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This product came with a lovely little note from the seller (a small business) asking for a review. I waited until I installed the labels and tested them out. An excellent value for the money!
I received two keyboard layout stickers via regular mail in a business letter envelope (I imagine production costs have increased but at this price, it remains a worthwhile purchase). It arrived within a week of my order. The labels were enclosed in a transparent plastic sleeve with a pull-open flap. Good weight and durability of materials. The individual stickers are sized slightly smaller than a standard keyboard key which made them easy to place into position. To me, the matte labels feel no different from before. The stickers for the F and J keys include a cut-out to accommodate the raised bumps for touch typing in English.
The labels are thick enough that you should avoid peeling them like a regular sticker. Otherwise, you may see a faint white line if you curl the corners up too much. I wiped the keyboard beforehand with rubbing alcohol to maximize adhesion and used a tweezer to place the stickers. The extra non-Korean stickers for numbers and symbols are helpful if you're tactile-sensitive and want to convert all the main keys over (also great if your keyboard's a bit faded). Letter contrast is excellent. I like the choice of orange for typing in Korean.
I tried to re-position one label. Although possible, it's probably better to get things right the first time.
TECH SETUP: If you're on Windows 10, search for "Language Settings". Add the Korean language pack. Once that's done, go back to "Language Settings" and click on the Keyboard icon at the top. Under "Override for default input method", choose "Korean - Microsoft IME". This will allow you to switch between English and Korean with your right ALT key (I trimmed the "한/영" sticker and placed it on the key to remind me - on a Korean keyboard, iI believe it's a separate key).
Before you close the dialog window, choose "Language bar options" and select "Docked in the taskbar". You need to click on the EN that shows up on the taskbar and choose "KO" before you start keyboard back and forth in English and Korean.
Good luck to the seller!
| Brand | H&R |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Dawaf |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Special features | é |
| Batteries included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Material Type | Polyvinyl Chloride |
| Manufacturer | Dawaf |
| Product Dimensions | 1.3 x 1.1 x 0.1 cm; 70 g |
| ASIN | B086Z36KKN |
