Bottom Base Rubber Feet Foot Pad for A1398 A1425 A1502 (MacBook Retina 2012+) Pack of 2

Works just as well as the original feet, is manufactured correctly (dimensionally), and has an appropriate texture (slightly grippy, but not spongy or sticky). Even has the index nub which fits the little hole in the foot well, but lining that up during installation is a slight pain. Months of wear now on them and they look original / new. Perfect.I have been through 3+ other sets of feet on a 2013 MacBook after an original popped off and was lost. For those previous attempts: even with cleaning the adhesive off and doing good prep each time with alcohol/vinegar many of them just have crap adhesive, sizing tolerances were sloppy (maybe didn't fit the well), texture too-slippery / plasticy, way too thick (one set was over 1/4" thick, like stilts on my laptop!), or their rubber grips a table harder than the adhesive holds the feet to the laptop. Always nice when your LRF become projectiles like a railgun when just trying to adjust your viewing angle of your screen...These however, were just as I remembered the originals, sunk properly into the hole on the laptop (were cut appropriately sized within tolerances), stuck out just right, and slide - a little bit and with effort - across table surfaces without tearing off of the laptop or bunny-hopping your laptop to death. I kept the extra 4 "just in case". I have no regrets with this purchase, and thanks for actually making a set of these LRF (little rubber feet) for cheap which "don't suck".

I had a early 2013 15" Retina MBP (A1398) that I'd given to my grandma when her old(er) MacBook bit the dust. It was in good condition, aside from the missing rubber feet.These are exceptional. I honestly would not be able to tell the difference between these or factory feet, the adhesive is exceptionally strong, and they were easy to apply. They're also the actual material and not just a piece of plastic.If you need replacement feet, seriously, go with these.

The perfect feet for your Macbook.

First 3 worked great, 4th one fell off after 5 minutes

If your MacBook is missing one or more feet, there is no excuse for not shelling out a few bucks and getting it fixed. These work great and were easy to install as applying a band-aid.

These are great replacements for the 4 rubber feet on the bottom of my late 2013 MacBook Pro. The pads are there to keep the computer elevated above the surface it is sitting on (to promote airflow). Super easy install - Just scrape off all the old rubber material (make sure to get it all), wipe the area with rubbing alcohol (let it dry), remove plastic cover, and place on where the old pads were. Let the adhesive cure overnight before putting any weight on them - this will keep the pads from slipping.

There's more than adequate stick. Sizing was spot on (unlike the last time I tried to buy shoes online).My Macbook Pro 15 inch is so level, my spirit level does not feel challenged. In an unbalanced world, my computer has achieved leveledness in these crazy times. I highly recommend these rubber feet for your Macbook Pro needs. However, if your Macbook Pro participated in the Ancient Chinese practice of feet binding, these rubber feet will not fit your Macbook Pro feet needs. Just sayin'.

I bought these for my Macbook Retina, which lost two of the feet over time. These worked for somewhere between 2 and 3 months, and then fell off. It seems the adhesive is not as strong on these. I then used the other 2, and it has been about a month, so I'm afraid I don't have long before these fall off as well.