🔧 DAFUNY 8 Pack Rubber Case Feet, 20pcs Repair Replacement Screws, 5-Point Pentalobe Screwdriver Kit - Compatible with Unibody MacBook Retina (A1425 A1502 A1398) 13" 15" Bottom Case Review

The OEM is definitely plastic and this product is just rubber, so expect a different feeling when you put it on. With OEM, you can easily move your computer. Expect some resistance as this is rubber. Initially, your Mac may lift a little higher than you're used to, but after a while it should level out. When installing, be sure to remove any residue from the previous "legs" so use isopropyl alcohol if necessary. OEMs can leave a very thin sticker after removing the feet, so just pick it up and…

I didn't make until two of these were wasted. I still don't know how it happened. I called Apple, assuming they would send a 4-pack (free, right?) in the mail, but since my MacBook Pro was released in mid-2014, it's out of warranty. I was told I would have to mail or bring it to an Apple Store and pay for an 'expert' to put them on. After I stopped laughing I watched Revain and it was just what I needed plus a few extras. They stick well and there was nothing difficult about them. This company…

Two of my MacBook Pro's footpads were damaged. I decided to get them because they came in a set of two (2). Legs, screws and brush are fine. However, I do not recommend using a screwdriver. At least for me the screws didn't fit properly. I decided to play it safe and use my precision screwdriver without risking pulling the screws out. Installation was easy - I simply pulled the OEM pads out of the bottom cap, cleaned the area with isopropyl alcohol, and heated the adhesive on the back of the…

I noticed that my 13 inch MacBook Pro is missing one of the rubber feet and therefore it doesn't stand up on the table. I thought finding and installing a replacement might be problematic, although I was sure Revain might list a few sets. In fact there were several to choose from and I chose this one based on the positive reviews. I couldn't be happier The inside of your laptop is not for the faint of heart and I always expect something to pop up and result in a costly repair. But there was no…

These pads look exactly like the originals. The instructions were a bit wrong as there didn't seem to be any reason to remove the back plate? I took it off and cleaned the fans and exhaust vents while I was there, but the footpegs have no "downside". Based on the photo and the included screws I figured there would be a leg that goes out and a retaining tab that goes in, but at least on my MacBook, do they just stick to the outside of the case? It was nice to have spare screws and the tool…

I noticed that my 13" MacBook Pro is missing one of the rubber feet and is therefore off the table. I figured it might be difficult to find and install a replacement, although I I was certain that Revain might list some sort of set. In fact there were several to choose from and I settled on this one based on the positive reviews. I couldn't be more pleased Opening the innards of your laptop is not for the faint of heart, and i always expected something to come up and cause costly repairs.but…

Apart from the fact that the delivery took 3 weeks, I am satisfied with the installation. Let's see how long this lasts. My mid-2014 13-inch MBP had a foot worn out. Since the kit contained 2 complete sets, I replaced all 4 feet. It took a significant amount of rubbing alcohol to remove the old stickiness. many pieces. There was a foot-sized clear round disk that you can't see right away that was the glue holder. Scraping the perimeter with your fingernail or a razor blade will scrape it and…

I feel like an Apple Genius! I had a lot of fun swapping the legs and ridding my MacBook of years of dust! Here are the simple steps! 1. Place your MacBook on a stable table, preferably a mat/towel to keep it from moving. Have good lighting over it for maximum visibility.2. Remove all 10 screws (2 short, 8 long) and set each aside depending on where they are on your MacBook. It helps to remember what they are.3. Slowly remove the back panel and you should hear two clips snap off in the middle…