Computer Keyboard Feet Replacement 2 Pcs - Rubber Grip Small Ergonomic Tilt Stand Clips to Prop Up Keyboard Legs - for Logitech K120, K260, K270, K330, K345, K350, K360, K520, K835, K850 and More

I'm so glad I tried these metal keyboard feet on my Das Keyboard Prime. I was tired of replacing plastic feet that keep breaking all the time. To be fair I move my keyboard around alot and it puts pressure on the plastic feet on the sides of them, so they break the little alignment nipples on the ends of them. These metal clips work great and should last alot longer being that they are metal and not plastic. Shipping was fast, the price was the same as the plastic ones. I had to adjust these more wide to fit but that was very easy!

Yes, 10 USD is a lot to pay for a pair of plasti-dipped binder clip arms. I also don't care because this product is, by far, the simplest solution to a problem I've known about for the entire time I've used computers. For that alone, it should be worth the cost. Simple, effective, cheap. Choose 2.

Hello Folks,I bought this item to replace one of the keyboards thingys that went missing… This fits my ADESSO keyboard.Had a debate with myself in regards to whether to buy this brand or go with the plastic version. I opted for this type just to avoid returning the plastic type because it was probably too wide or not wide enough.This type fit nicely. Good thing is that if it’s not wide enough for your keyboard, you can spread out the little legs or if it’s too wide… the little legs have room to compress into the slots.Two downsides… keyboard/thingys appear to be a little lower than the plastic ones that came on the keyboard.The other is that it’s a little pricey for what you get.However, it’s apparently the going rate for these things from any of the other sellers also.Overall it’s a good product and you won’t have to worry if the keyboard is accidentally dropped hard on the thingys… like it might with the plastic type.

These are way too small, barely lift the keyboard up, and generally fell flimsy. You also only get 2 for 10 dollars. i would look elsewhere.

I like that they are made of metal, and may actually last. I did have to spread them apart to fit on my Keychron K3. They seem to have a better angle for the keyboard making it easier to type. I think they will probably hold up for a while, they seem to be very sturdy. I just feel that they are a bit overpriced for what they are. Also, I wish they came in different widths so that you didn’t have to manually try to spread them apart. That seems kind of janky to me.

They work.

I lost one of my keyboard feet and this was fit the bill perfectly and I'm back in business

These work well even for heavy/hard typers. It helps keep the keyboard in place and won’t break easily if u drop the keyboard or hit the legs. It’s been over 7 months and still working great