Piano Keyboard Stickers for 88/61/54/49/37 Key.Colorful Bigger Letter,Thinner Material,Transparent Removable,with Cleaning Cloth

Easy to apply, readable, show notes, attractive. I'm an adult beginner and the stickers make learning a breeze. Well done!Note: I read Amazon reviews before purchasing these and noted from pictures that some buyers were putting the stickers on keys crookedly with letters not aligned. If they're happy with keyboards that look sort of sloppy, fine, but its unnecessary. Its just as easy, in my opinion, to put them on straight so the look is uniform and pretty. Believe me, if I can do it, so can you!

what I like especially about this kit is that the stickers are color coded. they stick smoothly onto our piano keys and are durable even with regular play

Absolute beginner here. I got these to help me identify the keys better and it really does help. The stick really does make the process easier, so be sure to use it. Clean off the keys before doing this, otherwise a speck of dust under a sticker could drive you bananas. It’s fairly easy to remove the stickers, but air bubbles are inevitable. Not a lot, if you have patience and take your time. The included stick is more effective than just your fingers in smoothing out those air bubbles. There are still random air bubbles here and there (if you zoom in my included pic, you’ll see them), but it doesn’t really bother me.And yes, the stickers for the black keys are hard to see, and I recognize that other reviewers complain about this. But even as an absolute beginner, identifying the notes of the black keys is one of the first and easiest things you’ll learn about the piano, so that’s why it doesn’t bother me. I understand how it bothers others though.Personally, I give this five stars. If you’re just getting into the piano as an adult like I am, these are going to be very helpful to you. It’s helpful for anyone really, but I’m just saying so as someone in their 30’s who has only started playing two weeks ago. Set-up may take some patience, but it is well worth it when you’re done.

The solfege is Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do. The product says it is Do Re Mi Fa So La "Si" which is wrong, wrong, and WRONG. Stickers go on easily and can be re-adjusted if you are klutzy. Gives really good reference for key location and helps associate the piano keys to the musical score.

They are partially transparent so they try to blend in on your keys. The black keys have transparent lettering so they aren’t blinding white on your black keys but are still easily legible. Sturdy stickers and good enough to lift up and place again if you make a mistake or want to reposition one when you’re setting them up. My 4 year old quickly caught on to the letter pattern and is having an easier time associating the names to the musical notes on the sheet music. It also helping me remember how to play since I can look down and double check the note with what’s on my music book. Does not have any sticky residue on the back so won’t hurt your piano. They also feel nice and don’t distort any feeling of the keys themselves. Comes with a chart to help you set up where each sticker should go along with easy numbering of them, for all variations of keyboard lengths, so you can set this up without knowing anything about key placement on your piano.

I got a little (17”) keyboard for my 4-yr old grandson & these will be a big help to get him started. Admittedly, the keys are small, so I had to trim down the labels a bit for them to fit, but it wasn’t difficult. I ‘practiced’ on some of the labels I wouldn’t be using, got a system worked out Re: how much/where to cut, & was done in less than 15-minutes. 👍🏼

We used the stickers to help learn the keys on the keyboard

Very cool idea for kiddos. I wish I had these growing up. Easy to install.

Arrives packaged well, the stickers are great sizes & there’s instructions for each amount of keys, to get them put on correctly. Great purchase!!

Very helpful

Nice and clear, stays in place after 3 months of use, i like the notation visual aswell, helps my little sister learn theory as she plays