Keyboard Keys

thts a very good question which i do not kno the answer to! lol. it is weird how they dont rub off...coz if i look at mine closely...it lookes like they are stickers

It's the material from which they re made

very good question. my enter key is fading maybe cause i do use a finger nail on it LOL but yeh what good is a keyboard without any lettered keys. good job on the makers for making it so long lasting :)

Mine disappear rather fast. I use my keyboard daily and sometimes for hours a day (business and pleasure). The only reason I ever had to replace a keyboard was because of the keys not having any letters on them. It's a good thing I type by touch and know where all the keys are, or I'd be buying a new keyboard way too often. I just looked at my Dell keyboard that I've had for 18 months, and all keys are still showing letters/symbols. Maybe I should have had a Dell keyboard all along.

actually plaastic is the colour oils cant fade ir unless u use acid , plastic injection moulds, and use pvc or formaldehyde moulds

I don't know, but they're fading on my laptop. Some are almost gone completely. My dad, who doesn't know how to type, hates using it. haha

Good question. I don't have an answer. I am sure it has something to do with whatever paint they use on the keys or the fact that your fingers do not linger on the keyboard. I have notice that the mouse that came with my keyboard shows a bit of wear (have had it about one year) and no wear on my keyboard. Personally, I clean my keayboard often (twice a month) and that is suppose to help preserve the kayboard.

we press it,we dont rub it...but i like ur imagination...its different,i guess its good paint.

I'm typing on an Apple keyboard that's about ten years old. The A, S, M, and N keys show some fading and breaks in the letter shape, but the letters on the other keys look pretty much as they first did.

Funny you should ask that. I was noticing over the weekend that my e - h -and n were becoming faded. I'm sure they are made for much use, but I guess eventually they do rub off.