🖥️ StarTech.com 1.25in Self-Adhesive Rubber Feet for Computer Cases - System Case Feet (Pack of 4) Review

I used these to replace legs on an old Antec Super Lanboy case where one of the legs was missing. They are about the same size as the originals. Case no longer hangs out.

If you use them on a brick and mortar website they should work great. If you plan on moving what you're sticking them to frequently, then the material of your object is crucial. I use them on a plastic laptop (Asus x501a, in case anyone cares what plastic it is) and a rubber foot probably falls in my pocket once a week. They're still sticking, so the glue is relatively stretchy, but it's not suitable for the laptop's plastic material. Once the glue doesn't work together I'll sand down the stain

I've used them on several other items that need legs, not just my PCs. They are beautiful, durable and hold up well. They offer decent headroom for devices where I also need some clearance for thermal issues.

These adhesive feet are purchased to replace missing or broken rubber feet on a pair of older Packard Bell computers. They are the same height and diameter. They work exactly as you would expect.

These rubber feet are just what I need for my 3D printer on the controller box. They don't let it slip and do a great job of dampening some table vibrations. They have good glue on them and they didn't come loose at all when I applied side force to the box. Photo of rubber feet.

I usually only write reviews for products that I really like and these aren't the kind of products that you can put in that category. I am very impressed with the quality and what you get for the money compared to similar products. They are very durable and will go with almost anything that requires rubber feet. I installed them on a Presonus audio mixer. They are large enough to allow the vents at the bottom of the faucet to circulate and seem to have excellent adhesion. This is the best value

I put them on a large suitcase and they were half as thin as my original legs. So they didn't fit me and I opted for Peavy legs, just had to drill holes in the bottom and get shorter screws so they don't hit my PSU, Peavy is the way to go ;-))