Average Scores on Our Reflex, Focus and Memory Tests

Medians, top scores and full distributions from more than 44,000 player results on FreeFocusGames. Each player counts once, with their best result. Take a test, then come back to see where you land.

Data up to October 25, 2026 · How we collect and filter this data

At a glance

TestMedianTop 10%Players
Reaction time369 ms284 ms8,791
10 Second Challenge32 ms2 ms19,788
Schulte table 5×526.4 s17.1 s10,560
CPS test (5 s)7.0 CPS11.0 CPS4,554
Digit span (forward)7 digits10 digits214
Trail Making Test34.6 / 58.8 s24.2 / 39.0 s201

Average reaction time

The median player averages 369 ms over five rounds. Under 284 ms puts you in the top 10%, and under 233 ms in the top 1%. Your device adds some delay, so online results run slower than lab figures.

Median
369 ms
Top 10%
284 ms
Top 1%
233 ms
Players
8,791
0%3%6%9%12%200300400500600700800Best five-round average (ms)
Bars are 20 ms wide. 218 players between 800 and 1,000 ms are not shown.

10 Second Challenge: how close do people get?

On their best try, half of players stop within 32 ms of 10 seconds. The top 10% are within 2 ms, and about 1 in 100 stop at exactly 10.000. These are results with the timer visible.

Median
32 ms
Top 10%
2 ms
Top 1%
0.1 ms
Players
19,788
0%10%20%30%40%<1010–2525–5050–100100–250250–500500–1k1k–3kDistance from 10 seconds (ms)
Bars are ranges, from under 10 ms to 1–3 seconds away.

Average Schulte table time (5×5)

The median best time is 26.4 seconds, including a 2-second penalty for each wrong tap. Under 17.1 seconds puts you in the top 10%, and under 11.6 seconds in the top 1%.

Median
26.4 s
Top 10%
17.1 s
Top 1%
11.6 s
Players
10,560
0%2.5%5%7.5%10%10203040506070Best time (seconds)
Bars are 2 seconds wide. 267 players above 70 seconds are not shown.

Average CPS (clicks per second)

In the 5-second test, the median player reaches 7.0 clicks per second. 11 CPS puts you in the top 10%, and 14.4 in the top 1%. Results above 16 CPS are excluded as likely auto-clickers.

Median
7.0 CPS
Top 10%
11.0 CPS
Top 1%
14.4 CPS
Players
4,554
0%5%10%15%20%246810121416Best clicks per second
Bars are 1 CPS wide.

Average digit span

Half of players recall at least 7 digits in order, matching the classic "seven, plus or minus two". The top 10% reach 10 digits or more. This is early data from 214 players.

Median
7 digits
Top 10%
10 digits
Players
214
0%10%20%30%40%345678910111213+Longest sequence recalled (digits)
Each bar is one span length.

Average Trail Making Test times

The median player finishes Part A in 34.6 seconds and Part B in 58.8 seconds. The top 10% are under 24.2 and 39.0 seconds. Medians and top 10% show Part A / Part B; the chart shows both parts combined. Early data from 201 players.

Median
34.6 / 58.8 s
Top 10%
24.2 / 39.0 s
Players
201
0%5%10%15%20%4080120160200Part A + Part B (seconds)
Bars are 10 seconds wide. 12 players above 200 seconds are not shown.

Dual n-back: how far do players get?

576 players have cleared dual n-back at 2-back or higher. Our leaderboard keeps each player's fastest clear rather than their highest level, so these shares are lower bounds.

Cleared at leastShare of players
3-backAt least 24%
4-backAt least 11.5%
5-backAt least 4%

Median accuracy in clearing rounds: 89%.

Questions

What is a good reaction time?
On our test, under 300 ms is faster than about 84% of players, and the median is 369 ms.
What is the average CPS?
The median in our 5-second CPS test is 7.0 clicks per second. Most players fall between 5 and 9.
Can I compare these with other sites, such as Human Benchmark?
Only roughly. Each site uses its own rules, number of rounds and players, and devices add different delays, so the same person can score differently on each.
Why use each player's best result?
The leaderboard keeps one best result per player, so every player counts once. Best results are a little faster than typical attempts.

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