What is a good score on the Aim Trainer test?
The short answer
The Human Benchmark Aim Trainer measures average click time across 30 targets. The global average is around 380ms. Anything under 300ms is excellent; under 250ms puts you in approximately the top 5% of users.
The data
| Avg click time | Classification | Approx. percentile |
|---|---|---|
| 500ms+ | Below average | Bottom 25% |
| 380–500ms | Average | 25th–60th |
| 300–380ms | Above average | 60th–82nd |
| 250–300ms | Excellent | 82nd–95th |
| 200–250ms | Pro-tier | 95th–99th |
| Under 200ms | Exceptional | Top 1% |
What it means for you
Note that aim trainer scores and in-game performance don't map 1:1 — in-game you also have to deal with game latency, recoil, movement, and game sense. Take the Aim Trainer test to find your baseline, and compare it to the Reaction Time test to separate your pure RT from your targeting skill.
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Quick Answer
The global average click time is around 380ms. Under 300ms is excellent. Under 250ms puts you in the top 5%. Professional esports players typically average 180–220ms on controlled click-time tests.
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