WESAPPINC Replacement Mouse Feet for Apple Magic Mouse 2 Generation (2pcs Replacement Mouse feet for Apple Magic Mouse 2)

These feet fit perfectly, were super easy to install, and saved me from having to buy a new Apple mouse. Took me a while to find an item like these but well worth the money for lost or worn out feet on an otherwise perfectly good mouse.

I did not see a Country of Origin field on the Amazon webpage for this product. It turns out it is from China. In the envelop were two plastic mouse feet. They are easy to install. But one of my "feet" didn't fit well. It kept coming off, so I used a piece of scotch tape which I'll need to replace from time to time.These are NOT real Apple products, as the company name tells you. Apple uses a glue to help adhere their mouse feet. Since these are replacements, I didn't want nor expect any replacement glue. But I was hoping for both sides to fit. But for $13.66, it's far better than purchasing a new Apple Magic Mouse 2 or risking purchasing a rebuilt one. Apple continues to show us that they do NOT believe in Right to Repair. These "feet" are made of plastic. I believe the original mouse feet are made of nylon. So I don't expect these plastic "feet" to last long.The purpose of the mouse feet is to raise the optics to the level where they work well. These do a close job of that. With my original mouse feet, I could use a piece of white paper to move it on. After a while though, that was no longer the case. With these replacement feet, that is still not the case. I need something more optically different, in this case, my wooden desk.Our US companies continue to believe in "what the market will bear" instead of pricing products with a decent net profit. As long as that is the case, people will continue to try and find ways to continue to use the original products. This is otherwise known as greed. These high price Apple products may help Tim Cook and stock holders, but they are way too expensive based on what they are. The only reason I continue to want to use Apple mice is because of the patented scroll sensor on top (no scroll wheel). So I get that they would be more expensive than the competition, but at $99 vs. $69 for a Logitech wireless, seems a bit overkill. So for now, I'll use these less than up-to-spec mouse feet until I can afford a new mouse, thanks to Apple's price point.

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These just popped into place and have stayed in place on the back of my mouse. So much better and cheaper than buying a new mouse.