What reaction time do pros have?

Often around 150–180 ms in simple tests, but pros differ widely.

Does a faster mouse help?

A 1000 Hz wired or 2.4 GHz gaming mouse removes a few ms compared with Bluetooth.

Is there an aim test too?

Yes, Utilorca has an aim trainer for flick and grid practice.

Reaction Time Test for Gamers – Valorant, CS2 and FPS Benchmarks

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): In a simple visual test like this one, trained FPS players often average 150 to 180 ms, and many good players sit between 180 and 220 ms. Raw reaction is only part of aim, though: crosshair placement, game sense and consistency matter more in Valorant or CS2. Your setup changes the number too: at 60 Hz a new frame appears every 16.7 ms, at 144 Hz every 6.9 ms and at 240 Hz every 4.2 ms. Benchmark on your gaming setup with a wired or 2.4 GHz mouse.

Do it now, right here

Your best average: —

Step by step

Test on your gaming monitor and mouse.
Run several 5-round tests and use the average.
Pair it with aim practice; reaction is only part of skill.

At a glance

Monitor	Frame time	Effect on results
60 Hz	16.7 ms	Slowest
144 Hz	6.9 ms	About 10 ms faster than 60 Hz
240 Hz	4.2 ms	Small extra gain

Reaction time test for gamers