Aramedia Russian, Cyrillic Keyboard Overlays Stickers, Labels. White Characters, Reverse Print, Transparent for Dark Color Keyboards

This is a thick sticker, it doesn't look 100% clear on the keys (a little reflection and a little film) and you can feel the sticker as you type. It doesn't bother me too much. For me the functionality of not having to punch 10 keys to find the letter I want is well worth it - I use cyrillic often enough to need it but not often enough to remember where the letters are.The stickers were slightly too large for my keys - it would have worked but I didn't like it, so I cut them down to size. Not sure if that will reduce the life span or not but for now seems OK.The manufacturer is great, impressed that they sent alcohol swabs with the stickers to clean the keyboard, good instructions, and instructions how to install Russian. Very friendly, you can contact them if you have problems. You do have to apply each letter individually - a bit of a project.My recommendations for improvements to this product - offer a smaller size which only covers half the key, if available a clearer, thinner film for the sticker, and maybe the option to have in yellow.

These are great. They don't cover up the normal letters. They are easy to put on. If you put them on wrong, you can take them off and put them on right. They are great for black keyboards, like on laptops.There is a little bit of reflectiveness, so that when you're working in bad light, it's a little hard to see if you're about to hit the correct key if you're looking for the real letter originally printed on the keyboard, but normally shouldn't be a problem.If you leave them on for a long time, and then take them off, there will be a little adhesive that you'll have to get off the keys, which could prove to be a pain. My advice is once you've put them on, just don't take them off.The feel of the keys is about the same as before, as long as there is no overlap over the keys when you put them on--the stickers are small enough that they fit if you put them on right.If you want to learn the cyrillic alphabet on the keyboard, this is a good way to go about it. I recommend them.

I used to always buy stickers with red Cyrillic letters to contrast with the white letters already built into my keyboard. But white is totally fine, and it's much easier to read in dimmer lighting.And these seem pretty durable so far -- last time I got the competitor's version for $4 and they lasted only half a year.

I have a new thin Dell workstation with a sexy keyboard where the letters are right in the middle of the key. I needed Russian stickers that would not overlap with the main set of characters. I purchased these and they worked perfectly. The letters are small and are mostly located in the bottom right corner of the sticker. So, they do not overlap with the main set of letters. Hope this helps to everyone with the same type of keyboard. p.s. the Seller is great too. Very professional. Has all the nice wrapping and even instructions on how to install different fonts on your pc and how to configure your keyboard for specific sets of characters.

These white letters show up much better on black keys boards than red ones do. And the other types of letters printed on top wear off rather quickly, which these won't.What I don't like 100% is that the stickers don't smooth out completely leaving greyish spots on some keys. This is not a problem, but I don't like it.

Very convenient way to have 2 language letters on your keyboard. They look on my keyboard as perfect match, be it size of the stickers, their thickness or readability of the letters - perfect!

This is the second set of Cyrillic stickers that I have purchased on amazon. Here are the pros and cons of these:Pros:-Heavy plastic, not likely to bubble or wrinkle-Small white letters, not obtrusive or unprofessional looking-If you're using other slavic languages, there are some other character stickers (not helpful for modern Russian usage)Cons:-Made for Windows only, not all stickers needed for Mac layout-No notches for f and j stickers (for the little lines on the keys)-While the heavier plastic seems durable, the stickers don't cling as closely to the keys as the other ones I have so there is more glarePersonally I think these were a little overpriced, but they will get the job done.

Firmly glued, matte surface, but Width is too thick, visible on the keyboard.