Uniclife 12 Pack Round Key Caps Covers and 12 Pack Key Cap Tags with Blank Paper Labels & Clear Windows Colorful Key Identifiers Protectors for Regular Flat House Keys (Not for Odd-Shaped Keys)

I ordered this colorful assortment of key covers because I have too many keys on my key ring and find it difficult to tell them apart, especially in the dark (which is when I really don't want to be standing around outside groping for the correct key). They work to cover even irregularly shaped keys, which is great, but they are a bit fiddly to put on. The pack comes with a good assortment of different covers: two each of 6 different colors, in two different styles, for a total of 24 key covers. This should be enough for most people to mark their most significant keys. I used to use similar key covers years ago and they lasted for many years; I hope these do the same!

I’m always looking for the 3 keys I use the most, now with these colored key cap covers I can find my keys quick and easy.

You definitely get what you pay for considering they're so cheap for so many. I only needed 1 or 2, but they don't fit too well and there's a cheap piece of paper for labeling the keys I guess? I'd much rather pay $5 for just one of these that actually held well than 20 mediocre ones.

I’ve used similar silicone loop key covers before, and these work every bit as well as the ones I’ve used in the past. They are a bit tight to get onto a standard door key, but once on, they stay in place and allow me to easily distinguish my keys. They do add a little bulk, but for me it’s worth it. I had not tried the label-type covers before, and it turns out I don’t like those as well. The design is less flexible, and the small hole makes it harder to flip through keys on the same keyring. But if you need labels, it’s nice to have the option.