8 Pack Rubber Case Feet + 2 Set (20pcs) Repair Replacement Screws Set + 1pcs 5-Point Pentalobe Screwdriver Compatible with Unibody MacBook Retina for A1425 A1502 A1398 13" 15" Bottom Case

The feet were easy to install, and seem to stick well. I’ve had them on my 2013 MacBook Pro for a few months now, and they are holding up well. They are a soft rubber instead of the hard plastic Apple uses, so they seem to have more grip when I have my Mac on a hard, smooth surface. The screwdriver is just okay, I used it once, just to test it, but it’s okay. Definitely not something that you would use on a regular basis. But overall I’m happy with everything.

OEM is definitely plastic, while this product is just rubber, so expect a different feel after you put it on. With OEM, you could easily slide your computer around. With this, expect some resistance since it's rubber. At first, your mac might be elevated a little higher that you're used to, but it should level out after some time.When installing, remember to remove all residue from previous "feet" so use isopropyl alcohol if needed. With OEM, there might be a very thin sticker left behind after removing the "feet" so just pick it and take that out. The new "feet" should be put on directly to the aluminum casing, and you really only have one shot to put it in so be careful and make sure you're happy with the positioning before firmly pressing it against the aluminum casing.It was nice they included new screws, but I didn't need them.

This makes me feel like I’m an Apple Genius Guy! I had so much fun replacing the feet and cleaning my years collection of dust in my MacBook!Here are the foolproof steps!1. Place your MacBook on a sturdy desk preferably over a mat/towel so it wont move. Have good lighting over it too for maximum visibility.2. Start taking off all 10 screws (2 short, 8 long) and put each of them aside according to where they are on your MacBook. This helps remembering which ones they are.3. Slowly take off the back panel and you should hear two clips unlatch from the middle. These latches are to hold the back panel in place.4. Clean out all the dust using a blower, canned air, or makeup brushes! This is the fun part!5. On the back panel, remove the old feet and take off all the black plastic nubs that are in each of the holes. For the back two ones, cut an X with a knife to release the nubs (use the screwdriver to poke them out). Clean out the glue residue with nail polish remover/rubbing alcohol. I also washed the back panel with soapy warm water.6. Remove new feets from the plastic container and align the big & small dots. Press firmly. I heated them up with hair dryer to solidify the glue even more.7. Align the back panel with your MacBook back and make sure the two latches from earlier click before you screw it back all together.8. I used the same screws to screw back the back panel since they are still good. Don’t worry about using new/old screws as long as they fit flush with the MacBook!9. Now your MacBook will not move around on the table anymore!!Overall review: this kit is amazing, and definitely would recommend anyone looking for feet replacement. The whole process took 10-15min and now I feel like I have a new MacBook!

Replacing screws and rubber case feet was as easy as you like! package was tiny(yellow envelope). Screw driver is not the best quality so you need to be careful not to torque too much, lest ye spoil the treads on it. Rubber case feet were the easiest. Just like pasting stickers on a book....a MACbook.... :)

These footpads have the same look and feel as the originals. The instructions were a bit off though as there doesn't appear to have been any reason to remove the backing plate? I did remove it, and clean the fans and exhaust ports while I was in there, but there is no "backside" to the foot pads. From the photo, and inclusion of screws, I'd thought there would be a foot that went on the outside and a holder tab that went on the inside, but these just glue onto the outside of the case, at least on my MacBook? It was nice to have the replacement screws, and the included tool worked perfectly. So, if the outer footpad area is clean and clear than these easily glue on with their pre-applied adhesive, but you might want to open it up anyway–there's years of dust inside ;)

The original OEM pads consisted of a thin double-sided glue tape, followed by a flimsy and thin layer of easily broken plastic, and finally a thin rubber like layer. The material on this item seems better. It is thicker and much more durable feeling. The kit comes with 20 pentelobe screws and a screwdriver. This is useful for those of us who lose screws while dismantling the bottom of the MacBook. This item was a great fit for the 2013 and 2015 MacBook Pro Retinas. It is suggested you clean the area with rubbing alcohol prior to installing the new feet.

One Word: Awesome! After having my stock "feet" fall off with typical use and then my cats successfully kicking my laptop off a counter since the aluminum acted like a bobsled (and incurring a large ding) I went searching for new ones. These work perfectly and are of a medium soft and somewhat pliable rubber. They have great "stiction" on glass and countertop surfaces and are actually more "grippy" than the real apple ones when tested side by side (i.e., placing 2 apple laptops side by side and applying sideways pressure on the same surface). I installed these on my early 2015 MacBook Pro 13" and would highly recommend them. I only wish I would have purchased them earlier to prevent my laptop from getting beaten up after going sledding off the countertop!