[Jiggly]

I type around 80-90 WPM. I used to practice just about everyday but I just stopped doing so. I also have never taken any typing classes before. I never really saw the need since I was such a quick learner.

I hear people talk about typing classes from school a lot. I'm actually surprised that's a thing. Never had typing classes in any of my schools.

[q0xd]

No idea, I'd guess 70-90 wpm, I do type fast but I make too many mistakes. I should train my typing to be more consistant, or just train my mistake fixing speed. :p

[slothic]

Around 80-100 depends on the keyboard I get 90 on mechanical keyboard however on the hp laptop flat keys i get 100wpm

[mothered]

I do type fast but I make too many mistakes.

Same.

When you make errors, do you find It quicker to backspace and complete the entire word again, rather than placing your mouse and correcting It? I certainly do.

[Johnngnky]

I do type fast but I make too many mistakes.

Same.

When you make errors, do you find It quicker to backspace and complete the entire word again, rather than placing your mouse and correcting It? I certainly do.

Regarding that question, both. When I realise the mistake right after the word, I backspace/ sometimes shift+control+left arrow(select the last word) and retype.
Or, If I realise it after the sentence/ realise it when i proofread my writing, I directly click to edit, however, I double click on it, to select the whole word.

[q0xd]

I do type fast but I make too many mistakes.

Same.

When you make errors, do you find It quicker to backspace and complete the entire word again, rather than placing your mouse and correcting It? I certainly do.

Oh yes, most certainly. Passwords are impossible to not erase and start over if there is a mistake.

[Nil]

~105 on laptop keyboards
~120 on mechanical keyboards

[Oni]

Only about 70-80 wpm. Likely faster if I'm not copying words.

[Skryptec]

My typing speed is about 125 WPM, depending on what I am typing.

[Drako]

My typing speed is about 125 WPM, depending on what I am typing.

That was definitely after a lot of practice. By the way, if anyone wants to practice against other people try https://play.typeracer.com