New And Improved - Keysies® Transparent Plastic Removable Piano and Keyboard Note Stickers - Plus Handy Placement Guide.

I am starting out learning the piano and I am pretty good at knowing what letter a piano key is by looking at it. However I have been struggling to learn a specific note on a staff match to a key. I usually have to count up from a known note which proves tedious and difficult when trying to work on a new piece. I will probably cut the letter part off.A few notes based on other's misunderstandings. 88-key piano has 52 white keys and you receive 52 keysies corresponding to them. The keysies include little labels showing flats and sharps for letters which have them.Each sticker has a staff, BUT the only stickers with 'notes' on them range from E just below bass clef to G just atop treble clef. I suppose it may be possible to add ledger lines by hand to extend to higher and lower notes. (I don't have an 88 key instrument so I may just stick with the E-G range and see how I like them before sticking on the others.)You also get a sheet of blanks which you can apply over them as protection to help against wearing out the ink. There is also an instruction booklet showing how to locate middle C and then apply remaining stickers.I just received mine so I will have to edit later on durability.Overall I am satisfied for what I received for the price.

When I had one of those little tiny pocket keyboards as a kid, I learned several basic kid songs by numbers. 30 years later I went and bought a basic electric 61 key piano. Although I have one of those keyboards that light up, to help learn songs. Having some letters and note scale guides has helped me with songs that aren't programmed into the keyboard. With these stickers, you get two rows with letters and note scales, and two rows minus the note scales but still with letters. I understand the concept behind this, but wish the note scales were on the other ones as well. If anyone is debating on picking these up, go ahead. Their really nice looking and easy to apply. Just remember though, for myself, as soon as I purchased my piano. I was already hitting keys and playing around with it. Wipe your keys down before applying the stickers to get the oil and small dust off and have them looking really good. But that's common sense, right. I'm happy with them.

Pretty nice to help teach people new to piano some of the basics. I've played piano for a while and now I'm trying to help my 5 year old understand how it works. These were inexpensive, arrive promptly and were easy to put on. They are static stickers so they don't leave any residue but stick and stay on the keys just fine.I personally take these and some basic songs that my son wants to learn like Happy Birthday and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. I write the letters under the notes on the sheet music and within 10 minutes he's able to play a song by himself. One thing to know though is that they are great to help people/children learn some of the basics of notes and how they relate to the sheet music, but you have to beware that they don't become a crutch that prevents your student from using a piano without them.

Very handy. As others have mentioned, applying them is no small task, as there is a second level of clear plastic overlays to apply overtop of the printed ones, but my advice is this:Rather than apply them all along your keyboard, only apply a single set of A-G (or maybe start with middle C and stop at the first B). Aside from taking less time, this will give you a nice reference while still forcing you to learn by sight for the rest of the keyboard. You be the judge!The Keysies themselves seem to be static-cling(?) plastic transparencies. It's tricky to lift them back off without damaging them but they leave no residue on the keyboard. Hopefully you don't have too much OCD because it's a bit tricky to get them all down straight and lined up but if you're not too picky it's a fairly quick task and is very helpful when you need a quick reminder of which key is which.

Very nice learning aids for the piano, they helped my 6 year old learn to play some simple songs and hopefully more complicated songs as time goes on. I like that they came with clear covers to help protect them and there were enough stickers for the white keys on our 88 key keyboard. A couple of downsides is that they do not come with enough clear covers to cover all the keys, i would say to apply them to middle c first and then work outward so the outermost keys don't get the protective cover. Another kind of quirk is when you get off the top of the treble clef the dots disappear, i would think that they would show the note relative to the top of bars but they just aren't on the sticker.

I actually love the clear plastic labeled as they are so easy to remove if you need too! I put paper labels and spent a few hours getting them off and cleaned my keys first before applying the Keysies labeles. The labels show you what the notes are on a staff but starts below middle C and up to the next C. I wish the notes on the staff were on every single one of these tabs but that's not how they did it as the rest have the letter note and sharps. It would be nice to include the notes for the left hand in the package so you have bass clef and treble clef notes. But I really like these transparent tabs for my piano I may order more as gifts!

It would have been nice to see marks for the whole range, outside the standard clef lines.

Attached these to a 49 key Midi keyboard. Stickers are for the white keys, but have the black key notes in blue text adjacent to each of the black keys. They are going to be a great help in learning to play and read music.

These were just what I needed for starting my piano!! I put all the stickers on easy, and they told you where to put them too. They also said that you can remove the stickers when you don't need them anymore. Well I learned where the keys were (slowly!) and I decided to take them off. Came off a breeze! No sticky residue!! Would definitely recommend these for anyone who needs them to start learning piano!!!

WOW! Couldn’t believe how amazing these stickers were. They came fast, and it was incredible they peeled straight off the sheet and BAM stuck right on to the keys of my keyboard. I was in awe of the results. They are still on there now! Stuck to the keys. It’s just phenominal. As well as all this these strikers are just extraordinary to improve sight reading. If you’re anything like me and I’m sure you’re not, but anyways. My college decided it was best to not teach us music theory, but with these little treasures I am improving gradually. I’m sure that given some time I will be better than I was without them. Maybe I will even become the piano king like Elton John or someone else who can play piano and dresses all fancy (or should I say queen 🤔) either way. The main point of all this is it does what it says on the tin, but the mind blowing part is they didn’t come in a tin! So don’t worry about that recycle heads, it just comes on a little sheet of papery stuff to hold the stickers. It’s not paper though, it’s some magical paper like substance, not quite laminated but slipperyish. Oh I had some fun with that too. What a joyful little purchase from this family run business.

Excellent product and service.I bought these to apply to a mid sized keyboard we bought for my daughter for Christmas. There were many out there and wasn't sure which ones to use- so glad I picked these.Even though I'd ordered them between Christmas & new year they came the next working day-It's a shame every company isn't as reliable and efficient.The stickers are of very good quality.Very easy to apply and if one goes on slightly crooked you can easily remove it and reattach without any damage to sticker or keys.Comes with instruction leaflet to explain the order.Had them applied in 10 minutes.If you are in any doubt - you won't be disappointed. Company & product highly recommended- and my daughter is already playing 5 of the keys correctly.