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C Joseph
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
I ordered these to replace the feet on my Apple II. They fix perfectly. They are also the correct size for the Apple Unidisk Drive. They also worked on a Commodore 1084S. I cut one rubber foot in half to fit the two narrow feet perfectly. They grip and do not slide.
Keith M Miller
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
They are rubber feet. What's not to like.
DB
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
I use them for missing feet on computer towers. They adhere well and stay put.
Mike Dav
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
Less expensive than some other options but very hard.
J W
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
Just what I needed
Johann Sebastian Mastropiero
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024
Just perfect and strong glue.. other than that,... not much to say..
Alf33
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2023
Needed some small rubber feet like these to raise up a cable box and DVD player so that more air can circulate around them to help with cooling. These feet do the job. The adhesiveness could be a little bit better but is OK. The rubber is hard but grips the surface of what you set it on pretty good so things don't slide hardly at all.
MadPB
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023
I was restoring a pair of old Apple IIe computers and Disk II drives. The original rubber feet on those have a known issue where they get gummy and runny... pretty gross because it leaves residue on everything they touch. After spending way too much time removing the old feet (lots of careful scraping with plastic tools and alcohol to remove the remaining residue), the surfaces were ready for the new feet.What can you say... the new feet just stick on where the old ones were... 3/4" is the right size for these old computers, same as the original, so it's a perfect fit. These might be a little bit taller but that's fine. These new ones may also have a little less "grip" on a desk than the originals did (when new... obviously after 35+ years the gumminess meant they stuck *too* well). They're probably a little harder rubber, but they will prevent things from sliding around during casual use, and I actually like that you can still slide things around easily when you actually want to. The extra height may actually be a good thing on these because Apple II's are passively cooled and have some ventilation on the bottom, so being raised a bit higher means you're not restricting any air coming in that way. I also can't overemphasize how important having feet on these old computers is... the screws that hold the case on are attached from underneath, and without some kind of feet, you *will* scratch up any desk you put it on... guaranteed. :) So, you need these.
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