Bottom Case Rubber Feet Outer Inner Feet Bottom Case Screw for MacBook Pro A1278 A1286 A1297 13" 15" 17" Full Kit Set With Screwdriver Super Glue

As I was opening my MacBook Pro for a RAM/HD upgrade I thought I’d replace the long lost feet too. With the Apple ones being extortionate I found Amazon had plenty of choice. Indeed a bewildering selection of choices. As there seemed to be some disagreement in the reviews, and they weren’t expensive I actually ordered three different sets of feet.There are the ones I actually fitted. Unlike the other two there require you to open the machine and glue the two-part feet in from the inside, like the Apple originals. Indeed, the instructions seem to be copies of Apple’s, which is both reassuring and seemed a bit cheeky. Glue is provided, as is (unnecessarily for me) a tool and replacement screws. Still nice if you’ve lost a screw I suppose.Other reviewers have commented that these seem to be a harder (and less grippy) plastic than the Apple originals. I can’t comment, as I lost the originals ages ago. But as far as I’m concerned, these are fine. They’re proving enough grip to keep the machine stable on the table. And, more importantly, they’ve not come off after a month of use. Wonder how long it will last.My only gripe is that the part of the foot that extends inside the case is a little thicker than the old ones - or at least it’s a tight fit to the battery and presses on it. Doesn’t seem to cause any problems though.The other two, for the record, were: Flashcat 4PCS Foot Pad For Macbook Pro Unibody Rubber Feet A1278 A1286 A1297 13" 15" 17" ACENIX® 4 Pcs Rubber Case Foot Feet + Screw Set [3 Long and 7 Short] for MacBook Pro A1278 A1286 A1297 13" 15" 17" [ Included Cleaning Cloth ]But I think that , all-in-all, I these are the ones to go for, though they’re also the most expensive of the three.

These feet are a good replacement for the original Apple feet. They fit perfectly and offer good grip on a smooth surface.The only downside is I didn't need the glue or new screws, I used my own glue. A cheaper product with only the feet would be a good option.

Worked first time. Solid, reliable, plus the screwdriver works really well on other mac projects, and the back case screws are great backups if you lose screws when removing the case.

Just what I needed for late 2011 MacBook Pro! Some legs didn't pierce together with inside cover but glue helped here.

The whole kit arrived as promised, except for one tiny little detail: the feet aren't frictional. They probably aren't even rubber; instead, they're made out of some hard plastic. Do yourself a favour and spend a bit more to get actual rubber feet.

Super kit for my and my wife missing rubber feet

do not buy!

Feet are great, the glue is pretty useless, used ordinary super glue in the end.