Transparent Braille Computer Keyboard Overlays Stickers (Lexan Material and 3M Adhesive Does Not Slip, Ooze, or Curl) for the Blind and Visually Impaired (Windows PC)

Bought these for my 9 year old son so he could use our regular computers for games like his siblings. It’s been great, and it doesn’t interfere with anyone else who needs to use the computer. We have had it on over a month now, and no stickers have fallen off or slid around. Wish it was offered at a discount for multiple orders so I could put them on all of our computers.

I got these so I could increase workflow by knowing which keys are which without having to look. They work great for workflow, but they’re pretty ugly - makes it look like the keyboard is dirty from a glance. At least you can still see the letters through them. Would be nice if they were opaque and just had the letter or number written on them. Came as one big sticker.

This is definitely great for the sight-impaired but it's also a really great product if you want to learn to use braille on your own. I never learned how to type properly and I can do sort of decently knowing where the keys should be by feel, but at night having the keyboard backlight is too much for my eyes and I need it off, and then I'm kind of screwed. But with this, in only a short amount of time I already can differentiate between them and not have to hurt my eyes in the dark. For laptops, the F command keys are often smaller than the letter and number keys, which means that you likely won't be able to use those particular stickers unless you either cut the edges down a little or use a silicone dust cover (which I do) so that the bit hanging off doesn't actually inhibit their usage. But if you do either of those things you can use them no problem. I hope that my keyboard cover will be compatible with any other future laptops if I ever need to get another so that I can transfer it over, but if not I'll definitely be buying this again because I love how useful it's been after only a short amount of time.

While I have poor vision, I do not use braille or other visual aides beyond glasses. However I thought this would be an interesting way for me to add a more tactile feel to my new ergo keyboard which has keys in weird shapes, sizes, and placements. Given this use case I didn't apply the whole kit and I think people who want a full keyboard of braille will be disappointed. I assume things like "Windows key", left/right arrows, braces and brackets, etc exist in braille however some of these stickers are completely missing here. I was able to repurpose other stickers for things I actually wanted to feel (like F2 and F4 for brackets since they actually make that shape when rotated.) At the end of the day I think these are better than other solutions I've come across. Dome stickers, nail polish over a piece of sand, hand cut pieces of tape, all lack the distinction and clean look of these stickers. I knocked off stars for price, lack of key coverage, and quality of sticker cut. Some stickers weren't full cut or cut too much that the brown paper backing came with the sticker as I peeled it off. One tip when using - you might get some over hang when applied to smaller keys. I was able to apply the sticker centered, then use a sharp blade to trim it back. Just be careful not to gouge your keys.

I assumed (incorrectly) that there would be Brailled stickers for ALL of the keys on the keyboard. I guess the backspace key isn’t important? Also no +, =,@,%, etc. USELESS

Exactly what I needed. I needed something unobtrusive to ensure that I stopped accidentally turning off my laptop when I would try to hit the delete key. (Why they put those next to eachother blows my mind.) After looking at a variety of options I stumbled upon these. I haven't accidentally turned off my laptop since and I've even put some of these on my primary keyboard to be able to more easily touch keys while gaming without missing. On that keyboard I'm impressed they've held up so well (2 months and counting) as I spend the majority of my time and keystrokes on it. The fact that they are clear also means I still get all the lights to shine through on the keycaps I use them on. As designed they cover the majority of the face of any keycap of a standard keyboard, i.e. the total sticker is larger than the braille portion. There is only one of the dozen or so that I used where I can feel the edge, but I'm sure that was user error. I cut all of them down so they would be smaller, and one I got impatient and put it on without cleaning well enough, so a corner kinda sticks up, but I really can't tell unless I am actively trying.

I am not blind but I wanted to be able to feel my keys in the dark. That idea was a bit unrealistic but to no fault of the stickers. They are good quality and they stay on very well. The only problem with it is that they don't give you stickers for all the keys and they have extra stickers that don't match any keys on a normal keyboard.

I purchased these to make touch typing while wearing a VR headset easier. The packaging is a bit old and yellowed indicating they've probably been sitting in a warehouse quite a while, but despite my skepticism from their appearance the glue is still in good condition. The keyset is very complete and the stickers were perfectly sized for most buttons on my laptop, though small ones like Delete required trimming. The set even comes with an alcohol wipe to clean the key surfaces before applying, though this wipe was long since dried out. Have some alcohol and a clean cottonball or sturdy paper towel handy. After 6 months my W and S keys are just beginning to peel around the edges(heavy WASD gaming), partially due to them being some of the first stickers I applied. I've already purchased a replacement set.