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Reaction Time Test
This reaction time test is a duel. Wait for the word DRAW, then tap as fast as you can. You see your time in milliseconds after every round, and your opponent gets faster each time you win.
How it works
- Tap Play and wait for the word DRAW.
- Tap the screen the moment it appears. Tapping before DRAW loses the round.
- Your time shows in milliseconds. Keep winning to face faster opponents.
Good to know
- Visual reaction times for most people are commonly measured at roughly 200 to 300 milliseconds, but results depend on the device and the screen.
- Phones and browsers add a small delay of their own, so compare your scores on the same device.
- Tiredness, caffeine and practice all change your results, so take the average of several rounds.
Questions
What is a good reaction time?
Many simple reaction time tests report typical results of roughly 200 to 300 milliseconds. Lower is faster, and your device adds some delay.
Why do I lose for tapping too early?
A real reaction time test only counts a response to the signal. Guessing does not measure reaction time, so early taps end the round.
Can I improve my reaction time?
Practice, sleep and focus can help with how quickly you respond to a known signal. Short daily sessions work better than one long one.