the real (completely arbitrary and made up by me) measure of typing skill is how fast you can type after removing all keycaps. I got around 50.

75 while laying in bed, think I can get to around 90 if I'm set up properly

Wipes per minute?

I typically float around 60. I feel faster than that but I make a lot of mistakes.

Every single apostrophe on a regional keyboard where they aren't really used is like Ü BACKSPACE * BACKSPACE '

Anglos would rather introduce some eldritch cursed not-character than just type out "I am"

Around 75, but it depends. If I’m going something I’m familiar with, it can go a little higher. If I’m copying from a sheet of paper, it could be slower. Tests rarely reflect real world typing. At work I can hit 200-250 with macros. I get people watching me and they’re just like “what the actual fuck are you even doing”. Like they had no idea you could use a computer like that. I’ve had people sit there and literally tell me a program is only meant to be used this one way. And the way I do it, they say it won’t work. And then it does. One person called it voodoo.

i'm learning touch typing at 24 and it fucking sucks dude. but i'm at a pretty consistent 53wpm w minimal errors. i'm at a wall with it though, wish i learned it years ago.

Struggling to break the 90wpm barrier.

I think I need to swap to colmak to break past qwerty limitations

72 wpm with 97% accuracy

im too lazy to do it multiple times but i think i normally average around 80, the american spelling of some words messed me up :(

then again i dont type properly, i only use 8 of my fingers

like 85 wpm, 97% accuracy? i was a good student and accepted learning how to touch type when they tried to make us learn in middle school. i'm glad they made us, it's probably one of my more useful general skills.