I love how everyone has a keyboard that's somewhere in the range of $100-200 and Andrew casually has a Keycult that can easily go for over a grand on the aftermarket
@@Leanzazzy oh it's nothing it's only one of the most famous and sought after keyboards of all time. It's only one of the most beautifully machined and best sounding keyboards to this day. It's only a keyboard made by a company that's part of the endgame 3.
@@Leanzazzy if it still doesn't make sense to you imagine if you're having a racing competition with your friends and while they got subaru outbacks, toyota prius, and the occasional tesla model s or camaro one of your friends casually shows up with a bugatti chiron super sport.
@@obsidianquill7949 Why is it so expensive? You say it is beautifully machined and sounds nice but that doesn't seem to justify the price. Those seem like very subjective opinions. Is there some objective benefit? Does it use custom switches? Is every keyboard unique (like a Rolls Royce, which is why they're so expensive)? You likened it to a Bugatti Chiron, which definitely makes it much clearer but a Chiron is objectively way more powerful than the other cars. What actually makes this keyboard so much better?
Shoutout to Andrew. He's been consistent and more engaged in *MKBHD* channel activities since he joined the team (including the Waveform podcast) I can't listen to the podcast without Marques or Andrew speaking. Shoutout to David too
Don't look, that's why you (supposedly, according to your comment, which is most likely sarcastic) can't type fast. Touch typing is essencial for fast typing, and something I sometimes still struggle with when it comes to typing any string of letters that contain (in any order) the 2 or more "rtyu" characters in sequence, but by simply touch typing I was able to get from 50 wpm to a consistent 88~92 wpm, with an eventual lucky run that gets me a feel of what it feels like to type in the low 110s wpm. If you intend to try monkeytype (the website they used) it's easier to get a higher score in the 15s mode, as that allows you to "pre-read" more words and therefore you have to think even less when you're typing.
@@graciouscompetentdwarfrabbit Yeah that's what I was thinking. You usually start off a lot faster than you finish. It'd be interesting to see them do 1 minute tests.
@@graciouscompetentdwarfrabbit We actually originally were going to do typeracer, but the website is just so littered with ads and looks very unpleasing. Since basically all it's doing is counting your WPM we all like Monkeytype better!
@@Manganellia1 Totally agree, my only criticism (and very, very mild at that) would be that it seemed like you guys didn't use the same random word sequence (or specific text), so someone could've been blessed with a slightly easier text. But it wouldn't have really mattered until the last round, I think. Besides, this is just for fun, so it's not like I'm bothered, I just really like my dataset to be as clean as possible to not think about this 🙃
Brands send a lot of things to TH-camrs, the biggest the TH-camr is the more they send free stuff and more expensive they are, im not surprised to see people send expensive products to the highest tech channel on TH-cam
@@irun_mon Thats not the point. Dude clearly doesn’t realize there is a line that is virtually wrapping around the block to get their hands on one. Its like comparing a Camary, to a Civic, to a Outback and then casually arriving in a GT3 RS to the comparison test.
@@jacebeleren429 he's MKBHD, the largest tech TH-camr on the planet, ive seen smaller youtuber got expensive stuff sent to them just for a chance for them to review them, im not even surprised if tesla send him new car
@@irun_mon Well clearly you don’t know what a KC is in the custom keyboard community. The point is NOT that it got sent to them. It is that it is in the running next to keycrons and apple magic keyboards. They are on completely different planets and to bring one up as casually as a keycron is staggering to an enthusiast.
@@jacebeleren429 the original comment only mention about the keyboard company sent them a keyboard, literally nobody said about kc running next apple keyboard, did you replay to the wrong comment or you just can't read properly?
This video was SO good. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Shoutout to Mariah! Great editing, nice sound effects transitions and such, good way to add some subtle humour to a friendly competition but also adding a retro vibe to it. Guys please keep making Studio channel content; it’s becoming a favourite of mine for sure.
I normally stay around 100-107 quite frequently... my all time best is 121 but after being seriously into in for 2 years including 1 year of scribing job that I did. They have such blazing fast typists laying around their office!!! Massive respect to all of you...
Imagine if Mariah didn’t choose to handicap herself. Magic keyboard is great for typing 2-3 words crazy fast but as soon as you get to sentences it falls off.
I disagree. I think Magic Keyboard is great, even at sentences, for specific types of people (me being one of them). I honestly think WPM is more about your actual typing skills than what keyboard you use. Vinh, Brandon, and David for example i don't think would have done any better than they did if they used a mechanical keyboard. They're just slow typers.
I don't agree with that at all. The Magic Keyboards are really good for typing fast (short travel, light actuation). Mechnical keyboards are way more difficult for speed. Also those guys that were looking down at their keyboards when typing were screwed no matter what keyboard they were using.
Skill is most of it. I'm a rather good typist, and the keyboard is really only +/- 5%. The apple keyboards tend to be good for short bursts, but my accuracy falls away quickly. My fastest typing speeds tend to be on mechanical linears. It also changes depending on how familiar you are with a board.
I recently had to do a typing test for an intern job and I managed to do 32 wpm, and I do not type regularly. At least now I can be assured that I wasn't that far off from some of the members of the Studio haha.
@Hayato @TheStudio, Taking a typing class in middle school at TC has made writing and coding much more effortless. Rarely do I look down at my keyboard to see where I'm typing.
Mariah is cracked, 126 for a Magic Keyboard that's insane. I actually thought she would beat Andrew for a moment there. Should she make the Mechanical Keyboard switch I see a potential for a fastest overall. Oh and btw, the edits of the vid were fantastic, loved the eagle sound while Tim was typing haha
Are mechanical keyboards really that much better? Because, although I've never used a Magic Keyboard, it seems by far the most similar to what I normally use (literally just my laptop, with the built-in flat-keyed membrane keyboard) and my 15 second PB is 178 WPM. But any time I even attempt to use a mechanical keyboard I type SO much worse, like 75 WPM, which is still quite a bit above average, but it's a snail's pace compared to what I do with flat, membrane keyboards.
Thogh the magic keyboard is chicklet design, it's actually a really good keyboard. It has pretty good feedback and very low profile keys, which actually might give you an improviement in speed compared to the majority of mechanical keyboards. Mechanical keyboards don't magically make the user a faster typist, the only benefit they really give is the superior tactile feeling and feedback. The mechanical keyboard trend has really warped people's minds of reason they got popular to begin with.
I couldn't imagine using that Apple keyboard and getting anything above 30wpm but it goes to show that you can still achieve over 100wpm even so. For the record, I've been using a Logitech K400 for the better part of 4 years on my personal device now, but I think eventually my next move is a TKL mechanical keyboard with some tactile switches. Edit: I got a used Keychron K8 and have been using that for about 2 months now. It's a decent entry path into mechs imo but because it's not the version with hot-swappable keycaps, I've found it lacking in terms of upgradability. I might find an alternative chassis once I get some more stacks, but for now it's a large improvement to what I had before.
I do consistently get in the 100 to 110 wpm range on my magic keyboard. Any one will type horrifically slow/inefficiently on a different keyboard they aren't used to. I've always felt this is really about the typist and not the keyboard. At my office, i can switch back and forth between Magic Keyboard and various Mechanical Keyboards and keep the same typing level. But everyone who wraps their personality around which keyboard they use would disagree and i think that puts it in their head that they will inherently be worse on some keyboards. It's self fulfilling prophecy/confirmation bias IMO.
@@oohfancypants Yeah it really is dependent on what you're used to. I've never used a Magic Keyboard (nor have I even heard of it, actually), but it looks the most similar to what I'm used to using, with which I have a PB of 178 WPM on 15 seconds, but when I use a mechanical keyboard I get like 75 WPM XD
@@yakked I know this is 7 months late, but I actually usually get higher speeds on the magic keyboard, I just like the Keycult the most. I probably use the widest variety of boards in the studio! I just find them enjoyable.
I love how everyone has a basic ass Apple Magic Keyboard while Andrew is rocking a fucking Keycult that's like the most sought-after board in the custom keyboard community
What witch craft is Marques doing? Watching his hands he was typing what appeared to be very slow compared to Ellis and beat him by a good margin. Also love how bad all the magic keyboard users did and all the mechanical keyboard users are just loud as hell hitting their keys with all their might.
Wow...nice Content. I really loved & enjoyed this. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to see the othsr side of this channel. Y'all great guys n girl. Love the work atmosphere
Everyone is amazing in this Team. And damn everytime I see Studio videos, time just fly and when it comes to the end don't know. Love these Pals and there beautiful work.
Out of college worked at NWI ( NorthWestern Motion Picture, and Sound Recording Studio, Inc.) Portland, Oregon (ORY-GUN). Think Louie Louie recorded at NWI by both The Kingsmen, and Paul Revere and the Raiders. Now to the point. Worked with a lady who while in high school was the Oregon State typing champion. Thing back in the days of actual typewriters she use to break IBM Selectric typewriters. Thing is she could still type as fast, and maybe faster when she moved to the original IBM 5051 computer. Even as old as that technology was she could not out type it. Remember a modified IBM Selectric hooked to her computer for when she was going to print, and send out letters for the company. Then we went big time with a Diablo 630 computer typewriter with metal daisy wheel, and paper feed trays. At 30 charters per second the only thing that could out type her.
Its actually quite a nice observation to see that people whi invest on mechanical keyboards have a better wpms on average then people with normal keyboards. Yoi can legit see the enthusiast in them
People don't realise just how fast they're typing. 60 Words Per Minute is literally a full word every second. Not a letter. A complete word. The fact that Hayato, Andrew and Marques all got above 120 WPM on their first try is literally insane. 3:45 Poor David. He has to face the final boss immediately after the tutorial.
@@obsidianquill7949 I didn't know that. I guess that makes sense? How long do you need to type to actually get an accurate representation of your speed?
126wpm on an APPLE MAGIC KEYBOARD
Massive respect
Magic Keyboard is actually the easiest to type fast on, but it will eventually become uncomfortable.
I get 147wpm
@@fractera probably true, my Lenovo laptop keyboard has similarly little travel and I get 160 but I can feel myself slipping
The fastest typists in the world are on chicklet keyboards. Simply less travel.
Its really good for fast typing if you are used to it.
3 is impressive in a very different way 😂
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I love how everyone has a keyboard that's somewhere in the range of $100-200 and Andrew casually has a Keycult that can easily go for over a grand on the aftermarket
try 2 grand
I don't even know what a Keycult is 😂
@@Leanzazzy oh it's nothing it's only one of the most famous and sought after keyboards of all time. It's only one of the most beautifully machined and best sounding keyboards to this day. It's only a keyboard made by a company that's part of the endgame 3.
@@Leanzazzy if it still doesn't make sense to you imagine if you're having a racing competition with your friends and while they got subaru outbacks, toyota prius, and the occasional tesla model s or camaro one of your friends casually shows up with a bugatti chiron super sport.
@@obsidianquill7949 Why is it so expensive? You say it is beautifully machined and sounds nice but that doesn't seem to justify the price. Those seem like very subjective opinions.
Is there some objective benefit? Does it use custom switches? Is every keyboard unique (like a Rolls Royce, which is why they're so expensive)?
You likened it to a Bugatti Chiron, which definitely makes it much clearer but a Chiron is objectively way more powerful than the other cars. What actually makes this keyboard so much better?
The Keycult was such a MASSIVE flex, especially with how casually it was mentioned.
I don’t know if they understand how lucky they are to have that. People wait YEARS to get one. Like constant active waiting.
@@lovekb Can't tell for sure, but they looked like GMK Crimson Cadet
Whats so special about them?
@@gennaro they only make small batches, so it's as hard to get as a Chanel mini flap. and the build quality is top tier, arguably the best.
It even has Crimsin Cadet which is hard to find even in aftermarket because red GMK sets are immaculate
Shoutout to Andrew. He's been consistent and more engaged in *MKBHD* channel activities since he joined the team (including the Waveform podcast) I can't listen to the podcast without Marques or Andrew speaking. Shoutout to David too
nobody asked you anything
@@humphrey6630 It's TH-cam bro not a court. Chill
love David on the podcast!
who are you to give them shout out?
@@setspeed Who are you?
I can't type at 10% speed of these people even by looking.
I can type at any speed
But my accuracy will be 0%
Don't look, that's why you (supposedly, according to your comment, which is most likely sarcastic) can't type fast. Touch typing is essencial for fast typing, and something I sometimes still struggle with when it comes to typing any string of letters that contain (in any order) the 2 or more "rtyu" characters in sequence, but by simply touch typing I was able to get from 50 wpm to a consistent 88~92 wpm, with an eventual lucky run that gets me a feel of what it feels like to type in the low 110s wpm. If you intend to try monkeytype (the website they used) it's easier to get a higher score in the 15s mode, as that allows you to "pre-read" more words and therefore you have to think even less when you're typing.
Really? You can't even type at 14 wpm?
Do you even type bro?
@@graciouscompetentdwarfrabbit Yeah that's what I was thinking. You usually start off a lot faster than you finish. It'd be interesting to see them do 1 minute tests.
this woulda been fun in a F1/mario kart type race. everyone at the same time, wpm rank, a few races and then rank by points!
sooo, basically typeracer?
@@graciouscompetentdwarfrabbit We actually originally were going to do typeracer, but the website is just so littered with ads and looks very unpleasing. Since basically all it's doing is counting your WPM we all like Monkeytype better!
@@Manganellia1 agreed!
@@Manganellia1 Totally agree, my only criticism (and very, very mild at that) would be that it seemed like you guys didn't use the same random word sequence (or specific text), so someone could've been blessed with a slightly easier text. But it wouldn't have really mattered until the last round, I think. Besides, this is just for fun, so it's not like I'm bothered, I just really like my dataset to be as clean as possible to not think about this 🙃
It’s nytro type
There is no way you guys got a keycult sent over that casually. So jealous right now.
Brands send a lot of things to TH-camrs, the biggest the TH-camr is the more they send free stuff and more expensive they are, im not surprised to see people send expensive products to the highest tech channel on TH-cam
@@irun_mon Thats not the point. Dude clearly doesn’t realize there is a line that is virtually wrapping around the block to get their hands on one. Its like comparing a Camary, to a Civic, to a Outback and then casually arriving in a GT3 RS to the comparison test.
@@jacebeleren429 he's MKBHD, the largest tech TH-camr on the planet, ive seen smaller youtuber got expensive stuff sent to them just for a chance for them to review them, im not even surprised if tesla send him new car
@@irun_mon Well clearly you don’t know what a KC is in the custom keyboard community. The point is NOT that it got sent to them. It is that it is in the running next to keycrons and apple magic keyboards. They are on completely different planets and to bring one up as casually as a keycron is staggering to an enthusiast.
@@jacebeleren429 the original comment only mention about the keyboard company sent them a keyboard, literally nobody said about kc running next apple keyboard, did you replay to the wrong comment or you just can't read properly?
This video was SO good. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Shoutout to Mariah! Great editing, nice sound effects transitions and such, good way to add some subtle humour to a friendly competition but also adding a retro vibe to it. Guys please keep making Studio channel content; it’s becoming a favourite of mine for sure.
first time i see Andrew being fun rather than the silent one🔥
You usually see me behind the robot which means I'm usually like 5 hours into staring at a computer screen begging the damn thing to do what I want 😅
Would have been interesting to see the side by side screens as they were typing.
We need more videos like this. Congrats andrew
i know it's not that serious but i need to know andrew and hayato's final WPM!
FR
I normally stay around 100-107 quite frequently... my all time best is 121 but after being seriously into in for 2 years including 1 year of scribing job that I did. They have such blazing fast typists laying around their office!!! Massive respect to all of you...
“Wait… is this one of those Lorem ipsum things?” Hahahaha 🤣 2:14
I dropped my coffee when Brandon started to type at seeding 😂 Cool confidence of Vinh too, hilarious haha
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Imagine if Mariah didn’t choose to handicap herself. Magic keyboard is great for typing 2-3 words crazy fast but as soon as you get to sentences it falls off.
I disagree. I think Magic Keyboard is great, even at sentences, for specific types of people (me being one of them). I honestly think WPM is more about your actual typing skills than what keyboard you use. Vinh, Brandon, and David for example i don't think would have done any better than they did if they used a mechanical keyboard. They're just slow typers.
I don't agree with that at all. The Magic Keyboards are really good for typing fast (short travel, light actuation). Mechnical keyboards are way more difficult for speed. Also those guys that were looking down at their keyboards when typing were screwed no matter what keyboard they were using.
Skill is most of it. I'm a rather good typist, and the keyboard is really only +/- 5%. The apple keyboards tend to be good for short bursts, but my accuracy falls away quickly. My fastest typing speeds tend to be on mechanical linears. It also changes depending on how familiar you are with a board.
@@eruannster Interesting) Strange that the biggest scores made on mechanical keyboards)))
@proudkinglion2215 the fastest typist on sentences uses apple magic aka joshua728
The sound of their keyboards is definitely how I sound at 2 am when munching on random stuff from my fridge 💀
I thought they were all incredibly fast typers, then I realized they’re doing 15 seconds, which totally inflate the numbers.
I mean between 15 and 30 seconds my wpm on monkeytype only varies by about 10. Not too much, given that it's double the time
We were going to do 30, but to keep the pace up we decided to go 15 till the finals.
@@noahpoobbailey First of all, 10wpm is a lot. Secondly, 30 seconds isn’t much different. 60 seconds was the standard for me in school.
@@YourLocalCafeu fast now?
that is still fast i average 45-50 wpm 60sec rounds and on 15sec my highest has been 58
Tell me what it takes to be a part of MKBHD team. You guys are amaziingg!
you gotta be a fast typer loooool
If you can at least do 3wpm you have hope
@@joelchrono 🤣
I recently had to do a typing test for an intern job and I managed to do 32 wpm, and I do not type regularly. At least now I can be assured that I wasn't that far off from some of the members of the Studio haha.
Yeah you're only about 8 WPM below average, even just the tiniest bit of practice and you'll improve beyond that in no time!
@Hayato @TheStudio,
Taking a typing class in middle school at TC has made writing and coding much more effortless. Rarely do I look down at my keyboard to see where I'm typing.
So I can type faster than Brandon, David, Ellis and Vinh? I see this as an absolute win 😆
Mariah is cracked, 126 for a Magic Keyboard that's insane. I actually thought she would beat Andrew for a moment there. Should she make the Mechanical Keyboard switch I see a potential for a fastest overall.
Oh and btw, the edits of the vid were fantastic, loved the eagle sound while Tim was typing haha
Are mechanical keyboards really that much better? Because, although I've never used a Magic Keyboard, it seems by far the most similar to what I normally use (literally just my laptop, with the built-in flat-keyed membrane keyboard) and my 15 second PB is 178 WPM. But any time I even attempt to use a mechanical keyboard I type SO much worse, like 75 WPM, which is still quite a bit above average, but it's a snail's pace compared to what I do with flat, membrane keyboards.
Thogh the magic keyboard is chicklet design, it's actually a really good keyboard. It has pretty good feedback and very low profile keys, which actually might give you an improviement in speed compared to the majority of mechanical keyboards. Mechanical keyboards don't magically make the user a faster typist, the only benefit they really give is the superior tactile feeling and feedback. The mechanical keyboard trend has really warped people's minds of reason they got popular to begin with.
I couldn't imagine using that Apple keyboard and getting anything above 30wpm but it goes to show that you can still achieve over 100wpm even so. For the record, I've been using a Logitech K400 for the better part of 4 years on my personal device now, but I think eventually my next move is a TKL mechanical keyboard with some tactile switches.
Edit: I got a used Keychron K8 and have been using that for about 2 months now. It's a decent entry path into mechs imo but because it's not the version with hot-swappable keycaps, I've found it lacking in terms of upgradability. I might find an alternative chassis once I get some more stacks, but for now it's a large improvement to what I had before.
i can type 100wpm on my ipad magic keyboard so idk what these people are doing
Macbook Air keyboard, 151wpm (30 seconds). I think it's mostly a matter of what you're used to.
Once you get used to the Apple board it's not that bad.
I do consistently get in the 100 to 110 wpm range on my magic keyboard. Any one will type horrifically slow/inefficiently on a different keyboard they aren't used to. I've always felt this is really about the typist and not the keyboard. At my office, i can switch back and forth between Magic Keyboard and various Mechanical Keyboards and keep the same typing level. But everyone who wraps their personality around which keyboard they use would disagree and i think that puts it in their head that they will inherently be worse on some keyboards. It's self fulfilling prophecy/confirmation bias IMO.
@@oohfancypants Yeah it really is dependent on what you're used to. I've never used a Magic Keyboard (nor have I even heard of it, actually), but it looks the most similar to what I'm used to using, with which I have a PB of 178 WPM on 15 seconds, but when I use a mechanical keyboard I get like 75 WPM XD
I would have loved to see Andrew post-win testing/using the other keyboards and giving his opinion.
This. Even racing using the other boards. Andrew is probably 125+ WPM on any given board.
@@yakked I know this is 7 months late, but I actually usually get higher speeds on the magic keyboard, I just like the Keycult the most.
I probably use the widest variety of boards in the studio! I just find them enjoyable.
@@Manganellia1 I'm still reeling in shock at how you managed to get a keycult. Bro pulled up to a sword fight with a gatling gun. Pretty casually too.
I’m so glad some of them had lower WPM than me. Seeing those >140WPM scores done casually scares me. 😢
I love how all the people who said their favorite keyboard is the apple one were the slowest.
why was I so invested in this lmao. congrats andrew!!
I can't believe I just watched a TYPING TOURNAMENT and I was excited. We are such nerds...
I’m starting to like this channel more than the main one should I be worried?
Yes
Me too
marques said 125 was fine for seeding and i was like "no way" and then i understood
Wait I haven't finished The WaveForm episode yet! You can't do that to me
First time properly watching this channel, absolutely loved the vibe and the banter. Laughed so hard. Well done :)
That Keycult No.2 is a one of a hell monster even the Price...
Maybe Andrew won but Vinh won our heart by score 69. 😂
love this type of content keep up the good work
Ellis is the name, Typing is the game..
Best motto!! 😂😂
mariah is basically in rock lee ankle weights.
the second she touch a keychron,those ankle weights are off
After seeing hayato I was feeling useless and then later I’m glad that people below 60 exist on the team
i appreciate the guy who have lowest wpm but 100% accuracy
The No. 2/65 with unfinished red my GODDD
I love how everyone has a basic ass Apple Magic Keyboard while Andrew is rocking a fucking Keycult that's like the most sought-after board in the custom keyboard community
I like how Andrew is casually showing off the keycult worth liek 2k+ lol
Thank you for using that blue Schoeps CMIT Mini (or 5U) to capture all of those clicks. Absolutely gorgeous microphones.
This had more entertainment value than it had the right to. Well done!
What witch craft is Marques doing? Watching his hands he was typing what appeared to be very slow compared to Ellis and beat him by a good margin. Also love how bad all the magic keyboard users did and all the mechanical keyboard users are just loud as hell hitting their keys with all their might.
I wouldn't call Mariahs 110 on the apple keyboard bad?
and people said tactile are loud and slow
126 Magic Keyboard is bad? How
accuracy is just as important as the wpm
1:49 bro is me 💯😂
I love the difference between the loud *clicks* and *clacks* of the mechanical keyboards against the gentle taps of the Apple Magic Keyboards.
Respect to the real “Keyboard Warriors” ✊
"The sun was in my eye, the wind was blowing" ... 🤣
DAVID WITH THE 3 I CAN'T 🤣🤣🤣
When we realise how big MKBHD crew actually is.
This channel is genuinely fun
This video was SO WELL DONE! I wasn't even going to watch the whole thing but got sucked in!
"Ellis is the name, typing is the game" ahahahahahahaha
Making Andrews proud all around the world. Excited for you pal!
So glad Andrew won with that Keycult, really showed the power of that keyboard
Keycult power! That is what $2000+ on the aftermarket gets you kids.
What I wonder is … take the fastest typing person and give a keyboard like the Magic Keyboard and see if they write as fast as on their keyboard.
Sending Luv and positive vibe to the whole MKBHD team from DC! You guys killed it as usual 🔥
andrew was wildin out at the end - great format!
I can feel the carpal tunnel in this video lmao
Amazing video, thanks TH-cam alg!
I like that everyone going mechanical is going 100+ easily and then comes Apple people 🤣
Kudos to Mariah though for that 126 on a "magic" keyboard
5:44 that moment was unexpected 😂😂🤣
Sheeeeeesh, Andrew, with the Keycult!? My man
I loved every bit of this lol
140WPM is INSANE! 😂😂
1:52 Brandon is me. Me is Brandon. 😂😂
Fun to see the competitive spirit of the employees
38 Brandon ... us bro us ... But I have 100% accuracy 😅😂🤣
I just have one word for Mariah....
R E S P E C T
I love this challenge!
Wow...nice Content. I really loved & enjoyed this. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to see the othsr side of this channel. Y'all great guys n girl. Love the work atmosphere
Everyone is amazing in this Team. And damn everytime I see Studio videos, time just fly and when it comes to the end don't know. Love these Pals and there beautiful work.
The way Brandon hair appears let’s you know he stresses the most out of the group
You should also do one on mobile
Really fun video! Congrats Andrew!
I'm sorry but recently I've been liking this channel more than the Main
Still like the main this just better for me
3:23 That was way too cinematic for 54 50 score
The dog's voice at the end tho 😂😂... Who voiced it?😂😂😂
Andrew low key looks like that guy from manifest
Out of college worked at NWI ( NorthWestern Motion Picture, and Sound Recording Studio, Inc.) Portland, Oregon (ORY-GUN). Think Louie Louie recorded at NWI by both The Kingsmen, and Paul Revere and the Raiders.
Now to the point. Worked with a lady who while in high school was the Oregon State typing champion. Thing back in the days of actual typewriters she use to break IBM Selectric typewriters.
Thing is she could still type as fast, and maybe faster when she moved to the original IBM 5051 computer. Even as old as that technology was she could not out type it. Remember a modified IBM Selectric hooked to her computer for when she was going to print, and send out letters for the company.
Then we went big time with a Diablo 630 computer typewriter with metal daisy wheel, and paper feed trays. At 30 charters per second the only thing that could out type her.
All I've learnt is that I need to buy a Keycult board now... better start listing my kidneys on Craigslist 🥴
3:21 that count down fire
Monkeytype is pretty easy as far as typing tests but fun office game tho
sheeeesh, Andrew and the Keycult. Big flex
I type like an eagle. Soaring high in the air until I spot my next victim.
Its actually quite a nice observation to see that people whi invest on mechanical keyboards have a better wpms on average then people with normal keyboards. Yoi can legit see the enthusiast in them
People don't realise just how fast they're typing.
60 Words Per Minute is literally a full word every second. Not a letter. A complete word.
The fact that Hayato, Andrew and Marques all got above 120 WPM on their first try is literally insane.
3:45 Poor David. He has to face the final boss immediately after the tutorial.
but most of it is on 15 seconds which raises wpm since there are way less inconsistencies than in a 30 second test.
@@obsidianquill7949 I didn't know that. I guess that makes sense?
How long do you need to type to actually get an accurate representation of your speed?
@@Leanzazzy you will always have inconsistencies with your typing speed. Meaning that it will never really be truly accurate.
This was such a fun video! Please upload more such videos.
should've been 5 rounds between two finalists and the one winning 3 of them is true winner
I was rooting for David! Because I fall into his category. Most of all he is very likeable.
The fact that this wasn't bo3 and bo5 for finals is a huge disservice to everyone. I demand a rematch
I have been typing for YEARS. I don't know why, but it really pisses me off to see people type so fast, so effortlessly.
observation: the designers that work more with the mouce and or stylus were the slowest, video editors, sound and design.
at 2:49, was that the Pixel Tablet on the table?
The girl is pretty badass