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Keyboard Stickers for Piano 88 Keys, Piano – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Keyboard Stickers for Piano 88 Keys, Piano Rake Key Labels Overlay Removable for Beginners Kids
Item Weight
1.87 ounces
Product Dimensions
2.7 x 2.7 x 1.5 inches
ASIN
B0B773HTJY
Date First Available
July 21, 2022
Color Name
Rainbow Colors
Material Type
Polyvinyl Chloride
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Technical specifications – Keyboard Stickers for Piano 88 Keys, Piano :
Brand
MUCIORELY
Color
Rainbow Colors
Item Dimensions LxWxH
2.7 x 2.7 x 1.5 inches
Material
Polyvinyl Chloride
Theme
Colorful
Age Range (Description)
Kid
Reusability
Single Use
Pattern
Letter Print
Shape
Irregular
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T. G (verified owner) –
Nice, informative, easy to read labels, but won’t fit some keyboards. – I like all the information on the labels: the notes, sharps/flats, etc. Easy to read, but unfortunately this product doesn’t fit very well on my keyboard. I’m using a Yamaha DGX-670. The labels have to be pressed hard into place and it fits tightly. Whenever you press a key, it would cause the individual labels to flip upwards. The only way I can use these labels is to just lay them on top and not press them down so that they lay flat/flush with the keys. I still like them, but I wish they would lay flat like advertised.
F. C (verified owner) –
Looks great on my keyboard! – This is a great tool. I am coming back to piano after a very long time. This is helping me relearn the registers.
T. G (verified owner) –
Nice, informative, easy to read labels, but won’t fit some keyboards. – I like all the information on the labels: the notes, sharps/flats, etc. Easy to read, but unfortunately this product doesn’t fit very well on my keyboard. I’m using a Yamaha DGX-670. The labels have to be pressed hard into place and it fits tightly. Whenever you press a key, it would cause the individual labels to flip upwards. The only way I can use these labels is to just lay them on top and not press them down so that they lay flat/flush with the keys. I still like them, but I wish they would lay flat like advertised.
F. C (verified owner) –
Looks great on my keyboard! – This is a great tool. I am coming back to piano after a very long time. This is helping me relearn the registers.
L. R (verified owner) –
Advertised as 61 key thru 88 key keyboard, but did not fi my 61 key keyboard. – Advertised as 61 key thru 88 key keyboard, but did not fi my 61 key keyboard.
H. T (verified owner) –
GREAT QUALITY & REALLY COOL – These are truly a game changer for beginners on the piano! If you’re using a standard piano, not just a keyboard, the back part of this should fit perfectly right behind the black keys. And these fit the entire length of the piano! You shouldn’t have any problem with these moving around at all, and since they aren’t stickers, they are so easy to remove and don’t cause damage, either. These are very good quality – the rubber is thick enough that you’d have to work pretty hard to tear these, and the lettering is dark and easy to read. At this price point, I think these are a worthwhile investment!
M. D (verified owner) –
Excellent assistant for learning piano! – When I was very young, I took piano lessons from my grandmother, but fell out of it for several years and forgot all of the technicalities. Some years ago I became interested again in piano, and started re-teaching myself with apps, but still cannot read bass clef. This not only makes that an accessible and convenient possibility, but also will no doubt help visually associate location and improve overall familiarity with keys, even when no sheet music is involved. The rainbow color-coded one might actually be better for that, but I wanted a more classic look so opted for black.
E. K (verified owner) –
Helpful Aid for Beginners and more Experienced Players Alike – I’ve seen a number of products like this as I have browsed Amazon. I have been playing piano for a while so I am already familiar with how the notes ascend and descend on the keyboard. I am less comfortable in reading notes that fall way above or below the staff. I was hopeful this rubberized strip of notes would help orient me to these less familiar notes when I try to read chords or notes from a page of music. I also hope having this visual aid will help me as I try to analyze more extended chords that I play, when playing by ear.
A. L (verified owner) –
It’s not a sticker — which is a good thing – This is a “one piece” silicon overlay that sits on the back of your piano keyboard. There is no adhesive, it’s held on by gravity. The product is relatively thick, which is great — it will stay in place nicely.
H. T (verified owner) –
GREAT QUALITY & REALLY COOL – These are truly a game changer for beginners on the piano! If you’re using a standard piano, not just a keyboard, the back part of this should fit perfectly right behind the black keys. And these fit the entire length of the piano! You shouldn’t have any problem with these moving around at all, and since they aren’t stickers, they are so easy to remove and don’t cause damage, either. These are very good quality – the rubber is thick enough that you’d have to work pretty hard to tear these, and the lettering is dark and easy to read. At this price point, I think these are a worthwhile investment!
M. D (verified owner) –
Excellent assistant for learning piano! – When I was very young, I took piano lessons from my grandmother, but fell out of it for several years and forgot all of the technicalities. Some years ago I became interested again in piano, and started re-teaching myself with apps, but still cannot read bass clef. This not only makes that an accessible and convenient possibility, but also will no doubt help visually associate location and improve overall familiarity with keys, even when no sheet music is involved. The rainbow color-coded one might actually be better for that, but I wanted a more classic look so opted for black.
A. L (verified owner) –
It’s not a sticker — which is a good thing – This is a “one piece” silicon overlay that sits on the back of your piano keyboard. There is no adhesive, it’s held on by gravity. The product is relatively thick, which is great — it will stay in place nicely.
N. B (verified owner) –
A great quick-reference, easily removed/installed – No, they are not “stickers”, at least not in the way I think of stickers. This is much better than a sticker would be anyway, as it can be easily removed/installed when you want. The material is stretchy and fit really well on my keyboard, and doesn’t interfere with the movement of any of the keys. If it does rub anywhere, the soft material could easily be trimmed.
L. R (verified owner) –
Advertised as 61 key thru 88 key keyboard, but did not fi my 61 key keyboard. – Advertised as 61 key thru 88 key keyboard, but did not fi my 61 key keyboard.
E. K (verified owner) –
Helpful Aid for Beginners and more Experienced Players Alike – I’ve seen a number of products like this as I have browsed Amazon. I have been playing piano for a while so I am already familiar with how the notes ascend and descend on the keyboard. I am less comfortable in reading notes that fall way above or below the staff. I was hopeful this rubberized strip of notes would help orient me to these less familiar notes when I try to read chords or notes from a page of music. I also hope having this visual aid will help me as I try to analyze more extended chords that I play, when playing by ear.
N. B (verified owner) –
A great quick-reference, easily removed/installed – No, they are not “stickers”, at least not in the way I think of stickers. This is much better than a sticker would be anyway, as it can be easily removed/installed when you want. The material is stretchy and fit really well on my keyboard, and doesn’t interfere with the movement of any of the keys. If it does rub anywhere, the soft material could easily be trimmed.