Step by step
- Take the 5-round test.
- Read your average in milliseconds.
- Compare with the levels below on the same device.
At a glance
| Average | Level in this test | Typical for |
|---|---|---|
| Under 200 ms | Exceptional | Trained gamers, athletes |
| 250–299 ms | Above average | Many young adults |
| 300–399 ms | Average | Most people on a typical setup |
Related questions
What is the fastest possible reaction?
Around 100 ms; sprint starts faster than 100 ms after the gun count as false starts.
Does age matter?
Yes, reaction time slowly increases from the late twenties onward.
Is my best or my average more important?
The average of 5 rounds is more reliable than a single lucky click.
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Updated November 14, 2026.