Never on a mobile.  I only conduct blogging business from my office computer with a large monitor and a Logitec keyboard.  It is the cleanest, fastest, most efficient way for me and my time.  I can burn up a keyboard with the speed of my typing ... and I love it! 

Used to make an effort to type correctly, never speedily & continue to do so with a small exception i.e. my fingers rebel at times making me respond with hunt & peck when they misbehave. Either way, I get it done Andrew

I never blog on my phone or any mobile device other than my laptop. I use the keyboard that comes with the laptop. My fingers and wrists are fine, except for arthritis, which has been a long companion.

You didn't ask, but when I text, I mostly type with both thumbs, which I'm pretty fast at. I find voice-to-text frustrating because I have to go back and correct mistakes it makes. Plus, I can text with my thumbs without disturbing anyone else when I am out in public. 

Also, I have my Android phone linked to my laptop, so I can use the regular laptop keyboard to write text messages. This allows me to write longer, more accurate texts in a shorter amount of time.

I LOVED my Blackberry, very easy, but my Samsung isn't as easy.  One finger at a time there.   I can type 70 wpm on the keyboard.

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I do not blog on my phone, just on my desk top. If I reply to a text on my phone, I will use my index:) Katina

LOL takes me back to radio school where news guys could type 100 WPM with two fingers! 

My 'side hustle' people pay me by the minute and it's A LOT (9.20/min)

so in chat I have to type fast and 'text to speech' always needs editing and revision so I don't use it. I can touch-type about 60 WPM on my GigaWare ergonomic keyboard. I have it for both my computers and if I travel it plugs into my laptop.

I only use my computer keyboard and I can type 70+ words per minute. And if I'm in my office, I use the same keyboard to text. 

I have a nice gaming keyboard with keys that actually click and require some light pressure to press.  It's better for typing and for preventing carpal tunnel syndrome, plus it prevents accidentally moving your toon into enemy fire.

I prefer a real keyboard, using the querty typing method we learned back in high school, long before computers were around.

I'm GenX and we had to take "typing" classes in middle school and high school. I type on my laptop. I type without looking which I would think most people can do.

I do like using voice to text on my phone but don't blog from my phone.

When I first got my NC RE License in 2007, my first brokerage had a word processor we would use to type labels. My daughter came into the office with me one day and when she saw it she asked me what it was. Lol! 

Hello Andrew - while not as impressive as it once was, my keyboard ability is much better than my cursive handwriting.  Even my printing is undecipherable at times.  I am forever grateful for that junior high school typing class.  

I use my keyboard, and yes there is some hunting and pecking going on.  

I'm of an age where we took typing in high-school.  And I paid attention and passed with an A. As a result I am a touch-typist and type a very respectable 90wpm.

My fingers do the talking but not in any conventional way. And if you see any of my posts you can understand how poorly I type. Unlike Kathleen Daniels, Probate & Trust Specialist and speed I am slow!