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Dvorak Simplified Keyboard Stickers with Blue Lettering on Transparent Background

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These stickers took a while to install but it was easy to do. I missed up on 2 keys and realized it 5 minutes later but they easily came off and it was possible to reinstall them; they now have some gray places though. I washed my keyboard before installing this. Right after the installation all of them had spots of gray but after a few hours they all turned mostly transparent expect for the 2 letters I missed up on. They also fit my Dell Inspiron keyboard perfectly with gaps for the G and J keys marks and you get used to the feeling quickly. This is a really good product and I would recommend this for anyone that wants to learn the dvorak keyboard for a cheap price. The only concern is if the letters on your keys aren't printed on the upper left hand corner of your keys, because then the letters on the stickers will cover them. But then again we all can probably touch type qwerty already.

There is not much choice out there for Dvorak converts, so I was glad to find a more sensibly priced sticker set. It fits perfectly on my Dell keyboard, blue characters look good and make it easy to distinguish from the QWERTY designations. The only hiccup is the surface of the sticker: fingers feel a bit slippery on it. The plastic of the keys (on my keyboard at least) has a better feel. But this is just a matter of getting used to.

They worked well and helped me learn Dvorak, but some of the placements of the letters required that I cut them so they don't cover some existing letters on my lenovo W500 keyboard but still worked well.

These are small (key-sized) transparent vinyl stickers. Application is tricky but not impossible -- it took me a solid half hour. They're unforgiving though, so be careful when applying because you only have one shot.

When I received the product the stickers were cut through the letters. Whenever I pulled a sticker from it's card, half of the letter would detach which made the product pretty much worthless to me. I believe that this was probably the result of an error during the printing process and a lack of inspections before the product was shipped.

The stickers were shipped quickly and were in good condition (other than the above issue) upon arrival.

I bought these Dvorak keyboard stickers in hopes of being able to type faster. The problem is, I do not have to patience to learn how to type on a Dvorak keyboard. Even if I did learn, EVERYTHING else uses QWERTY, so in my opinion, it is better to just stick with what everyone else uses unless you absolutely have to use a Dvorak keyboard. I have no complaints with this product. The stickers stay on my keys very well, and they do not block the existing letters too badly. I just wish that I had looked far enough ahead to know how frustrating it would be to learn a new keyboard layout.

I love these stickers! It's made learning the Dvorak keyboard so easy--it doesn't even look like there are stickers on my qwerty keyboard. They shipped it quickly and I'm very happy.

The product offers a good value for the money. I'm afraid the learning curve required to rewire your brain to type with a new layout is not as great...still worth it though. However I bought the stickers before I realized that the best tutorials teach touch typing. I had just assumed that I would need labels because I used them for the qwerty layout, but learning to touch type is definitely the way to go. I find looking at the keys actually slows me down. But I still feel like I need them for the added security of entering passwords...

I thought it would be a lot of fun learning to type on a Dvorak keyboard. I put them on the keyboard at work and I got to the point where I could do 20 words a minute but then trouble hit. I was forced to use a standard keyboard on a couple of occasions and my time on the Dvorak keyboard had started to interfere with my typing on a regular keyboard. At first, I had no trouble switching back to the standard keyboard, but as I got better with Dvorak, I started forgetting where the standard keys were. Since I know I will never be able to switch every keyboard over to Dvorak and I will always be faced with the QWERTY keyboard, I figured I should give trying to learn.

The stickers look really nice on the keyboard. I thought I was really careful putting them on, but there are a few where I can feel them hanging over the edge of the key. They also make it hard to find the home row by feel, as they hide the bumps on the F and J key.

Overall, if someone wanted to learn the Dvorak keyboard, this is a great way to do it.

It was an inexpensive way to convert my qwerty keyboard into dvorak. Even though it says matte, it's VERY reflective. It's difficult to see the letters looking straight down. I did't put on all of the stickers because they weren't necessary. For example the number row is exactly the same. The letters originally on my keyboard are in the center of the keys, but it's not really a problem because there's little to no overlap. Overall, it's a decent product that will get the job done.