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Frankly, don't expect to be able to type all that much faster than you already are without extreme measures (unusual keyboard layouts, stenography, etc.) - you'
by Casteil 5y ago
Frankly, don't expect to be able to type all that much faster than you already are without extreme measures (unusual keyboard layouts, stenography, etc.) - you're already well above average.
Typing 110-120 wpm, your fingers are hitting ~10 characters per second which is a pretty impressive feat if you think about it; most people will never be able to achieve much beyond that, even with dedication & practice.
One thing you can do is ensure you have a decent keyboard that you're comfortable & familiar with. I'd recommend a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX brown switches (light tactile feedback without the annoying 'click' of blue switches) - but ultimately, keyboards are highly subjective.
- 70rd 5y agoAnnoying click?! To each their own, but tactile keyboards are usually favored by typists because there's physical feedback from actuation. Also, MX browns are actually strictly speaking a tactile switch, just the bump is very muted.