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Valerian
2025-07-14 16:52:14
I was a little confused why it was in three pieces but realized that it supposed to be like that. High quality and shipped fast. Even came with a nice storage box and installation instructions. Love it and can’t believe that it was so much cheaper than all of the other ones. Cheers!
linsey
2025-05-03 12:48:36
Three members of my family are learning to play music on my upright console piano. I was attracted to the Viemior Piano Notes Guide silicone label strips because they are a non-permanent, non-adhesive option for temporarily labeling the keys until each person commits them to memory.Pros: These labels are incredibly simple to use. It takes just moments to place the three strips on the keyboard and they stay in place fairly well. Each note is clearly labeled, color-coded for easy identification, and shown on the staff for aiding students in learning to read sheet music. The whole setup is very appealing and could not be simpler. They fit my 88-key piano perfectly, and would fit almost any keyboard with standard widths between the keys.Cons: As a more experienced pianist, I find myself annoyed when my fingers encounter the strips during play. The silicone does not adhere to the surface of the keys as a sticker would, so my fingers tend to push them around. They occasionally become lodged between the keys - not a big deal, but requiring a pause to adjust the placement. I’ve become accustomed to taking them off before play, and letting the kids reposition them before their lessons/practice.Overall, I’d say these silicone label strips are a good value for their cost, simplicity, ease of use, and aid in learning music. If you don’t want to permanently label or put stickers on your keyboard, this is probably the best option out there.
Kev
2025-04-19 12:06:58
Looks great and fits perfectly on Roland electronic piano.
Manners Matter
2025-03-31 17:58:34
I loved them.
Music mom
2025-03-24 18:47:18
As a piano teacher. I don’r really like keyboard labels, but as. General music teacher who includes piano in my classes, these are great! They serve the purpose of letting non-pianists play parts on piano or keyboard well. The fact that these match my other classroom instruments is a big plus.This set is enough to do a complete 88 key piano. The “high†and “low†can be helpful when piano students have pieces that really go into ledger lines to help them get muscle memory as to what octave those notes are in.
Jessica
2024-12-01 13:05:05
These piano key indicators come in three pieces to fit different length keyboards and come in a small plastic case that can be used to store them in when not needed. They are much easier to install than individual stickers like we had before. They don't sit exactly flat on our Yamaha keyboard. Still, they work as intended and don't get in the way.My children are just starting to learn to play the piano and the colors used for the notes (C, D, E, F, G, A, B) are the same colors their teacher is using.I recommend this silicone key label when you don't want to stick anything on the keys permanently. These can come on and off super fast, therefore can be used to quiz yourself or your pupil in song/key memory.
Travis
2024-11-19 18:40:11
Great price and very effective. The silicone note guide fits well on my full-sized piano, is easy to apply, and doesn't get in the way of playing. I love that it not only has the name of the note, but also where on the staff it can be found.
Stewart
2024-11-14 10:43:47
This was very easy to "install" on my Korg. It laid down and stays put without being sticky. I love that it doesn't interfere with the keys, but still is easy to read and offers a nice invisible functionality. Removal is as simple as lifting it up and rolling it up.
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