Typing.com Reviews 

typing.com is trash, dont do it, i have been doing it for years and i am still up to the two fingers

Piece of utter crap website that was written by two newborn babies that came straight out of a womb with no coding experience whatsoever. I was doing a 3 page typing test and on my last sentence a bug occurred that made it hide the line with the words I have to type, which ultimately made me lose progress. This happened to me like 15 times throughout my use of typing.com.

The website should get deleted. :(

This is a very good website that can help you type very efficiently and desserves a 5 star! HOWEVER, the ads are destroying the experience because there is delay and all pages are lagging - that's sad when you want something fluid to increase your speed.

No experience

I typed every correct key, yet still this app counted it wrong. The internet is horrible, even when you have three bars. DO NOT RECOMMEND

the typing lessons helped me a lot memorizing my home row top row and bottom.

Why do you freaking make it impossible to get good WPM and good accuracy? It's literally bullcrap. 1 star.

It works well, I guess. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have to learn how to type for a very important reason, because it is a fairly long (about 3 hours) course for just the 'basics'. However, it did show me how to type correctly, so it technically works. Be ready for long, repetitive exercises without any offers of a certificate!

Our class teacher made us do all of the lessons on this website. It's not that the website is horrible or whatever, but I personally think that it should specify somewhere that the website is made, for example, for ages in between 8 to 13, so high schoolers that have basically been living on the internet aren't forced to waste 5 hours of their life on "learning" how to write.

I was required to take a typing test for a job on indeed and for the past 45 minutes it has forced my hand to create an account, etc. etc. and there is no place to request a certificate be printed. If you want someone to take a test find another web site and make sure your would be employee understands what they have to do before lthey will be allowed to print their test.

Thank you for your web-service! It is very useful, but when I started the test, I didn't know any rules of the test. Please, make some onboarding for your web-service :)

Its good I have a job now

This website is honestly sucks, the lesson are very laggy and also it tends to log you out at random times half way through a lesson. And sometimes it even completely freezes.

I've typed many correct words and numbers and they count it as wrong in the keypad typing they have the wrong format of the keypad causing me to make several mistakes

Nice to work

It’s a good platform overall, but there are noticeable latencies, especially when handling videos (such as scrolling up). It takes over 2 seconds for input to reflect on the UI after typing.

Where do I begin? First, there isn't a lot of content for students to engage with during a semester-long class, and the lessons are very short. Second, when creating a custom tying lesson, you are limited to only 2,000 characters, which is frustrating. Third, there is no option to call and speak to a human; all communication must be done through email. As a teacher who teaches multiple subjects, I don't have the time to type a lengthy email, wait for a response, and then reply again when they haven't addressed my question or their solution didn’t work.

This has been a HORRIBLE experience, and I will not be renewing the licenses, as it has been a waste of money. In the past, I used edutyping.com, which offered much more content and better lessons, but it didn’t sync with Google Classroom, which was the only reason I switched to typing.com.

Additionally, I am disappointed with how it integrates with Google Classroom. It doesn’t allow you to set up assignments for multiple classes at once; instead, you have to go into each class individually to set them up, which is a hassle. I definitely wouldn’t recommend this platform for semester-long high school classes or high school in general.