Cangjie Chinese Taiwanese Keyboard Stickers[5 in 1],Chinese-English Black Keyboard Stickers with White Lettering for Computer

These keyboard stickers appear very high-quality. They are thick enough, a bit flexible, and have strong adhesive so they stick on very securely. I was worried about the texture of them, but it's barely noticeable when I'm typing.The included tools make it incredibly easy to put on. First I dusted off my keyboard (can use the included brush or your own dusting rag or air) and then applied isopropyl alcohol with a toothbrush (neither included) to the keys (OK, all the keys since my keyboard needed a good cleaning). Bending the sheet of stickers right at the button sticker you want makes that button stick up slightly for easy grabbing; no digging fingernails under trying to pry up the sticker. This is HUGE. The included tweezers then allow you to grab the sticker and place it in the exact right position. Once it was in the placed correctly, I lowered the sticker with my tweezers and pushed my finger down on it to secure it. Worked great.We'll see what happens long term, and if they don't last I'll try to come back and update this review. But until then... 5 stars!

I was going to buy a new keyboard because multiple letters and numbers had rubbed off. This was a cheap and efficient way to get more life out of my keyboard.

I was worried these wouldn't look right on my keyboard and that they would be crooked, but they were surprisingly easy and fast to install, it took me under 15 minutes. They're durable anf stayed stuck too and haven't tried to peel or wear off. The sticker size is great to fit different keyboards, and it was useful to have the second pair after I dropped and broke my first keyboard! I like the contrast with the white letters on black, with the lower contrast blue hebrew letters for my secondary language. This was a great addition to my toolkit for learning to read and write Hebrew. And i think it looks great on magic keyboard

The letters are large and legible, the glue appears to be durable, installing the letters wasn't too hard. The only issue I have is that it doesn't have the CTRL, ALT and Shift, Tabs, backspace, Enter & Cap Lock keys.Luckily the worn out keys I needed were all there, except for one of the Ctrl keys, so I made a makeshift 'C' sticker from some remnants.

These Glow in The Dark Keyboard Stickers are exactly what I needed! My black keyboard in my bedroom was hard to see in low light, making nighttime typing a struggle. These stickers completely solved the problem—the luminous PVC material makes the letters easy to read, and the glow effect works well after a few minutes of light exposure.Installation was quick and effortless thanks to the included tweezers, cleaning brush, and cloth. The adhesion is strong, and the stickers blend seamlessly with the keys, giving my keyboard a fresh, renewed look without needing a costly replacement.And the best part? At just $6.99, these stickers are way cheaper than buying a whole new backlit keyboard, making them an affordable and effective alternative. If you need better visibility without breaking the bank, this is the perfect solution! Highly recommend! 🔆⌨️👍

I just got a new laptop. Specifically an ASUS TUF F16. Nice gaming machine. Powerful. With one downside: for reasons best known to ASUS, they decided to make the W, A, S, and D keys transparent. Their rationale is that, for many games, these four keys control movement: W=forward, S=backward, etc. Ok fine. My problem is that the keyboard is lighted which is good. Actually the keyboard is RGB lighted and you can change the keyboard colors and how the colors change. But with the WASD keys, the transparency means I can’t actually see what those keys are. If I were an accomplished touch typist this would not be a problem. But I’m not and it is.You cannot turn off the lighting on these four keys without turning off the lighting on the whole keyboard.I initially used my label maker to print out WASD key stickers, but this was not optimal. This keyboard sticker set solves that problem. Of course, I’m only using these four stickers so I have stickers left over for other uses. Whatever they may be.But,… problem solved.

I added to my keyboard this morning. And an hour in I'm not so sure.It seems like the letters were printed on a big sheet and then stamped to form each key size. Which sometimes make it hard to separate the key from the paper protecting the tape. Out of all the keys, only one didn't separate right and the tape rolled on the back and didn't stick right to the key.You have to stick each letter on each key separately. The shape is large so it is almost the size of the keys. You have to perfectly align. It's hard to take off to correct.The challenge is there's residual tape on all sides of the key, so if you wipe off your keyboard, fibers stick to the side of the lettering.Added note a year later.Instead of one star, I updated to 3. While I don't like the extra fuzzies on my keys after a year of coaching, 90% are still holding strong. You can tell which letters you use more often! But for what I paid and the use over the last year, not too bad. I've lost a few that popped off when I least expected it. And there are a few I have to reapply. Overall are worth the price. Good luck!

sticks well, easy to use.