LEXIP GAMING - MO42 - SET OF 6 CERAMIC GLIDE FEET FOR MOUSE (PC)

I've had these on my Swiftpoint Z since October. They work really well. My rodent feels a lot lighter due to the reduced friction over the mouse's original plastic feet. Although I had to file down the underside of the Z in order to create flat spaces that were wide enough for each ceramic dot, it was well worth the effort as they are stuck on as well today as when I put them on 3 months ago.

Simple to install, when combined with a soft mouse pad, these ceramic mouse pads made my mouse feel like it was walking on air! Once installed, I decreased the speed of my mouse in settings, and overall gaming, photo editing and general productivity feels a lot smoother. Although it's not cheap, I'd say these pads are definitely worth it!

For context I first rated these as 3/5 stars but as I've written this review I've just come to terms with how unsuitable they are now which is why I have rated it 1/5. I do have pet cats so the amount of dust and hair my mice deal with daily are more than others.These are great in theory with how they reduce friction so much that my two mice (Razer Deathadder Elite and Zelotes Ergonomic C18) slide around a lot more than before greatly improving their speed. However in practice they cause the mice to 'malfunction' due to the amount of gap/height they give which makes the mice's sensors/lasers become inaccurate or jump around as they notice dust or hair that is floating around more easily than before.Previously hair or dust became a problem for the mice when they were in the sensor holes but now they don't need to be or can just float on by.....that's presuming that they don't get caught under these feet which don't sit flush with the bottom of the mice. This causes hair to build up and get wound up around the feet making how often I need to remove hair and dust from the underside go from maybe once an month to every few days. Prior to getting cats I think I only needed to clean the underside of my mice once a year if not every half a year.If my mice were less sensitive then maybe my problems would be less however I just hate having less than 6000 DPI for general use but that's just an guess, I will still be replacing these with something less bulky.

Okay, so I am using these with my Finalmouse Ultralight 2 Cape Town. They work flawlessly. I am using all 6 in an even installation around the front and back of the mouse. The glide and speed you get from these things are great, but definitely better on a hard pad than ANY soft pad, including my Shidenkai. Definitely worth the price of £8.50 as they are currently, packaging is great and they feel like a quality item.However, the installation of these things is abysmal and frustrating, and needs to be improved drastically. There are multiple videos online from Lexips themselves, and whilst one of them did work, it is still an odd and hard process. They give you 8 little 3m adhesive round circles for installation, of which for me 3 had already fallen off the white paper which holds them, which is obviously an inconvenience, but I do not want to make that point, as I haven't seen this happen to anyone else. The main problem is that you have to peel the back of these adhesives off, which is near impossible unless you have incredibly steady hands and the correct tool, which I feel shouldn't be a requirement when things like hyperglides exist, which have already pre applied adhesive on them, making the process so much easier.In conclusion, if you want speed (with the addition of slight weight of course), then these are great, but best on a hard pad. They do work on soft, but not incredibly.I do recommend these, but look up your LOD for your mouse, as I've seen they may not work on some. Give them a try, but be prepared for the installation.

I'll be buying these every time I get a new mouse. These are WAYYY better than Ptfe slides

The stickers are extremely difficult to peelThe thickness makes mouses with low liftoff distance malfunction so you have to sand them down a lot

There are MANY caveats to the 5-star rating.First is that these may not work on your mouse. They CAN raise the sensor too high to track properly (or at all). I used these on a Lamzu Atlantis (OG) and they worked fine AFTER I raised the LOD in the software to 2mm, instead of 1mm. I assume this is possible on any other mouse with a 3395 sensor but check your software. I can't speak to the long-term adhesion as the base of the Atlantis is hollowed out and they don't fit in the space where usual skates go. To be safe, I'd only reccomend these for use on a mouse with a solid/flat base where there is space enough to place them.Second is that the mousepad you use heavily influences the glide/speed of these skates. On a typical cloth pad they will compare with a faster PTFE skate (Tiger Ice), but on a surface like cordura or specifically fibreglass coated pads (Vancer ICE, Artisan Shidenkai) they will be extremely fast, maybe even unusably fast.For me though, they are perfect. I wanted the fastest possible experience and pairing these with a Vancer ICE is exactly that. They're also pretty good value for money, cheaper than the actual glass skates that are available for the Atlantis.

Very good. It can be applied to any mouses. The glue pads are good too, but there are certain surfaces they dont stick to. In my case there is a sticker on the bottom of my mouse that caused a headache. The other parts were fine. I solved it with a drop of strong glue. The pads themselves are really nice. My mouse just glides like a dream. I recommend this product.