Black Rubber Feet (53 Pack) Self Stick Bumper Pads - Adhesive Tall Square Bumpers for Electronics, Speakers, Laptop, Appliances, Furniture, Computers

Well made rubber pyramid feet. they have a strong adhesive and stick to the bottom of stuff I want off the surface of my other stuff. This STUFF is great!YMMV

I was worried that my laptop would not be well ventilated on the bottom without feet, so I got them after replacing OEM feet grips 2x and am more then happy. The smaller ones ended up fitting PERFECTLY and I feel like they're an even better replacement than the original Samsung Laptop ones I had at the same price point with so many more. Biggest surprise to me is it feels not-plastic and like actual hard rubber which is nice for grip. They also sit high enough that I'm not worried about spills etc since I am a bit of a clutz. Will be reusing it for Bluetooth speakers on my desk that keep sliding around, another laptop that has a strip that replacements keep falling off on and whatever else. Not a paid endorsement, I just didn't expect to be getting this much for $11 after buying official ones for even more money from Samsung. I noticed people complain about adhesive before I bought it but so far it seems pretty good for this use case and I carry my laptop in my bookbag with no case 5x/week. It may help that the laptop has grooves that are the exact size of the small ones though, vs a purely flat surface. If I have problems with my Bluetooth speakers and other things I will be sure to update but so far so good.

I do computer repairs for a living, and I'm often presented with machines whose original rubber feet have fallen off, so I was delighted when I found these generic replacements. They're certainly very nice, and the package includes two sizes that can work for a lot of different applications, but the fit is by no means universal.The larger size is probably best for desktop computers, although I could also see them working for things like network appliances that need to stand on a shelf rather than be mounted in a rack. Also maybe for desktop network switches and routers, particularly for those that didn't come with rubber feet. It's nice to have the extra friction to prevent them from falling off the desk.The smaller ones can replace many laptop feet, although you'll probably find that you have to replace both front feet or both back feet, or possibly all four, in order to ensure that the keyboard is level for comfort while typing.The biggest problem I had was with the adhesive. It simply doesn't stick to some plastics and finishes. The first laptop I used these on was a Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 14, for which Lenovo inexplicably does not make replacement feet available. I was able to fit the smaller feet where the original ones had been, but the preapplied adhesive would not stick to the Flex's case. I ended up applying some epoxy to get them to stay on.

I mean, they're rubber bumper feet, so there's not a lot to say about them. They are very firm rubber that are still grippy. The adhesive was sticky. But most importantly for me, the claimed 0.3" height dimension of the larger ones was spot on, which I needed for reasons. I didn't bother checking the smaller ones.I would say I'd buy them again, but I only needed 4 of the larger ones, so I guess I have a lifetime supply now.Value? They seem high-quality and at 25ish cents apiece, I'm satisfied even though I only needed 4 of the 53 I paid for. That's a me problem, not a product problem.

I use these feet to elevate my computers and electronics. They adhere great to the bottoms, keeping them both cooler and stable, no slipping around.

Handy rubber feet for electronic devices. I had purchased identical rubber feet years ago, used them up over the years. Work great on stereo equipment, and under each corner of DVR, cable boxes, etc.

I got these for various electronics. Came with two good sizes to fit what I needed. The rubber itself is firm and supports a fair amount of weight. The other good quality seems that one installed and the device is sitting on wood, table cloth or granite they don't stick to the surface nor do they leave marks. The bad news - both sizes come with a paper sheet that does not stay attached to those you might have left on the sheet. You'll have to use scotch tape to hold the paper on to keep the adhesive side clean. The other issue is the adhesive side of each foot does not readily attach. While an advantage to position them they won't stay put unless you apply some pressure for a bit. I found though that once the device was being supported by them the bond seems permanent.

Work great