English US Large Letters Keyboard Stickers Non Transparent White Background (Upper Case)

I use my PC with a projector and a 100" screen. Projector use necessitates a completely light controlled room (i.e. the room must be pretty dark).Initially I tried illuminating keyboards, but they all have their drawbacks. The really good ones are expensive. Anything sub $100 has drawbacks such as low illumination, funky keyboard layouts, or mushy keys.I read a review on Amazon of a reviewer that also used a projector and got a white keyboard and said it worked even better than a illuminated one b/c of the high contrast.So I decided to give it a shot along with this product. I went cheap and got the Microsoft Wired Keyboard 200 for Business, White from Walmart for $9. I noted the following using this product with the Microsoft keyboard:1. All of the keys were represented in this pack except for the "Windows" key2. There were about 6 stickers left over that were not needed3. The biggest issue I had was one of the "Shift" stickers was too large so I had to cut it shorter and the "Caps Lock" sticker was too short so I increased its length using some left over white sticker material that was located in the packMy technique for putting on the stickers was as follows:1. I used a strong overhead light as the stickers are very near the size of the keys on the keyboard (at least with the keyboard I used the stickers with). I used a little pen flashlight that I kept in my mouth while installing the stickers. This made things a lot easier.2. For installation, I held the top of the stick and lined the bottom of the sticker up with the bottom of the key. For the most part this worked well except when stickers where a good bit smaller than the actual key. As others have noted though, as long as you don't press down on the sticker, you can pull it back up pretty easily and re-adjust. Once you push down on the sticker, it becomes a bit harder to remove and re-adjust.3. The key is not to have any overhang with the sticker on the key as you will feel it and could, over time, cause the sticker to come off.In terms of over all impression, the stickers on my white keyboard look great. If one didn't know I used stickers, and didn't look too hard, they'd probably think the keys were stock.In terms of functionality, the stickers really make the letters pop in my dark projector room and I can see them much easier than an actual illuminated keyboard.In terms of use, I can feel the edges of the stickers on the keyboard as I type, but it is not distracting and the edges will probably dull over time.The great thing about the stickers is that they are cheap and can be readily replaced if the lettering starts to fade over time (although I haven't read any reviews where this was the case). I have read a bunch of reviews of illuminated keyboards where the oil from the reviewer's fingers caused the lettering of the keys to rub off in a matter of months. With this product, I can eliminate that being the case.Overall, I'm very impressed with this product and it works well with the keyboard I am using. The reason for the three stars is that most really informative reviews on Amazon give a product three stars so I thought I would do the same for this product.

These really helped remedy the low-light problem in my new apartment office. The material has enough adhesive to stick to the keys despite heavy use, yet you can peel off and reposition the stickers and they will adhere as well as they did when you first put them down. I'm surprised that someone mentioned wrinkling; the material seems too firm to wrinkle. Prepare to take some time to apply them carefully, though even a nitpicker like me can live with slightly skewed ones.I bought a white-on-black set for my black keyboard and black-on-white for my beige keyboard, and both look fine.As for size: I used the white set on my favorite, classic Keytronics keyboard, and they exactly fit the keytops; Keytronics keys are almost pyramid shaped and are smaller at the top than on most keyboards. The black set went onto my new, horrible HP jumbo-Chiclet style keyboard that sprains my pinkies when I use it too much, and the stickers fit with room to spare.I also have a netbook (extra-small laptop), and though the stickers would fit those letter keys, they wouldn't fit on (or above) the bitty Function keys at the top, plus would cover up the icons indicating those keys' specific functions. Since no two laptops/notebooks/netbooks seem to have the same layout, key size, function distribution, etc., it's probably impossible to make sticker sets for them. Too bad. In my experience, these portables have paler key lettering that wears off more quickly than on desktop PCs, and are used in a wider variety of lighting situations that are usually out of one's control.Update, July 31, 2014: I bought another set and was able to trim them to fit almost all of my netbook keys. What an improvement!

The most-used letters on my keyboard were almost completely gone (A, S, E, I and O), so before buying a new keyboard, I thought this product would be more economical. The decals are easy to apply, stick well, and make your keyboard easier to see, but it takes a little getting used to. There seemed to be a bit of an "optical illusion," making the bright white keys LOOK bigger than the (original) black ones. At first, I kept having to double-check where my fingers were on the keyboard but, after a few days, I became comfortable with it. My only complaint is that a few of the decals are larger than the keys on the keyboard, e.g., the ESCape key. I used the decals only on the letter and number keys (at the top of the keyboard); I didn't need the others. Great product at a fair price!

Absolutely made a huge difference with my mom being able to see the letters and numbers more clearly! She has macular degeneration and now doesn’t have to strain to see them.The size of each sticker fit our windows keyboard perfectly. Easy to apply and the symbols were all there.I would highly recommend this product to anyone who is having difficulty with their vision.

These are great for those of us who are getting older and have trouble seeing things close up. The only problem I had with the stickers was really more with me than with the product. I'm not the most skilled at any kind of art, craft, or even putting a stamp on an envelope straight, so, some of my keys look a little cattywampus now, but that's OK. I wasn't going for style points; I just want to be able to see the keys on my crappy little Dell laptop.Some were so bad that I peeled the sticker up and re-applied them, but I wouldn't recommend trying that too often. One or two are a bit crinkled on the edge now.