Reaction Time Test

Measure your reflexes

Reaction time test by game

Valorant Measure your reaction time in milliseconds and compare it with indicative ranges by rank, from Iron to RadiantCS2 Measure your reaction time in milliseconds and compare it with indicative ranges by level in Counter-Strike 2Fortnite Measure your click reaction in milliseconds and find out what that number actually means inside a build fight.Call of Duty Measure how many milliseconds you need to respond, and find out what that means in a Warzone, Black Ops or Modern Warfare gunfight.Rainbow Six Siege Measure how fast you respond in milliseconds, in the shooter where the first shot decides the fight.League of Legends Measure how many milliseconds it takes you to respond to a stimulus, and find out what that number actually means on Summoner's Rift.F1 Five red lights go out at an unpredictable moment. React like a Formula 1 driverosu! Measure your milliseconds and find out which Approach Rate you can truly readMinecraft Measure your response in milliseconds and find out what that means for clutches, sword fights and crystal PvP.Roblox Measure your reflexes in milliseconds with an independent test, then find out what your score actually means for the kind of Roblox experience you play.Rocket League Measure your reflexes in milliseconds and find out what they actually do for your saves, your 50/50s and your recoveries.Delta Force Find out in seconds how fast you respond to a visual cue, and whether your reflexes hold up in Delta Force's low-TTK gunfights.Dota 2 Measure your milliseconds and find out how much raw reflexes actually decide in a Dota 2 game.Battlefield 6 Measure your reflexes, compare them against the global median and learn why raw speed is only half the story in a shooter this big.

What is reaction time?

Reaction time is the time it takes you to respond to a visual stimulus. In a simple visual test like this one, most people score roughly between 200 and 300 ms. Experienced FPS players often land closer to 150-200 ms, as an indicative figure, although the result depends heavily on the test, your hardware and how you feel that day. A good reaction time helps in games like Valorant, CS2 and Apex Legends, where reacting first can decide a duel.

Factors that affect your reaction time

  • Rest: sleeping well significantly improves your reflexes
  • Caffeine: can temporarily improve reaction time
  • Focus: eliminate distractions and concentrate on the screen
  • Practice: reflexes improve with regular training