English US Large Letters Black - Yellow Letters Keyboard Stickers

my computer's keyboard was very difficult to see so it was either this or buy a new large print keyboard. Decided to try these out and it works great! Light hurts my eyes so I use these in very low light and can see the individual keys clearly now! Recommend them. Considering many large print keyboards don't last, I think this is better value for your money. I did use scissors to trim some a little.

I've had these for over two months now, installed as soon as they came. Half of my keys letters and symbols were disappearing and even though I don't type hunt and peck, when others use my PC they do. It took awhile to apply as some had to be cut to fit and the F keys had to be placed above the keys but they all worked out.What I like about these.The letters are BOLD, so easy to seeThey are Yellow against Black which is a great contrastThey can be seen by only the light from your PC screen (on a laptop)They are all still intact, not peeling back at the edges with continuous use for over two monthsThey have stickers for a Laptop and full keyboardPrice was very well worth it*****UPDATE*****JULY 2017 For those wondering how these hold up. I use my laptop for many hours every day. I also use it during lunch, dinner and B'fast so sometimes have food on my fingers! BUT these have taken it all and they are all still sticking, no turned up edges and make it so easy to see the keys even when only the light of the monitor is shining on them. I really am glad I purchased this brand and if I ever get a new laptop will buy them again just for those reasons!

I am a person who, unfortunately, finds himself texting - a lot. When I bought my i-phone I swore I would not become one of those people, but here I am. The problem is, I am all thumbs, no pun intended, and I end up sending indecipherable messages to my friends. Some time ago I bought a small bluetooth keyboard that works perfectly, but the letters on the keys are printed charcoal grey on black. I am a writer, but I have never mastered touch typing, so the keyboard was almost useless to me except in broad daylight. Then, I ordered these stick-on letters. The difference is amazing. I use an illuminated keyboard with my PC and, even in the dark, with the monitor as my only light, the bluetooth is much easier to see. I have read several reviews where customers complained that they had to trim the edges of some of the keys to make them fit correctly. This is true. It's also very quick and simple to do. If it proves to be too much for you, hire a local ten year old to do it for you. It will only take them a few minutes and everyone will walk away happy! Would I buy this product again? I am going to order it again, just to have them on hand when the light in my PC keyboard finally dies, as it inevitably will.

Letters are large and clear. No Function(FN) sticker in layout, but not a big deal. Just wasn't included as part of the pack. I used these on a laptop keyboard which is good, had to trim a few because laptop keys are shorter in height, had to trim a few width wise as well. stickers seem to be made for a full size keyboard. Not bad over all. The yellow on black background is good too. I thought I would not like the yellow lettering but they seem just fine. If using on a laptop keyboard you may have to trim a few but nothing a pair of scissors can't handle. Tried to adjust a few, hard to do, due to the stickiness of backing, which I think is a good thing. Would buy again. Shipping was pricey for how it came. they could have just put in a white envelope and it would have just worked fine. They went the extra mile and put in a bubble pack envelope. Stickers arrived earlier than expected.

These Yellow on Black stickers work well. (Update: The stick'em causes them to slide around on the keys. After almost two years, they're still doing this. I've used the hit glue bips - still using them. to tack down the edges of the stickers. ) I just bought these again, along with the Amazon recommended fluorescent green over black. They might stick better, but I don't think they'll be any different. I prefer these stickers. (But try both and mix and match. My E is the big fluorescent one, there are a couple black on yellow.)I'm a touch typist, on either a MacBook Pro or the Apple Wireless or Logitech K811 keyboards. The Apple wireless has very faint characters which I've noticed that I was squinting to figure out numbers, symbols, etc.. These Yellow on Black stickers totally solve the problem. I first tried some white on black stickers (the keyboard is grey on white), better, but not good enough.The problem with computer keyboards is that they move around, so it's common to glance to reorient your fingers to the keyboard, and to type symbols and punctuation. I learned to type on typewriters. Large (even the small portables) heavy objects that once you find the home keys, you can type for an hour without ever getting 'transposed.' (If I wrote ytsmdpdrdr (transposed) one key to the right this is what happens. This didn't happen on a typewriter.My plan was to place only a couple of these stickers, say 1, 4, 6 and 9. Nope. They're so good I did all the numbers.The other big problem are those little raised bips on the home keys 'f' and 'j'. I don't feel these. What I've done is to add little drips of hot glue (from a mini hot glue gun). I added these to the hone keys f and j, 1, 5, ', ., -, ;, Q, ZI did this as I found the outboard keys, ring finger and little finger are where I make the most mistakes.And if you're still reading this... On my small USB Numbers keyboard (why are the extended numbers on the same side as the mouse? ) On this keyboard I've added larger hot glue blobs on the 7,9,5,1,3 and a longer (dash) blob on 0 and a smaller dot on the '.' I can touch type numbers with my left hand - try it you'll like it.This character set is Windows. Not a problem on my Mac keyboards. However, I would like control/option/command key stickers. And after experimenting with the different sets, Large Yellow against black is the best. I'm at least a 95% touch typist, yet the ability to occasionally glance at the keys helps. I haven't stuck these on the keyboard of my MacBook Pro - the sticky edges just attracts too much dirt and grunge. And I'm still having the same typing issues I've always had the peripheral keys especially a 1 z ; '