RION TECH Repair Replacement Screws for Unibody MacBook Pro Retina 15" A1398 2012 MC975 MC976 Bottom Case, Set of 10

For your own sanity, DO NOT BUY. Not only are these NOT rubber (they're actually a matte plastic that will not grip at all like the OEM feet), but two of them were stuck to the zip lock bag they came in, one was broken completely in half, and one was missing. Terrible product.. Again, DO NOT BUY.

They do the job, but they're not as rubbery as the originals. They are adequate, especially if you're just fixing an old machine to sell it. I used a heat gun to slightly melt the center tab then pushed it out with the rounded back of a screwdriver. This keeps them in place so you don't have to rely on the adhesive.

These aren't good replacements for the mac's rubber feet. First, they're not rubber. They're plastic, which doesn't have the grip that rubber provides. Second, they don't stick on well. Mine fell off after a few minutes.I ordered a second set from ebay for about the same price as these. They were MUCH better. They might still be plastic, but they have the rubber feel similar to what's on my macbook. And it stuck on instantly and hasn't budged.Don't buy these. Go to ebay and see what you can find there.

They're not even remotely the same material as what come on the retina MacBook; the laptop will slip all over the desk/counter. That said, at least the laptop won't get scratched, soooo meh?

Heed others warnings. Don’t waste your money or time. This product is not even close to the original. It’s plastic, not rubber as it’s described. And even so, it’s nearly completely flat so it doesn’t provided any clearance like the originals to protect the bottom of your MacBook from scratches. Additionally, it has a cheap flimsy tape on the bottom to “hold” it in place, even if you use super glue, the product isn’t curved enough like it needs to be to form and stick to the bottom of the MacBook. Returning item.

These have their own adhesive pre-applied, so you don't have to worry about superglue getting inside your case. You don't even need to open the case at all, just make sure all the old adhesive is gone, line up the two pegs, and press down.

Just installed one of these today and it looks & works perfectly so far. Came in a pack of 4. The backside is sticky. There was a little nubbin stuck in the hole where the last one came off so I had to take off the bottom case to get it out. Stuck on just fine with no issues. Doesn't seem like it'll come off too easily. As others have noted it's more of a harder plastic than the soft rubber that comes from Apple, but it's much cheaper than the $100 for a new bottom case from iFixit.

Had to replace lost pads on my teenager's MacBook. Be careful, as the retina and non-retina have different specs. We used some glue instead of the adhesive provided, and they are holding up well after a month.