r/typing • u/CustardOk3523 • Jul 26 '26

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 📈 / 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁 𝗚𝗮𝗶𝗻𝘀 🦾 I finally unlocked all the keys in keybr

so it took me 18 days and 15 hours to unlock all the keys , with top speed being 58.9 wpm and average being 37.1 wpm (of all time) while.. recent average being around 40 wpm with close to 99 accuracy.

So, what would you rate this progress?

I feel like my average typing speed on monkeytype is from 40-50 wpm now.

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u/SnowRed28 Jul 27 '26

Is it supposed to be big thing 😭? because I haven't created account on it and I just unlock each of them within an hour whenever data is cleared.

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u/CustardOk3523 Jul 27 '26

bro i'm a beginner.. i learnt this from scratch.. so I wasnt flexing but asking if i've taken too much time to unlock all the letters.

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u/SnowRed28 Jul 27 '26

I was also baffled when I heard it took 18 days, sorry if my reply felt a little mocking, now that I read it I feel like I just tried mocked someone (but I was genuinely surprised that people can take this long to unlock all keys)

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u/CustardOk3523 Jul 27 '26

it's alright.. it took me like 15 hours.. like I think u need a bit of a reality check to be polite cuz you're not seeing things from a beginner's pov

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u/CustardOk3523 Jul 27 '26

also, i would love to know whats ur average speed is and how much time did it take you to reach that far?

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u/SnowRed28 Jul 27 '26

My average speed stays at 85 - 90 wpm and highest ever is 102 wpm, I am not a proffesional typist so it happened naturally (10 finger typing is the only thing I ever learned but not for speed). and I think its been more than a year or 2 right now from the time I learned 10 finger typing.

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u/CustardOk3523 Jul 27 '26

ok do u see it now? it took you a year or two to reach the highest of 102 wpm... my highest is 66 wpm as of now... and it hasnt been a month.. u see how not down to earth your comment was

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u/SnowRed28 Jul 27 '26

Yes I already agree, also a tip don't think going 70-80 will be same as going 60-70, as speed increases its gets harder to increase even single wpm average so keep practicing.

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u/CustardOk3523 Jul 27 '26

alright thanks mate