Its great, the book is easy to follow, it was affordable, the stickers fit well on the keyboard. The only downside I'd have to say is the stickers are a bit hard to get off for the white keys, sometimes they start to peel off the next one or the little in between bit, but otherwise It's a 10/10 product.

Makes learning a lot easier.

Easy to read. Fast shipping

Easy to use, good quality printing. Not expensive.

Took me a minute to realize the yellow notes in the music book were the orange G sticker keys, and the lilac notes were the pink A sticker keys rather than the purple B keys.I recommend a good bright light, if you don't already know your music notes by sight and need this very spelled out.I'm actually finding the color coding of the notes to be very distracting. I think I'd rather just have it say the actual note name like C F etc. It's almost too much business and focusing on what color it is rather than what note it is. So I am not positive I will use the music book that came with it. I get the theory behind it but I'm finding it very distracting.But the stickers seem quite well made. I recommend taking your time and applying them with care. The black keys stickers were exactly as wide as my black key so getting them on their accurately took some attention. I use the wooden stick to lay flat down on the stickers and go over them to get all the little air bubbles out and to ensure the edges were attached as possible to prevent dust build up on the edges.The 50 songs are fine starter songs. They're appropriate for children. As well as being good learning for truly beginner adults so look at the table of contents listing the songs if you're looking for bon Jovi you're not going to find it.From a quick glance these are not the full songs but just the popular parts, but you will learn happy birthday, jingle bells, amazing grace, silent night, we wish You a Merry Christmas, and Scarborough Fair... See the photo to see how much of jingle bells you'll learn. Most songs are like this. So that's why the four stars not five. Only parts of the songs, and the coloring being off is distracting on top of the fact that it seems like you're focusing on colors rather than the actual notes. But for some people that approach will probably work, for me it's just another translation to make.