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Perfect solution to anti-skid problem of your notebook
When the rubber strip is worn , Non-slip and easy to fall ,The problem can be solved perfectly by replacing the rubber strip!
Metal crowbar
1.Use the attached stainless steel crowbar tool to remove the old rubber foot pad
Tweezers
2Use the attached tweezer to clean up the residual adhesive
Adhesive
The rubber strip has adhesive on one side. Just peel off the paper strip and place adhesive side onto laptop
The Strong Adhesive Ensure They Firmly Attached on the Bottom Base of Laptop or Ultraboo
Perfect problem solving
Solve the anti-skid problem of notebook
Product size
Laptop Rubber Feet Strips Size:
length: 12.40 inch (315mm) Width: 0.23 inch (6mm) Thickness: 0.08 inch (2mm)
Compatibility Model No
Compatible With HP Envy X360 15-DA 15-DB 15-DR 15T-DR 15M-DR series
Please be sure to check your laptop compatibility before ordering this product.
Crystal Phelps
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
The feet on my HP Envy were coming off and I found this replacement set. These were very easy to install but they must be universal because they were way too long and I needed to cut off excess. Also, not even a month after installing I have one of the feet flopping off already, so I think I need to purchase some new ones :(
ChaddC
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
Perfect size and have been holding on GREAT for over a year!
Gabriel Ortiz
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023
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Grace
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2023
It was too wide and too long so I had to get out my exacto knife, which was kind of annoying but fine whatever, but then the sticky backing didn’t even stay stuck to the computer and it started falling off only a couple of days after I got it on! And I even used rubbing alcohol on the laptop before hand to really prep the surface for sticking, and it still didn’t make any difference :/
J. Lutz
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2023
I repaired a cheap HP laptop for a friend. And to get at the screws, you have to remove the rubber strips on the bottom of the laptop. Doing this is likely going to destroy the strips and this is about the only option to make the laptop sit still after repair. Plus you get a couple decent tools that you might not already have. These tools are often similar to Fix-it tool kits you see for less than $20 here on Amazon.This hiding screws under flimsy rubber is a horrible thing I have only seen on budget HP laptops so far. Guess they rather you just buy another computer than move the screws over a 1/4 inch. Glad I buy Dell and Asus for my own kit.Also, might have been my mistake, but I was pretty certain I ordered silver/gray. I received black. Anyhow, might be better looking with a silver PC having black feet.
Jackie
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
I originally bought one but ended up getting another one for my other daughter14-inch HP laptop. I had to cut a little because this one is for a 15.6-inch laptop. Good quality and strong adhesive, it comes with 2 little tools to remove the old one. I used rubbing alcohol to get rid of the old adhesive left. Good price and great product. Thank you!
Dan Teet
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
I like that these are slightly thicker than the factory feet so it feels a little sturdier. Very grippy, so it doesn't slide easily.I thought that since I was ordering for a specific laptop, that they would just fit, but they were too long and I had to cut them down more than two inches each. But they still look good and function perfectly. Would buy again if I needed them, but I think these will last the rest of the laptop's life.
C Sachs
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
Got these to replace the rubber strips that I had to remove to upgrade my HP Envy x360 when one of them tore apart when I was removing it. These strips fit well enough (they are a tad bit wider than the one's that were originally on the system -- and just few millimeters longer than the channels for them on the laptop, but a quick trim took care of that.) So far, the adhesive on them seems to be holding well enough. No issues so far.My only complaint is the cost.... these things should run between $3-$5, rather than $11, but then, they are much less costly than what HP originally sold replacements for, so there's that. I suppose I could have gotten along with out these, but I do appreciate my laptop to be no-sliding on a smooth desktop.
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