Large print keyboard stickers - white on black

Good product for the visually impaired.

Somehow, my husband always manages to wear the letters off his computer keyboard, normally within about six months of getting a new one. It seems ridiculous to throw away a perfectly functional keyboard when there's nothing else wrong with it -- and these turned out to be the perfect solution.The letters take 2mins to stick on (OK, it would've been better if I'd taken a bit longer and not stuck them on slightly wonky...) and seem to be staying firmly attached. The actual symbols are considerably larger than the original ones, although the stickers are the perfect size for a standard PC keyboard. The bigger letters are far easier to read than the original ones.So voila! My husband has his I, O and U back again. And there are plenty more letters on the sheet to replace all the others as he mysteriously wears them away in future...Clever product.8/10

Look closely and you'll see there is quite a selection on offer, of upper- and lower-case and other keys, and the stickers rarely cover a full-size key - both of which were handy for my non-standard keyboard. The letters are indeed large and clear, and well worth the purchase.A few downsides:1. The stickers have a shiny surface, so anyone hoping to cover mat keys worn down through wear will not gain renewed protection from light glare.2. The size of the characters does mean the some of the symbol+symbol keys plant the two characters next to each other rather than one above the other. This can be confusing for anyone not fully confident with their keyboard. E.g. ?/, |\, [{, ]}3. Some may find the small stickers uncomfortable to type on and may prefer either a set designed for their keyboard or a new keyboard purchase.Otherwise does the job well.

I needed to apply some keyboard stickers onto a laptop keyboard, as for some insane reason the keyboard came with white lettering on a light gray background. Almost impossible to read.These stickers solved the issue. However trying to peel the stickers off proved to be impossible as the adhesive side of the stickers separated with the backing paper.

Rather expensive, I thought, for what it is, but they do the job, and the 'stick-ons' (assuming they remain stuck on) are a real boon.I very quickly discovered the best way of being able to get them looking straight - a tip I'm happy to pass on. You'll need a small screwdriver with a shallow blade end. Method: Stick the lower half of the peeled letter (or number) on the tip of the screwdriver blade then position same over the appropriate key. Stick the exposed half down, then simply wriggle the screwdriver out of the way to complete the process. Voila! (You never achieve the same degree of accuracy trying to do it freehand!)I am a fairly quick two-fingered 'typist' and although I've been using a QWERTY keyboard for many years, I still need to glance down at the keyboard from time to time.Since applying these over-sized letters, I have made fewer typing errors, so from that standpoint they fulfill a need

Very effective. I used the caps letters on my keyboard only, as some of these had worn from use. Good stick on, only time will tell if they wear off. Some of the letters are stuck on a little wonky, but that does not stop me using keyboard. Definitely fewer mis-types.Only problem was the packaging. Ultra secured I could hardly open it with my trusty Stanley knife which I had to clean afterwards. From RNIB?Later, now January 2016. None of the keyboard stickers have worn out. Good.

Good size of stickers some letters were not cut well to make peeling from backing paper easy. However it’s a great product. As it did the silicone keyboard protector to allow my son to identify the letters until such time as he can associate the capitals as interchangeable.Over all a great option.

For the older computer buff these stickers are a godsend as they make typing for the two-finger typist so much easier in bad light. These ones have a gloss finish which I found a bit tiresome compared with the first ones I ordered from another supplier which were matt. Since they are clearly designed for the two-finger operator one should be careful to keep the finger-nails pared as the stickers get damaged eventually by the nails, and eventually all have to be peeled off for replacement as the type-faces vary in size, and certain letters deface quicker. But if you want white on black only then ordering from RNIB is best as my previous supplier only supplied one sheet in white on black, and others in yellow, and black on white, and would not change the selection.