I went from typing 20wpm to about 103wpm in a matter of 2 to 3 months. So basicly my intial goal was to be just an average typist, around 40wpm but we when I started I was really strugling to keep up, and I have to say that I've stoped sometimes but I got back anyway. I was doing about 20mins per day, sometimes it was more and sometimes it was less, it wasn't really about how much mistakes I make but really just about memorizing the keys and getting as less mistakes as possible. So my advice to anyone trying to be a faster typist, is to just make it a habit and trust me when I say that if you become fast at typing you're going to change various things in your life, because I am a computer science student and we tend to do a lot of typing, so it basically changed my whole life, and you can see that I have wrote a paragraph in a matter of few seconds. So keep up soldiers, you'll get there someday.
@@harishgundaboyana7654 dud update ? And pls can yu explain it in brief 'cause I'm 'bout to learn fast typin' present my speed is very low it's b/w 16-20 wpm nlyy.. but dunno how to learn it, can yu pls tell me tht how dy learnt fast typin' & suggest me best website for it !!
Once you've learned touch typing, go on either three of these : typeracer, monkeytype, 10fastfingers Keep practicing , go buy mechanical keyboard if you have budget, or choose whats comfortable for you
These editting skills, and the sense of humour, this combo gawd love it. I am telling you mark my words, You are a pro, and you will have millions and millions of subs, you have the devotion, the skills, the passion and in short everything. I am here to watch you shine 🌟🌟⭐
I've started around 40wpm as well, i've been practicing for around a year and am still quite far off 100 wpm. Very impressive that you got there so fast
Dang 1 month is incredibly fast improvement for 40 to 120wpm. THought it was strange that he didn't mention how much time he spent practicing each day. Feels like a pretty essential piece of info. I went from about 60wpm to a record 145wpm but that's after about 18 months so improvement is definitely possible. I think getting to about 80wpm after a month is a lot more reasonable expectation
@@haikalrifqinandika8724 That's still really significant! Especially if English isn't your first language. Like he mentioned in the video, could not recommend MonkeyType highly enough. If you have the time I'd set the test time to 10 minutes and just do that once a day, then afterwards try do 1 minute and see how you go. Helps build finger strength, endurance and muscle memory since you're not always restarting the test like I do when I go for quick times
I always have struggled to type fast. I always used to look down when my fingers did not really know which key to type especially the y's, t's, us, and I's). However, ever since I made an effort to cover my keyboard, I have increased my accuracy and in turn, my typing speed increased as well. I recommend using your placing a light clothe over like a shirt to help with this.
@@xwxo Not really. Majority of hkers use cangjie, a character typing method just like typing english with alphabets, or strokes. There're keyboards with cangjie 'alphabets' customized for hkers here. Only a few use phonetic transcription coz our schools don't teach us our mother tongue Cantonese. Many hkers can't even pronounce Cantonese accurately as what the Chinese communist government wants.
@@Jonas_Chan um… the last part isn’t quite true. Some schools use English medium of insurrection, but most use Cantonese. Hongkongers speak better Cantonese than people in Canton/Guangdong! The problem is there is no standard romanisation system for Cantonese, so people usually use changjie or something similar.
actually pretend that your a girl on omegle and chat with a creep everyday and thats how you can improve your conversation skills and typing at the same time
@@shivamsharma9879 I actually got from 0 to 20 wpm in a week seriously, But it is affective only till around 90 wpm, If you want to improve then it's going to take more than this
I'm currently typing around 60 to 80 wpm and I've been practicing touch typing for a month before I gave up. I delayed my progress since then and proceeds to spend my time on other things. This video reminded me that it takes time to improve which motivated me to practice more and continue my progress. Thanks for quality content mate :) now I could comfortably take my time to practice and hopefully reach my 100 wpm goal.
My bro, great video. I hope people appreciate as much as I did the consistency in the volume between your voice when speaking to the camera and the recorded one. Best wishes! ✊🏼
There was no reason for me to switch from QWERTY TO COLEMAK, as I was typing about 80WPM with QWERTY. But as soon as I switched, which was insanely difficult. Took about 4 months to finally feel completely comfortable, I bumped my typing speed from 80WPM to about 110WPM average. Not only that, but the comfort in typing with colemak with the caps lock as backspace is one reason why I can't ever switch back to QWERTY. It's just so damn comfortable and fun to type on this layout.
@@KeoTsang Yea, I don't blame you, takes a ton of time and dedication to fully switch over. Especially since like 99% of people use QWERTY, there really isn't a point.
Hi Keo! I just want to thank you for inspiring me to embark on this journey I like to call "learning how to type fast cuz my friends bully me because I average 30 wpm." I started this journey on September 20th of 2020 and as of writing this (November 27th 2020) I have managed to average 100-105 wpm! I am also left handed so learning to use my right hand was a pain in the ass but I have to admit it was worth it! Even though I don't put my right hand fingers on the top row instead of the middle one (basically on u,i,o and p) I have found this position way more comfortable, proving once again that it all boils down to personal preference. P.S I average 100-105 wpm without punctuation. With punctuation I probably get around 70-80 lmao. Anyways thank you for inspiring me to learn typing fast, as it helped me bully my friends who can barely reach 60 lmao
Very encouraging video man! I was typing around 87wpm on an old Dell chiclet keyboard using four fingers per hand and decided to use all 5 just earlier this week after my wife got me a mech 60% keyboard. It's kinda tough as my muscle memory is set to only use 8 fingers before. Just wanted to share that I started at 18wpm on the initial typing test using all 10 fingers and now on Day 3, I'm at 37wpm. Hopefully, I can reach your speed in a month. See you next month then!
Sometimes when I'm not in the mood to go to work, I just motivate myself by thinking I have a mechanical keyboard. Hearing those thicc-click-thocc sounds is just so satisfying
If this is real then this is absolutely insane. I have been doing an average of 120 typing tests per day for 6 months and my average is about 120-130 with a personal best of 155. I also started at about 65 words per minute instead of 40 which was what he started it. I just seems really unlikely to me that he got that fast in one month but maybe he's just build different.
It's very possible, I've practiced for a total of 3 days so far and on the first day I scored 49 WPM and now on the third day my average is 64 and my personal best is 95. So it's all about focus and practice :)
It took me around 1 year to go from 30 wpm to 100. It's different between people. If you are already used to typing but have a speed of 40 wpm it's easier to go from 40-120 wpm unlike other people who don't type very often.
@@maralavellan7863 at first, you will increase your speed very quickly however once you hit around 100 WPM the progression slows down drastically (like 10x) its more of a gradual process then that but you get the point. I go up about 1 WPM every week or so instead of going up like 10+ per week when I started.
very same reactions, i too started at around 65 and I practise quite often but not as much as you it has been around 5 months and my speed is around 100 I find it quite hard to believe that he got form 40 to 120 in just a month
Actually as you know in online work. My assignments are come and it's tough to type full work. Suddenly God send your video to me now I feel motivation from you and gonna start it ❤. Ty for tips 🙏😌. And your editing and voice is WOW
Before getting a custom keyboard, I used to average around 30 wpms but that all changed due to peer pressure from other nerds. I focused on the accuracy of my typing and the speed improved just from that alone. My raw speeds are 75 wpms cuz I need to look down at the keyboard to type correctly but my "real" typing speed is 53 at most.
ok, it might sound weird, but hear me out. I only use 5 fingers, but managed to hit 150 in 15 seconds, 130 in 30, and 100 in 60. I still use the wasd finger placement while typing. Reason being is that the letter a, e, w, and other close letters are used a lot more often than we might think. Because of this, I decided to use that finger placement, and the 2 fingers of my right hand for typing on the other side of the keyboard. I've familiarized myself pretty well enough, but my style does take SO much more time as you're basically using half the fingers that a normal typist is using.
Cool, but how can you be so hilarious and calm at the same time? You got me at the hook "if you want to argue with toxic people" and lead to your fast typing tips 😂 Also, I agree that fast typing makes me more productive and concentrate. The feeling when I type fast af makes me think I'm a hacker lol
I actually never bothered learning how to type faster till 5 years ago when i wanted to cuss at people mid game in csgo it worked a treat. the 140 wpm was put to good use.
bro i type like a 120 WPM now but the grind was real, i once got obsessed with typing and did like an hour of typing tests and stuff. It took me a whole friggin year to reach the target from 35 wpm. Now i enjoy fighting on the internet . (btw i have attempted 1.5k tests on 10 FF )
WHY THIS CHANNEL ISN'T BIGGER YET!!!!!!!!!! Just found out your channel by algorithm and been watching like 10 videos in a row and every one is so instructive and also fun to watch. Love from China. 加油！
Damn, impressive improvement in such a short amount of time😲! So did you first go over the "proper" touch typing technique or did you continue using your technique and end up developing your own style? Cheers✌🏼
Typing speed saves time - especially when u wanna type a whole paragraph to confess ur love XD *And she types "I'm not interested" in 3 words per second ;-;
Well, I knew the stuff that there's never really a shortcut to typing faster, but I was curious, and liked the production value and the ease with which you explained the entire thing. Just one question, do you think it makes a difference between switching from a TKL to a 60% keyboard? Both are mechanical and the layout is the same. It's just sometimes I feel like using the TKL and sometimes the 60%. My average speed is around 33-34 with 97-98% accuracy, but I am hoping to at least get it to 70-80 WPM. So, while practicing, should I stick to just one keyboard or can switch between them? Thank you.
@@KeoTsang hey man my typing speed is about 35 words per minute on average but when I try to have it done without looking to the keys it drizzles to 16 wpm while doing accurately. Could you suggest some remedies for it
@@KeoTsang moreover other than the laptop keyboard I have an amkette mechanical keyboard too. Should I switch in b/n or rather stay with the hp laptop keys, which would be more preferential
It seems nearly impossible to go from 40 -120 in just one month though. I've been doing at least 30 minutes nearly 6 days/week for 4 months and I am barely hitting 110s. Mind you, I have been around computers for a good part of my life, so I am generally familiar with keyboard layouts, just didn't use all my fingers properly.
Oh! I see Bonk Cats! My typing speed has been improving quite a lot when the quarantine comes (also at the holidays) Arguing with toxic people gives me motivation haha Also, I have so many struggles being constantly procrastinating qq It kind of sucked
I know you aren't interested in linguistics so my advice is that you should take your camera and run away somewhere 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 (hide the belts before doing that). PS: My dad is a photographer
Omg finally someone that acknowledges the difficulty when switching keyboards😭guess who just got their first custom keyboard and is frustrated at the actuation distance🤧🤧
When i practice, i practice 4 times a day, like 20 min sessions. First session i use my laptop keyboard, and the next three sessions normal keyboard, so that i won't forget the layout of my laptop, it happened once after only practices on normal keyboard like for a week, and it took like a 30 min to adjust in laptop keyboard.
It's unfair how good you've become, because I've been casually typing in monkeytype for years now and I can't seem to overcome my limit, which is around 100 words per minute. I'm averaging around 80 wpm which makes me nothing compared to someone who can type 150.
My average is around 100 WPM and my best is 127WPM. I'm using a combination between standard typing layout and unorthodox. I use my right index finger to type 3-4 letters and my other right fingers for typing symbols and punctuation. If my right hand was like my left hand (positioned correctly), I would be much faster and more consistent
Hi Mom also has the same laptop that she got from office, It is a shallow one and really nice to type on. The laptop is heavy though. Felt as if we are related because you and mom have the same computer, Right now I average around 75-80 words per minute. Started to learn touch typing on March 22. ( I know I remember the date ). Goal is to hit 100 words per minute.
Anyone who wants to be a fast typist here's my tip when you do train yourself. I'm a 90-100wpm typist (not so fast still progressing as I experienced hiatus😂) *Some of this might differ to personal preferences* 1. Make sure to cut your nails cause for me it's hard to type with a long nail. 2. Make sure to read the words ahead of what you're typing probably 3 words earlier. Cause your fingers are faster than your reading speeds. 3. Normalized making long words short by reading eg; watermelon as a water-melon it'll be easy for you to type it in. 4. Just take it slow and steady make sure to have above or close to 96% accuracy if you're low then don't consider that as your highest WPM. In a long run it'll help you to improve your skills faster. 5. Make sure to use both left and right pinky for shifts (it consumes time for you to get used to it if haven't) 6. Make sure to use ctrl+backspace (as someone mentioned above. Though I rarely use it. 7. Get an arm lift for your keyboard if you need. 8. Don't look down on your keyboard unless you're still a beginner and practicing. 9. Make sure your fingers are in the right position (Google finger position keyboards) Hope this helps. Anyway goodluck on your journey
There is actually a game you can play to improve your typing - Typing of the Dead (you can probably find this free online somewhere) however there's a new version out Typing of the dead overkill which can be purchased on steam
I remember back in elementary school, our computer class had us use these Orange Covers to hide the keys for our keyboard and we just had to type what we saw in a book. We did this for 30 minutes a day 5 times a week. It was boring but apparently it has paid off as I'm astonished that a lot of people don't know how to type without looking at their hands and/or just use a few digits of their hands to type.
Ill be starting a channel of my own when i start uni (next month) , and just wanna say you are a huge inspiration , hope you hit 100k before 2022 ! GL !
Love keybr, I started it to help me learn touchtyping cause I use to type with just my index fingers and I would average around 60 wpm but I knew that learning to touchtype would make me much faster and more productive. My goal is to be able to average around 100 wpm with 95% or higher accuracy, I’ve been able to hit 100 wpm with the last few weeks or so, but it isn’t the average across every lesson, so I’m still tryna practice and get it consistent and as clean as possible to improve but overall, keybr has helped tremendously
Ahh yes the Mechanical Keyboard a College essential to make sure ur entire family can hear u work even though they ain't nowhere near ur room
the only time they hear it is at 3am when i’m grinding procrastinated essays and they tell me to stfu
Mechanical keyboard with cherry mx blue switches
@@master_skywalker88 that’s literally exactly what i have
parents think I'm working when I'm just rolling my face on the keyboard
@@KeoTsang LOL
Random tip: instead of using backspace multiple times use crtl+backspace for deleting the whole prev. word.
Thx that was very helpful
Yeah. And command backspace on Mac deletes an entire sentence.
Also remember to Ctrl Z to undo. This has saved me multiple times!
@@RanenPo 😂😂yeah
will keep that in mind
Keo is actually a whole mood
yep
Yup
M O O D
Couldn't agree more
i agree
I'm a slow, inaccurate typist. Thanks for sharing this.
The Legend himself is here!
do u guys play games on steam like the forest something like that
Wo matthew encina loved your videos
lol
Love your content keep doind what you are doing we are always there for you 🙂
I went from typing 20wpm to about 103wpm in a matter of 2 to 3 months. So basicly my intial goal was to be just an average typist, around 40wpm but we when I started I was really strugling to keep up, and I have to say that I've stoped sometimes but I got back anyway. I was doing about 20mins per day, sometimes it was more and sometimes it was less, it wasn't really about how much mistakes I make but really just about memorizing the keys and getting as less mistakes as possible. So my advice to anyone trying to be a faster typist, is to just make it a habit and trust me when I say that if you become fast at typing you're going to change various things in your life, because I am a computer science student and we tend to do a lot of typing, so it basically changed my whole life, and you can see that I have wrote a paragraph in a matter of few seconds. So keep up soldiers, you'll get there someday.
you got thissss
reached 40wpm in around 30days from 20wpm
i love typing hopefully i get to 80 someday or 100 😍
@@harishgundaboyana7654 dud update ? And pls can yu explain it in brief 'cause I'm 'bout to learn fast typin' present my speed is very low it's b/w 16-20 wpm nlyy.. but dunno how to learn it, can yu pls tell me tht how dy learnt fast typin' & suggest me best website for it !!
Once you've learned touch typing, go on either three of these :
typeracer, monkeytype, 10fastfingers
Keep practicing , go buy mechanical keyboard if you have budget, or choose whats comfortable for you
These editting skills, and the sense of humour, this combo gawd love it. I am telling you mark my words, You are a pro, and you will have millions and millions of subs, you have the devotion, the skills, the passion and in short everything. I am here to watch you shine 🌟🌟⭐
FACTS
Yeah, like seriously. Let us BRING HIM TO A MILLION SUBS🔥
IKR? Glad I can say I was here before he hit a million subs!!
am flattered aha
@@racheee22 same here F L E X
"If I ever have friends" this line hit me like a bomb 💣
Keo has friends tho lol
yea, I have plushies come on now
No I was talking about the fact that I don't have friends @keotsang 🤦🏻♀️🤧
Joke ♻️
@@KeoTsang which one is your best plushie, and what’s its name?
I've started around 40wpm as well, i've been practicing for around a year and am still quite far off 100 wpm. Very impressive that you got there so fast
it's all about practice
@@KeoTsang you would be a lot better at practicing then XD
what the heck are you talking ?back 4 days ago i was at 40wpm and now i am at 70 wpm after 4days . but yeah i typed a lot practice is the key
@@anilkumargupta8555 that's incredible. I think it took me months ~100hrs, to get that amount of improvement. Maybe i just suck at practising
@@jasondads9509 actually I got addicted to typing that's why i think i improved this much
Dang 1 month is incredibly fast improvement for 40 to 120wpm. THought it was strange that he didn't mention how much time he spent practicing each day. Feels like a pretty essential piece of info. I went from about 60wpm to a record 145wpm but that's after about 18 months so improvement is definitely possible. I think getting to about 80wpm after a month is a lot more reasonable expectation
That really impressive... Me from 30 to 60 (and usually drops) in 3 month😅, well at least it's an improvement😁
@@haikalrifqinandika8724 That's still really significant! Especially if English isn't your first language. Like he mentioned in the video, could not recommend MonkeyType highly enough. If you have the time I'd set the test time to 10 minutes and just do that once a day, then afterwards try do 1 minute and see how you go. Helps build finger strength, endurance and muscle memory since you're not always restarting the test like I do when I go for quick times
@@bingbong2179 Thank you very much🙏👍
I try to practice at least 15 minutes per day, sometimes longer
I got from 30wpm to 50 just today lol
I always have struggled to type fast. I always used to look down when my fingers did not really know which key to type especially the y's, t's, us, and I's). However, ever since I made an effort to cover my keyboard, I have increased my accuracy and in turn, my typing speed increased as well. I recommend using your placing a light clothe over like a shirt to help with this.
good tip
"end my misery plz" took me out ahahaha Keo, your sense of humor is *chef's kiss*
uwu hbd
This man learned how to type fast to respond "uwu hbd", i love it
But the real question is: How does he type Characters on his keyboard? That would be the biggest flex ever, to type that fast Cantonese.
typically you use pinyin for mandarin while typing, not sure how it is for cantonese though
It's the same for cantonese too, I think. Though I'm not so sure how it works, my friend just told me that's how it is.
@@xwxo Not really. Majority of hkers use cangjie, a character typing method just like typing english with alphabets, or strokes. There're keyboards with cangjie 'alphabets' customized for hkers here. Only a few use phonetic transcription coz our schools don't teach us our mother tongue Cantonese. Many hkers can't even pronounce Cantonese accurately as what the Chinese communist government wants.
Thank you for explaining it~!
@@Jonas_Chan um… the last part isn’t quite true. Some schools use English medium of insurrection, but most use Cantonese. Hongkongers speak better Cantonese than people in Canton/Guangdong! The problem is there is no standard romanisation system for Cantonese, so people usually use changjie or something similar.
actually pretend that your a girl on omegle and chat with a creep everyday and thats how you can improve your conversation skills and typing at the same time
Yes master I shall remember this
@@shivamsharma9879 I actually got from 0 to 20 wpm in a week seriously,
But it is affective only till around 90 wpm,
If you want to improve then it's going to take more than this
sounds like a plan
@@uchihamadara502What's 0 wpm mate?
@@harshtiwari2750 its words per minute
I'm currently typing around 60 to 80 wpm and I've been practicing touch typing for a month before I gave up. I delayed my progress since then and proceeds to spend my time on other things. This video reminded me that it takes time to improve which motivated me to practice more and continue my progress. Thanks for quality content mate :) now I could comfortably take my time to practice and hopefully reach my 100 wpm goal.
it's all about practice :D
One of the best typing videos i have seen
I too type at around 130 wpm, and honestly one of the best skills you can learn
facts aha
Your editing skills I-😩😩
Keep going
hyped🔥
Why do you want to type fast?
Keo: ESSAYS
Y E S
My bro, great video. I hope people appreciate as much as I did the consistency in the volume between your voice when speaking to the camera and the recorded one. Best wishes! ✊🏼
I tried aha it's from 2 different recording devices
There was no reason for me to switch from QWERTY TO COLEMAK, as I was typing about 80WPM with QWERTY. But as soon as I switched, which was insanely difficult. Took about 4 months to finally feel completely comfortable, I bumped my typing speed from 80WPM to about 110WPM average. Not only that, but the comfort in typing with colemak with the caps lock as backspace is one reason why I can't ever switch back to QWERTY. It's just so damn comfortable and fun to type on this layout.
the learning curve was too steep
@@KeoTsang Yea, I don't blame you, takes a ton of time and dedication to fully switch over. Especially since like 99% of people use QWERTY, there really isn't a point.
@@KeoTsang Yeah it's steep as hell, cleef steep, but once you get there, there is no turning back
My caps lock button is control button tho.. And on my phone I type with dvorak
Hi Keo! I just want to thank you for inspiring me to embark on this journey I like to call "learning how to type fast cuz my friends bully me because I average 30 wpm." I started this journey on September 20th of 2020 and as of writing this (November 27th 2020) I have managed to average 100-105 wpm! I am also left handed so learning to use my right hand was a pain in the ass but I have to admit it was worth it! Even though I don't put my right hand fingers on the top row instead of the middle one (basically on u,i,o and p) I have found this position way more comfortable, proving once again that it all boils down to personal preference. P.S I average 100-105 wpm without punctuation. With punctuation I probably get around 70-80 lmao. Anyways thank you for inspiring me to learn typing fast, as it helped me bully my friends who can barely reach 60 lmao
YOU GOT THISSS
Very encouraging video man! I was typing around 87wpm on an old Dell chiclet keyboard using four fingers per hand and decided to use all 5 just earlier this week after my wife got me a mech 60% keyboard. It's kinda tough as my muscle memory is set to only use 8 fingers before. Just wanted to share that I started at 18wpm on the initial typing test using all 10 fingers and now on Day 3, I'm at 37wpm. Hopefully, I can reach your speed in a month. See you next month then!
it's all about practice!
I'm now at 72wpm! Haven't been trying too much and only practice like 15 to 30 mins a week. Lol
@@RR-ho3td any updates, recommendations?
I am currently aiming for 300+ wpm, I hope I could get there somehow 😊😊
Waited sooo long for this
sorry for keeping you waiting lol
Sometimes when I'm not in the mood to go to work, I just motivate myself by thinking I have a mechanical keyboard. Hearing those thicc-click-thocc sounds is just so satisfying
thicc thoccs
If this is real then this is absolutely insane. I have been doing an average of 120 typing tests per day for 6 months and my average is about 120-130 with a personal best of 155. I also started at about 65 words per minute instead of 40 which was what he started it. I just seems really unlikely to me that he got that fast in one month but maybe he's just build different.
it's all about practice
It's very possible, I've practiced for a total of 3 days so far and on the first day I scored 49 WPM and now on the third day my average is 64 and my personal best is 95. So it's all about focus and practice :)
It took me around 1 year to go from 30 wpm to 100. It's different between people. If you are already used to typing but have a speed of 40 wpm it's easier to go from 40-120 wpm unlike other people who don't type very often.
@@maralavellan7863 at first, you will increase your speed very quickly however once you hit around 100 WPM the progression slows down drastically (like 10x) its more of a gradual process then that but you get the point. I go up about 1 WPM every week or so instead of going up like 10+ per week when I started.
very same reactions,
i too started at around 65 and I practise quite often but not as much as you
it has been around 5 months and my speed is around 100
I find it quite hard to believe that he got form 40 to 120 in just a month
I use QWERTY as well, but I recommend considering ortholinear, split keyboards. You can put space on one thumb and backspace on another.
might try that in the future ahaha
Never miss a video from this man!
Also a tip: don’t get into custom keyboard hobby!
too late
@@nicolenishimori2033 Ah damn, then we gotta warn the others xD
I wanted to but it's just too expensive for me aha
@@KeoTsang You come over to me, I got you covered. :)
buying keyboards without hotswaps might help :D
Actually as you know in online work. My assignments are come and it's tough to type full work. Suddenly God send your video to me now I feel motivation from you and gonna start it ❤. Ty for tips 🙏😌. And your editing and voice is WOW
with online classes now typing is a must lol
4:36 If a guy would come up to me (not that is ever happends) and tells me he can type 120 wpm, I would be hella impressed.
it would be a random open to a conversation lol
So, he would be... your type… of guy?
@@strictnonconformist7369 to find out the answer to that question i would have to fly across the world and further. 😅😂
Before getting a custom keyboard, I used to average around 30 wpms but that all changed due to peer pressure from other nerds. I focused on the accuracy of my typing and the speed improved just from that alone. My raw speeds are 75 wpms cuz I need to look down at the keyboard to type correctly but my "real" typing speed is 53 at most.
it's all about practice
ok, it might sound weird, but hear me out. I only use 5 fingers, but managed to hit 150 in 15 seconds, 130 in 30, and 100 in 60. I still use the wasd finger placement while typing. Reason being is that the letter a, e, w, and other close letters are used a lot more often than we might think. Because of this, I decided to use that finger placement, and the 2 fingers of my right hand for typing on the other side of the keyboard. I've familiarized myself pretty well enough, but my style does take SO much more time as you're basically using half the fingers that a normal typist is using.
nice aha
"if i ever have friends"
i felt that 😔
Damn keo, you're going from the aesthetically pleasing youtuber to a very inspiring one. Kudos!
cheers aha
No one:
Monkey type when you go ham on the keyboard: *Mangekyo sharingan*
wonder what would happen at 200wpm
@@KeoTsang *susanoo activated* 😆
a brilliant video! You are hilarious!
I am starting my speed typing practice tomorrow.
you got thisssss
thank you so much sir
and thank you for giving wonderful oportunity to ask or to confess something
thank you
@@KeoTsang Hello sir
Finally a new video from my keo bhai(brother in hindi) 💜
cheers aha
Cool, but how can you be so hilarious and calm at the same time? You got me at the hook "if you want to argue with toxic people" and lead to your fast typing tips 😂
Also, I agree that fast typing makes me more productive and concentrate. The feeling when I type fast af makes me think I'm a hacker lol
good way to train your typing
I actually never bothered learning how to type faster till 5 years ago when i wanted to cuss at people mid game in csgo
it worked a treat. the 140 wpm was put to good use.
indeed
Programmable keyboards with macros can also make you more… efficient! 🤣🤣🤣
bro i type like a 120 WPM now but the grind was real, i once got obsessed with typing and did like an hour of typing tests and stuff. It took me a whole friggin year to reach the target from 35 wpm. Now i enjoy fighting on the internet . (btw i have attempted 1.5k tests on 10 FF )
lmao that's why we learn how to type fast
Why your videos are things that make my mood from shit to happy shit. Thank You for making my days amazing!!
uwu glad you liked it
Keep growing, you deserve at least 500k before the year ends! I have been practicing typing, and I have changed my wpm from 30 to 70 so far.
am working on it
YAAAS! I do want to fight toxic people online and this just makes me wanna learn typing fast with more motivation!!
Don't get doxxed, good luck!
@@neerbon9417 thank you!
solid video
cheers
WHY THIS CHANNEL ISN'T BIGGER YET!!!!!!!!!! Just found out your channel by algorithm and been watching like 10 videos in a row and every one is so instructive and also fun to watch. Love from China. 加油！
uwu thank you
Damn, impressive improvement in such a short amount of time😲! So did you first go over the "proper" touch typing technique or did you continue using your technique and end up developing your own style? Cheers✌🏼
I went with mine, but Im sure using the proper technique might enable me to type faster, just needs more time
Typing speed saves time - especially when u wanna type a whole paragraph to confess ur love XD
*And she types "I'm not interested" in 3 words per second ;-;
slow and painful
Well, I knew the stuff that there's never really a shortcut to typing faster, but I was curious, and liked the production value and the ease with which you explained the entire thing. Just one question, do you think it makes a difference between switching from a TKL to a 60% keyboard? Both are mechanical and the layout is the same. It's just sometimes I feel like using the TKL and sometimes the 60%. My average speed is around 33-34 with 97-98% accuracy, but I am hoping to at least get it to 70-80 WPM. So, while practicing, should I stick to just one keyboard or can switch between them? Thank you.
I would stick to one keyboard if I were you just to be a bit more consistent with it
@@KeoTsang thank you!
@@KeoTsang hey man my typing speed is about 35 words per minute on average but when I try to have it done without looking to the keys it drizzles to 16 wpm while doing accurately. Could you suggest some remedies for it
@@KeoTsang moreover other than the laptop keyboard I have an amkette mechanical keyboard too. Should I switch in b/n or rather stay with the hp laptop keys, which would be more preferential
This is one of the videos i watched when i bought a mechanical keyboard. Really helped...Thnx.....watching it again after few month again.😊
thanks for dropping by again lol
i am subbing to this man, his videos are really good, he is humorous and his editing is really good.
appreciated the comment aha
It seems nearly impossible to go from 40 -120 in just one month though. I've been doing at least 30 minutes nearly 6 days/week for 4 months and I am barely hitting 110s. Mind you, I have been around computers for a good part of my life, so I am generally familiar with keyboard layouts, just didn't use all my fingers properly.
you got thisssss
how do you edit that hologram thing where it displays what you're typing on monkey type at 3:05?
screen record and blend
Oh! I see Bonk Cats!
My typing speed has been improving quite a lot when the quarantine comes (also at the holidays)
Arguing with toxic people gives me motivation haha
Also, I have so many struggles being constantly procrastinating qq
It kind of sucked
bonk bonk
Your sense of humour is awesome, loving it!
love the comment too!
thanks for the help keybr has been a great help so far
Glad to hear it!
I know you aren't interested in linguistics so my advice is that you should take your camera and run away somewhere 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 (hide the belts before doing that).
PS: My dad is a photographer
nah the belts too long, can reach me anywhere
Great vid. i started to learn touch typing 3-4 days ago and my speed has dropped from around 40 to a constant 15 wpm. is that normal?
yes, it's all about practice
What an amazing video ! enjoyed it and learned too . have recently improved my speed from 20 to 40 . Now aiming for an 80.
Keep it up
@@KeoTsang reached 50
Informative and hilarious at the same time. Well executed.
thank youu
Great to see another left hander. Great content :)
tysm
Never knew "how to increase typing speed" tips can be this interesting and funny 😂
uwu
Could you please make a video on how you learnt to edit?? I mean those cinematic edits.... cause DUDE YOU AMAZE ME!!!
maybe in the future aha
0:40 how am I just now noticing the 🐐's Poster? You're a legend man.
hahaha
I really need this video these days, I'm beginning to learn how to type fast.
You can do it!
Omg finally someone that acknowledges the difficulty when switching keyboards😭guess who just got their first custom keyboard and is frustrated at the actuation distance🤧🤧
When i practice, i practice 4 times a day, like 20 min sessions. First session i use my laptop keyboard, and the next three sessions normal keyboard, so that i won't forget the layout of my laptop, it happened once after only practices on normal keyboard like for a week, and it took like a 30 min to adjust in laptop keyboard.
it's all about practice
Your editing is the best is on TH-cam man!!🥰
Appreciate that
It's unfair how good you've become, because I've been casually typing in monkeytype for years now and I can't seem to overcome my limit, which is around 100 words per minute. I'm averaging around 80 wpm which makes me nothing compared to someone who can type 150.
it's all about practice!
your videos are a whole mood I swear
uwu
this is so well made!
cheers aha
I’ve watched so many fast typing videos and this one is my favourite
much love aha
Thanks for the link! I am going to practice to improve my typing skills.
go for it!
Honestly, your gifted.
Probably been 6-8 months that I've been practicing and got from 60 to probably 85
it's all about practice haha
not keo flexing his maths skills
erm, not really maths skills lol
My average is around 100 WPM and my best is 127WPM. I'm using a combination between standard typing layout and unorthodox. I use my right index finger to type 3-4 letters and my other right fingers for typing symbols and punctuation. If my right hand was like my left hand (positioned correctly), I would be much faster and more consistent
it's all about practice!
I subscribed, just for the sheer comedic vibe of this guy!
thank you so much
I’m obsessed with typing asmr 🥲🥲🥲 Thank you for the tips! ✨
thank you for watching it aha
i was binging all your videos and i wasnt expecting only 20 vids lol your channel really pulled me in. keep up the good work
cheers
these uploads acc entertain me for some reason idk why and how but good job keo
thank you
Great video man, the vid was buttery smooth and crisp
thank you
Hi Mom also has the same laptop that she got from office, It is a shallow one and really nice to type on. The laptop is heavy though. Felt as if we are related because you and mom have the same computer, Right now I average around 75-80 words per minute. Started to learn touch typing on March 22. ( I know I remember the date ). Goal is to hit 100 words per minute.
you got this
Liked your literal feel of the keyboard :)
literally
YOUR ROOM TOUR WAS N O I C E *nice
noice
Installed a typing software yesterday and today this is on my recomendation lol
just in time I guess lol
Keybr is amazing i am starting this typing from home row so this helped a lot
good website to practice on
Thank you for your recommendation of monkeytype, because it looks like a good website and I hope to push my typing speed even more :D
Great video 👍
Best of luck!
I love the way you crafted the whole video...just loved it. ❤️
thank youuuu
Anyone who wants to be a fast typist here's my tip when you do train yourself.
I'm a 90-100wpm typist (not so fast still progressing as I experienced hiatus😂)
*Some of this might differ to personal preferences*
1. Make sure to cut your nails cause for me it's hard to type with a long nail.
2. Make sure to read the words ahead of what you're typing probably 3 words earlier. Cause your fingers are faster than your reading speeds.
3. Normalized making long words short by reading eg; watermelon as a water-melon it'll be easy for you to type it in.
4. Just take it slow and steady make sure to have above or close to 96% accuracy if you're low then don't consider that as your highest WPM. In a long run it'll help you to improve your skills faster.
5. Make sure to use both left and right pinky for shifts (it consumes time for you to get used to it if haven't)
6. Make sure to use ctrl+backspace (as someone mentioned above. Though I rarely use it.
7. Get an arm lift for your keyboard if you need.
8. Don't look down on your keyboard unless you're still a beginner and practicing.
9. Make sure your fingers are in the right position (Google finger position keyboards)
Hope this helps.
Anyway goodluck on your journey
thanks for the tips!
There is actually a game you can play to improve your typing - Typing of the Dead (you can probably find this free online somewhere) however there's a new version out Typing of the dead overkill which can be purchased on steam
oooo I'll try it out
amazing videos man!! Hooked to your channel
thanks for dropping by
I remember back in elementary school, our computer class had us use these Orange Covers to hide the keys for our keyboard and we just had to type what we saw in a book. We did this for 30 minutes a day 5 times a week. It was boring but apparently it has paid off as I'm astonished that a lot of people don't know how to type without looking at their hands and/or just use a few digits of their hands to type.
Yes ahaha it was great practice
I was actually thinking that I needed to improve my typing speed to take notes faster in class. Thanks for the tips and the websites☺️
all the best
I love people who teach things with a lot of sense of humor
thank you for watching it aha
Congrats on 100k!
much appreciated aha
Ill be starting a channel of my own when i start uni (next month) , and just wanna say you are a huge inspiration , hope you hit 100k before 2022 ! GL !
thanks for the support
Love keybr, I started it to help me learn touchtyping cause I use to type with just my index fingers and I would average around 60 wpm but I knew that learning to touchtype would make me much faster and more productive. My goal is to be able to average around 100 wpm with 95% or higher accuracy, I’ve been able to hit 100 wpm with the last few weeks or so, but it isn’t the average across every lesson, so I’m still tryna practice and get it consistent and as clean as possible to improve but overall, keybr has helped tremendously
super useful
this video really amazing
thank youu
1:05 really is the mood tho , once you get into custom keyboards
lmao true
Thanks man I was in search of a nice website which can help me improve alot at my typing speed!
New Sub! :D
cheers aha
Thanks a lot bro; especially for the website names.
I gotchu
you made the video fun to watch. thanks!
thanks for watching it too
typing at 100+ wpm is so satisfying, like you can instantly type out whatever is on your mind really fast
quite satifying most of the time actually