English Keyboard Stickers, 2 Pack Replacement Keyboard Letters Sticker with White Font on Black Background Universal for Computer Laptop Desktop, Matte Alphabet Stickers

These worked great for refreshing my keyboard. The stickers are easy to apply, line up well, and the letters are clear and easy to read. They stick securely and instantly make old or faded keys look new again. Great value, especially with the extra set included.

I have erased the lettering from my keyboard over the years and n and m especially were getting difficult, along with some of the punctuation. I figured I'd rather try this than drop $$ on a new keyboard. I will update my review if it changes, but for now I am very pleased. The stickers are much thicker and sturdier than I anticipated with a weight similar to card stock. Despite the thickness, they fit onto my curved keys no problem. The stickers are in order, too, so you know exactly where they go. A minor detail, the F and J keys both have notches to accommodate the raised part of these two keys (which I presume has something to do with home row). They included the punctuation and the number row, which was fantastic. They do stick very well, so make sure they are exactly where you want them before you press down. I tried just now to peel one off to adjust it and a small (less than a line of a pen width) part tore, but I was able to move it after using it for a while. If it had ripped more, it was a two pack. My one wish is that there was an "Enter" key, but there are stickers for Shift, Alt, Ctrl, and Tab. Excellent product and much less expensive than a new keyboard.

These Russian–English keyboard stickers are very useful and easy to read. I applied them in about 10 minutes, adjusting the angle to make all the letters look straight. Everything fit well, but I noticed that the letter “Ё” doesn’t exist on my keyboard at all, so there was no place to put it. It’s not a problem for me, but it’s worth mentioning for others. The set also includes many additional symbols that I personally don’t use — I only needed the main Russian letters, so most of the extra stickers weren’t necessary. Overall, the quality is good, the print is bright, and the stickers make typing in Russian much easier, even with these small nuances.

Does it job. Only one letter is not fully adhering but that is my fault in the application process. Overall, satisfied.

These were great!! My work computer keyboard words were fainting. They stick very well and they look seamless. I like the fact that it came with two sticker packs

Update: A year and a half later and after daily use there is zero wear on them on my PC keyboard. I still had the second set so asked my wife if she wanted them on her laptop. Those letters/number were tiny and very had to see in daylight. Now it looks like a new keyboard and she is happy as can be. Really like the ease of install with these on my HP keyboard. Just used an exacto knife to lift it off the backing, lined it up and stuck it on. I made the mistake of putting one in the wrong spot, but it lifted off and went where it belonged with no issue. The fonts are larger than the originals which is nice for these old eyes. My only issue was it does not come with a sticker for the long Backspace sticker for the upper right side. You can see in the picture the original writing is all but gone as were most of on the letter buttons which are now covered by the stickers. I did put the Shift sticker on the lower right where the fonts were which was also a long button. All in all very happy with them and I can actually see the letters again!

These stickers do the job and make it much easier to type in Ukrainian. The letters are clear and easy to read, and they stick well to the keys at first. However, after some use, the edges can start to peel a little, especially if you type a lot. Also, the texture feels slightly different from the original keys, which takes some getting used to. Overall, they’re a decent budget option, just not the most durable long-term solution.

So that we’re all on the same page here, I’m reviewing the English Transfer Letter–white stickers — the kind where you place the transparent sheet on the key, press it down, and peel away the film so only the letter stays behind. Or, as the listing so eloquently puts it, “Only Letter Leave on…” What more can I add to wisdom like that? And the surprising part is: it works great. My keyboard is far more readable than it was before and it actually looks pretty decent. You get two sheets of stickers (no F‑keys or number pad), an oversized pair of tweezers, and a little polishing cloth for cleaning the keys. I’m a bit of a keyboard junkie and picky about how a keyboard feels. I recently got one with a near‑perfect feel, but the lettering was so faint I had to squint at it like I was deciphering ancient runes. I haven’t been a touch typist since high school — back when my buddy convinced me to take a typing class so we could meet girls. He met his future wife; I ended up with typing skills that have been slowly fading for forty‑plus years. These stickers turned out to be a pretty good fix. The lettering is clear and crisp for the most part. The only weak spot is the special character keys (the ones with two symbols). The designs sit a little too close together, and because there are so many tiny dots and lines, peeling the film off can get tricky. The only regular key that gave me trouble was the “E.” I peeled from the wrong side and almost lifted part of the letter with the film. That one was on me. In fact, after installing everything, I almost wished I’d just centered the stickers and left the clear covering on — it actually looks fine that way, just a bit shinier because the plastic reflects light. Since the lettering on my original keys was slightly larger than the stickers, I do get a faint “ghost image” effect on a few keys, but it’s still miles better than what I started with. A couple of tips: – Use the tweezers. They make alignment easier and keep fingerprints off the plastic if you decide to leave it on. – If you’re removing the clear film, peel slowly. Smooth it down a few times over several minutes then lift the film S‑L‑O‑W‑L‑Y. If a letter starts to come up press the film back down and peel from the other side. For letters like E, K, and F, peel from the straight‑edge side. – Be extra careful with special character keys. They’re more delicate and more likely to lift. Take your time and they look great — with or without the plastic removed. For the price, less than ten bucks at the time of this review, I consider them a very good value. Recommended.

Product quality is very good and seems durable for long time. But Biggest minus point is, F1,F2.... and Shift, Tab, Alt, Ctrl, Caps Lock, Enter, Esc, Delt, Windows keys are missing. Unnecessarily overpriced

Son de buena calidad, muy discretos ya que no se nota la diferencia con las demás teclas. Se ve que me durarán mucho y además se pueden limpiar. Fue la mejor opción se los recomiendo

Funzionale ed economico, in foto shift, A, S sostituiti

The quality the vinyl print really good.

Heredé una computadora portátil vieja. Muchas llaves habían perdido las letras. Este artículo le dio una nueva vida al teclado de mi computadora portátil. Muy complacido