2PC Replacement Laptop Rubber Feet Strips for HP Envy x360 15-DS 15-DR 15-DA 15-DB 15M-DR, HP 15-DS1063CL 15-DR1075CL 15-DR1679CL Series Laptop, New Replacement HP Laptop Rubber Feet

Worked on my HP Envy 360 Laptop. I had to remove the 2 strips for a memory upgrade. I spent extra time removing the residue of the old strips from their recesses on the bottom. The 2 strips on their blue backing release film should be separated by cutting the film between the strips to make 2 strips. Makes it much easier to apply individually. Starting is easy since each end is tapered in thickness. Release from the backing film as you move towards the end of the strip, holding the strip by the edges - but you will find you stretch the strip during application making it too long to fit at the finish end and it will hang over and then be subject to peeling - DO NOT CUT IT to shorten it. Minimize the stretching during very light press-in installation, but when you are about 2 inches from the end, remove the entire strip and press the finish end firmly into the recess. Then slide your finger backwards along the strip to restretch the strip back into the starting end, pressing down firmly on this pass. Most folks will find their laptop runs cooler with these since they are thicker than the OEM strips. Need to get air under the laptop for heat exchange.

The feet on my HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook started coming off. The original is a two part design, with the rubber feet attached to a plastic strip which snaps into the bottom cover. I removed the rubber strips, then took off the bottom cover and removed the plastic strips. These require a little trimming with scissors, and after cleaning just stick on. While these are held on only by the adhesive, it is good. After over a month of normal daily usage they are still 100% attached and solid. I found it impossible to locate the original style feet, but am very happy with these. While you do have to trim the length, the width is a great fit to the channels on the Dragonfly Pro. Adhesion is excellent.

It’s a simple product. The rubber seems to be of good quality. $10 seems a bit expensive to me for rubber and glue, but it’s on par with all the other options. As others mentioned, these are slightly thicker than what comes with the computer; I don’t think it would be noticeable when using the laptop but I replaced both anyways so this isn’t an issue. Also as others said, these are about an inch longer than the rubber that’s comes on the computer, but snipping a tiny bit off both ends with scissors fixes that problem easily. Some have complained that these are too wide, but that wasn’t the case for me (2019 hp Sceptre x360 15 inch)

The fix perfectly and have been on for over 6 months with no issues

These did provide good padding and grip to keep laptop from sliding around but came off after a month or so of frequent use.

I must be living under a rock. I don’t know why I never thought about replacing the rubber feet on my HP laptop! It’s been half way falling off for a long time, I’ve been taping it. This fixed my problem. I would say it’s a bit taller than the original. Fits fine. So far so good. Isn’t it funny how something so small and insignificant can make a person happy?

Feet are black vs the OEM gray I originally had. You must also cut to length. Adhesion and grio is very good.

The original rubber fell off a while back and I finally got around to replacing it after my laptop kept overheating. The strips were longer than I needed but I was able to cut it to size and it didn't affect the adhesive. Worked perfectly. Would recommend.