Reaction time by country
Reaction time does not differ meaningfully between countries; differences in online data mostly reflect the devices, internet habits and age of the people who take the test. The table shows the median MindSpeed result in each country that has enough results, as a fun comparison rather than a scientific ranking.
Updated Nov 5, 2026
Reaction Time · mouse
Take the testMedian
273 ms
Reference values from published research and large online samples, until this device group has enough MindSpeed results.
What is a good score?
| Better than | Score |
|---|---|
| 10% of people | 340 ms |
| 25% of people | 308 ms |
| 50% of people | 273 ms |
| 75% of people | 238 ms |
| 90% of people | 206 ms |
| 99% of people | 152 ms |
By country
Groups appear once they have at least 30 people. Add your age group and country on your result page to help.
Reaction Time · touchscreen
Take the testMedian
306 ms
Reference values from published research and large online samples, until this device group has enough MindSpeed results.
What is a good score?
| Better than | Score |
|---|---|
| 10% of people | 380 ms |
| 25% of people | 345 ms |
| 50% of people | 306 ms |
| 75% of people | 267 ms |
| 90% of people | 232 ms |
| 99% of people | 171 ms |
By country
Groups appear once they have at least 30 people. Add your age group and country on your result page to help.
Read with care
Who takes an online test differs a lot between countries: younger players, gamers or phone users can dominate one country and not another.
Compare yourself with your own country on your result page instead.
Voluntary online results are not a representative sample of any population. Use them to compare yourself, not to compare countries or age groups scientifically. How we measure
Frequently asked questions
Which country has the fastest reaction time?
Online data cannot answer that fairly, because each country’s sample is different. The table is a fun comparison of MindSpeed players only.