WPM

[Brennan]

Your speed was: 281wpm.

You made 33 mistakes, your mistakes are shown in bold text:

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But when I actually try to type the words shown, it's around 70-80 with no mistakes

[Moon Rabbits]

According to that typing site, I type at 87 WPM (0 mistakes).

[blackmage_nuke]

I heard the QWERTY keyboard was designed to slow typists down so that they wouldn't jam up typewriters back in the day...

Yes, that is partly true. I do wonder how the keys on the typewriter are connected though because I always found it surprising that the "e" and "r" keys are right next to each other.

I think whoever designed the qwerty layout was trying to come up with a new pick up line because he put U and I together

[Loony BoB]

xD

I type fast enough. I've taken loads of test and my typing speed has varied a lot over the years depending on how I feel and what test it is. Some of them I feel I've typed really fast on and got something like 60-70wpm, others have me at over 80wpm even when I feel I've done badly. So yeah.

wow, that's tough, jesse.

i guess if you were using a laptop, you might not want to pop out your keys, but you could still just not look at them!

External USB keyboard ftw.

EDIT: According to the test linked, I type at 96wpm with no mistakes. I find this slightly sub-par, though, as there were mistakes that I had to replicate... in one test they had "he" where a "the" should be, and in another one they skipped a comma when using multiple descriptions.