Small 1/8" Removable Mark-it Brand dots for maps, Reports or Projects - Black

These are great for tracking in my Hobonichi b. Wish they were made of same material as the colored ones. Size, quality is great!

These are very very small. They work great for my travels that I mark on my map hanging on the wall.

Item was just as described. It was the perfect size for what I needed!

These are smaller than 1/8” but that was actually an advantage for my project.

Used the 1/8" stickers to cover the camera on my MacBook air. It's not noticeable at all. But when you're ready to use your camera, you will need to clean the lens first. Also, they were way to small to cover the camera lens on the iMac, you'll need a bigger sticker for that. It did work for the front camera on a iPad pro, but the screen was way to slippery and smooth for the sticker to stay put.

These stick-on dots are perfect for my lap steel guitar fretboard. I am very pleased with the product! Not so pleased, however, that tracking wasn't provided. I was in the dark about when it would exactly arrive.

My purposes for these stickers were probably relatively non-standard, as I'm using them to make custom dice.The quality of the stickers themselves is very high. They're glossy and the adhesive is strong. I've been applying them to high-impact ABS plastic, which is super glossy and non-porous, and the stickers have stayed on and exactly where I put them, even after much abuse (because again, these stickers are on dice).However, the die-cut is not exact, and doesn't line up consistently with the edges of the circles. Roughly a third to a half of the stickers in the pack have a sliver of white around the edges. For my purposes, this was disastrous, but luckily there were more stickers in the pack than I needed for my project.If they were being used as map markers, I imagine this would be less of an issue.

The manufacturer of these stickers probably didn't intend them for this purpose, but these are the perfect size to cover up webcams on laptops and mobile devices. They're big enough to cover it and small enough to be completely un-noticeable to anyone who looks at your device. Beats having a post it or piece of paper over it.And the reason I cover them is because there are viruses out there that can allow people to operate (and view) your webcam without your knowledge. Plus the fact that the NSA can view it at any time (not that they necessarily would). It's nice having the peace of mind that you're truly in private though.