Stactiles - Tactile Stickers - Basic Shapes

Order came with one sheet of Stactiles touch stickers. Stickers include: 4x triangles, 4x squares, 4x circles, 3x plus signs, 3x minus signs, and 6x arrows in different colors. Stickers are made with plastic with raised patterns for tactile feel. The adhesive is good and it's easy to apply. A good aid for anyone who is visually impaired; helps identifying control buttons and for ease of recognizing items. Per product description, glad the stickers are water and heat resistant. Wish the pack includes more than one sticker sheet, especially for the price charged. Made in Netherlands.

To be clear, these are made for people with visual impairment. They are not super thick and only slightly raised. The point being, it helps to be a little more sensitive to touch.Knowing that, this is a solid set of shapes if you are looking for these icons. They stick really well. They have even held on underwater for me. I am not severely impaired, but I am able to carefully feel them.I'm not going to suggest uses; everyone will have different ideas. I'm perfectly satisfied.

To be clear, these are made for people with visual impairment. They are not super thick and only slightly raised. The point being, it helps to be a little more sensitive to touch.Knowing that, this is a solid set of shapes if you are looking for these icons. They stick really well. They have even held on underwater for me. I am not severely impaired, but I am able to carefully feel them.I'm not going to suggest uses; everyone will have different ideas. I'm perfectly satisfied.

I love the idea of these, but the value is not there for me. There are not enough stickers to put where I would like in my home, but at $15 plus shipping, it is not worth it. I will stick with bump dots or puff paint. Super disappointed for what I got…

A great pack for the microwave or other things around the house. I added a few to the work microwave, too and might sighted coworkers get along with these fine.

I actually got these for a simple reason. I wanted an easier way to tell certain things apart on my bedside table without having to turn on a light in the middle of the night. I put different textured stickers on a few items, and now I can tell what I'm reaching for just by touch. It's one of those little things that makes life a bit easier, especially when I don't want to wake myself up any more than necessary.I've also started using them on a couple of storage containers and remotes around the house so I can identify them quickly without having to stop and look. The different shapes and textures are easy to tell apart, and they stick well once they're in place. I like that they're small enough to be discreet but still easy to feel with my fingertips.These are such a simple product, but they've been surprisingly useful. They're easy to apply, stay where I put them, and have helped make everyday tasks just a little more convenient.

I got this pack of 24 Touch Stickers for Blind and Visually Impaired, by STACTILES, for an unconventional reason. After a year of trying to get used to the unconventional keyboard of a new (at the time) laptop, and continuing to keep hitting the wrong keys (why the change-up, lenovo?!), I thought these touch stickers might be just the solution. I'd tried using tape on the several keys I constantly mis-strike, but the textural difference wasn't pronounced enough.These touch stickers, particularly the textured ones, are nearly perfect for my use case. They are a tad large for the keycaps, but I can easily trim them. My one complaint is that the colorful plastic part (the main component) is permanently affixed to a white background paper sticker, and the adhesive on that paper sticker is not terribly strong. The paper sticker will likely fail or get dog-eared before the plastic part, so I'd rather that the adhesive be attached directly to the plastic part, with no paper involved at all. I'm going to need to doctor a solution to the weak adhesion - perhaps see if there are double-tape command strips that are thin and sticky enough.Whether using these for their main intended function or for a use case like mine, the stickers might be even better were they higher/more elevated, especially since not all the stickers are textured. This will also allow for use on surfaces that are slightly concave.Aesthetically, the stickers are very attractive in both look and feel. The colors are bright and vibrant without being gaudy, and the shapes are crisply and cleanly cut. The texture on the textured stickers are impeccably done.The pack is a tad pricey at ~$22 (at the time of this review, in July 2026), but the high quality largely justifies it.I do wish STACTILES would make some sets tailored for various keyboards. I think that'd help a lot of people with faster and more accurate touch typing.I'll give this 4.5 stars (docking 1/2 star for the subpar adhesion), rounded up to 5.

I got these to help my wife, who is vision impaired. She's cutup felt pads to use on our appliances, so I figured these would be better than her current option. The shapes help with providing the tactile feedback. Not sure why the different colors - visual impaired use, right??! Overall, the adhesive and feel of the shapes make this a solid option for someone needing a little assistance.

I got these to help my wife, who is vision impaired. She's cutup felt pads to use on our appliances, so I figured these would be better than her current option. The shapes help with providing the tactile feedback. Not sure why the different colors - visual impaired use, right??! Overall, the adhesive and feel of the shapes make this a solid option for someone needing a little assistance.

These stickers are great! They are the right size to put on ovens and microwaves, in braille for the blind and in bright colors for the visually impaired and seniors. They cover four very important bases. You can stick them on the matching control of your appliance, and they will stay on for good during regular use. You can, of course, remove them with your favorite product like GooGone with no problem. If you have independent elderly person in your home these stickers would give you some peace of mind when she is in the kitchen. The same would hold true would the blind and visually impaired folks.

These stickers are great! They are the right size to put on ovens and microwaves, in braille for the blind and in bright colors for the visually impaired and seniors. They cover four very important bases. You can stick them on the matching control of your appliance, and they will stay on for good during regular use. You can, of course, remove them with your favorite product like GooGone with no problem. If you have independent elderly person in your home these stickers would give you some peace of mind when she is in the kitchen. The same would hold true would the blind and visually impaired folks.

First, I'll say these are smaller than I thought they'd be; each is about 1/2" x 1/2" for most of the stickers.However, that turns out to be a good thing, as they are suitable for smaller items or for items that require a few stickers and where larger stickers would be too crowded.These are stickers with depth; not your ordinary flat stickers; they are a high-quality plastic with excellent adhesive. The circles and squares have different textures and colors, whereas the plus and minus signs and arrowheads are smooth, with some sharing the same colors. When you think about how these are used, that makes perfect sense: a minus sign will always indicate lowering or subtracting, whereas a plus sign will always mean making something louder or higher, and an arrowhead will always point in a direction, so color and texture are not as important as a square or a circle, which might mean anything.I used a few of these to help me with my radio/sound machine at night, and it works great. I gave the remainder to a friend who is legally blind, and she loves the functionality. Note that for some items, they can be placed directly on the button, but for others, which rely more on heat or light rather than pressure, they have to be placed next to the button.These make a difference to the visually impaired as well as people such as myself who just need to be able to control something in the dark. I'd say that, while these are expensive for 24 stickers, they are well worth the money.

First, I'll say these are smaller than I thought they'd be; each is about 1/2" x 1/2" for most of the stickers.However, that turns out to be a good thing, as they are suitable for smaller items or for items that require a few stickers and where larger stickers would be too crowded.These are stickers with depth; not your ordinary flat stickers; they are a high-quality plastic with excellent adhesive. The circles and squares have different textures and colors, whereas the plus and minus signs and arrowheads are smooth, with some sharing the same colors. When you think about how these are used, that makes perfect sense: a minus sign will always indicate lowering or subtracting, whereas a plus sign will always mean making something louder or higher, and an arrowhead will always point in a direction, so color and texture are not as important as a square or a circle, which might mean anything.I used a few of these to help me with my radio/sound machine at night, and it works great. I gave the remainder to a friend who is legally blind, and she loves the functionality. Note that for some items, they can be placed directly on the button, but for others, which rely more on heat or light rather than pressure, they have to be placed next to the button.These make a difference to the visually impaired as well as people such as myself who just need to be able to control something in the dark. I'd say that, while these are expensive for 24 stickers, they are well worth the money.

To preface, I am not visually impared. I perform work and do things that requires visual attention to be kept at all times, so I got these stickers to see if they would help me with muscle memory and selecting the right button without needing to look at the controls. And safe to say, they do the job. The four colors with their different textures are all easily identifiable (though the wavy and straight lines do feel somewhat similar to me, even if different enough).The colors are good too, as each is easily identifiable. Even if you have trouble reading small text, such a button will be easier to see as a colored blob.The stickers themselves have a decent adhesive. The textured stickers behaved slightly better than the green shapes, though the difference was minor.The material of the textured part itself is also quite nice, resisting being scratched with fingernails and even light brushes against them with a metal fork didn't cause any damage.

To preface, I am not visually impared. I perform work and do things that requires visual attention to be kept at all times, so I got these stickers to see if they would help me with muscle memory and selecting the right button without needing to look at the controls. And safe to say, they do the job. The four colors with their different textures are all easily identifiable (though the wavy and straight lines do feel somewhat similar to me, even if different enough).The colors are good too, as each is easily identifiable. Even if you have trouble reading small text, such a button will be easier to see as a colored blob.The stickers themselves have a decent adhesive. The textured stickers behaved slightly better than the green shapes, though the difference was minor.The material of the textured part itself is also quite nice, resisting being scratched with fingernails and even light brushes against them with a metal fork didn't cause any damage.

I got these for my severely sight impaired mum, to highlight where the function buttons are on her oven hob. She is extremely pleased with them , saying “they’re fantastic !” A real game changer !

I got these for my severely sight impaired mum, to highlight where the function buttons are on her oven hob. She is extremely pleased with them , saying “they’re fantastic !” A real game changer !