Locator Dots & Dashes - Raised Tactile Dots & Dashes Computer Gaming Keyboard Tangible Training Location Learning Stickers – 12 Pack, Clear, Single Dots x 4, Double Dots x 4, Dashes x 4, Made in USA

I recently got into the critically acclaimed MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV with free trial up to level 60 including the award-winning expansion Heavensward (lol) and as my first MMO, I found myself losing my WASD place on my keyboard a lot. They guys really helped me out and I stopped stepping into AOEs accidentally (now I just step in them and it's my own fault, not my finger placement). My only heads up is that if you had concave keys (like me), these will pop off over time due to the fact that these are a somewhat sturdy plastic and they just kind pop off after a couple of months. But they do last for QUITE some time before that happens. I imagine on keyboards with flat keys, that would not be a big issue. I still really like them because they have different types of dots in the pack, so it allows me to designate keys different for better recognition of what I'm pressing.

Little tabs on my keyboard were worn off and I couldn't fund the right keys by touch. These fixed the problem

My mechanical keyboard didn't have locator bumps. All touch typists know these are mandatory for typing. I put different bumps on my F, J, down, and 5 on the 10 key. They were exactly what I needed to not need to look down to start typing. My compact, full keyboard has no gaps between any of the keys, so I used these stickers and some color coded caps to navigate with minimal looking down. Went from hating this keyboard to it being usable, just because of locator bumps! People complain about the price, but I think it's fair for these.The negatives include the adhesion just being ok. They don't come off the keys, but they lift after time. I have to push them down hard to get them to be concave with my keycaps. I don't think this will be an issue if you have flat keys, but it's slightly annoying with concave caps. That said, they've never come off since I've had them on. They are also a little thicker than I'd like, but not to the point that they are unusable or interfere. These are not like paper thin stickers, they have a little thickness to them.

I bought these to put on 4 Keycaps. I was okay with paying the inflated price because these are “brand name” and I wasn’t planning to use many of them. The dots were not correctly cut so they did not come off from the backing cleanly. I also was only able to get 1/4 to actually stick, even though I cleaned each keycap first, to prevent any dirt from messing with the adhesion. These went straight to the garbage afterwards. I don’t know what you should buy, but definitely don’t buy this.

These things do not last long when pressed on keys of a keyboard. There also aren't too many for the price one pays. Other than that, they are helpful and seem to be made well.

This is a great idea for tactile feedback, but they don't adhere to the keys, so it is useless.

The nubs on my F and J keys are wore down smoothly, making touch typing difficult since I couldn't find the home row without looking. With these I can feel the nubs. I've been using these for a few months and I'm still using the original pair. They are transparent but they do make the key labels a bit fuzzy, and they are reflective so you can't miss seeing them, but it's a trade off I'm satisfied with.

Easy to put on. Discrete for use in public setting on keyboard. Easy enough to remove. Would recommend for visually impaired and as a to for teaching keyboarding.