Customer Ratings & Reviews

So when I got the LEXIP gaming mouse, I immediately noticed how easy it moved across the surface. And I could see the shiny feet on it, and thought that was the smartest change in our current day mouse that make it that much easier to glide AND to be more precise. Turns out LEXIP decided to sell an upgrade kit of 6 little ceramic circles that you can attach to your existing mouse (most any mouse really) and at least get that easy to move and precise feeling from these ingenious invention. The hard part for me was getting the double sticky tape to peeled off and onto the little ceramic circles, then getting the double stick tape peeled on the other side. I've got fat fingers and those little things are so small. What frustration, but I kept working it through knowing how great an improvement it would be. And I was right. It is. My mouse moves around like it is on air. Someday I fully expect every mouse to come with these on it - the little plastic feet typically used today just don't lend themselves to moving freely like the ceramic feet. It make my average mouse feel like a high end mouse with the way it moved and allowed more precise movements and stop points. Great job LEXIP, someone who I never heard of before, for a great gaming mouse AND a great upgrade product for those who want to make the most out of their existing mouse.

This isn't a bad way to take a favorite mouse and add some new life into. The installation of the feet wasn't bad for me, beyond getting them out of the packaging, they are packed tight and took a little bit of work to get out. Once out they installation was easy. They provide everything you need. I do recommend you give the bottom of the mouse where you install the gliding feet a good clean first and let it dry before you use the wipes to give it the perfect clean. But once clean they installed fine for me. The feet did bring back life to an older mouse I've been using for years. Adding the feet gave it new life and the ability to glide smoothly over a lot of the surfaces I use. Since it's my main travel/work mouse that I love I am very happy that it now glides better then the day I got it years ago. I'm happy with the feet that it gives a good glide for me and makes the mouse move a lot more effortlessly. If you have an older mouse you love and its not gliding and moving as well as you like this is definitely something you should look at to bring it back from dead and make it slide and glide like it was meant to.

The ceramic feet easily apply to any standard mouse which allows for smooth movements that don’t falter under heavy gaming sessions. I applied these to a Logitech mouse and was pleasantly surprised how much quicker they glided around on my mat while playing a game. If you are looking to step up your game with some new feet that is low friction, then pick these up for a quick high quality upgrade!

The Lexip Mouse Ceramic Glide Feet make my Lexip mouse glide around the mouse pad like it's skating on ice. They make for such a smooth movement that I can't believe all mice don't come with these on them. I use a very old mouse pad but with the ceramic glides, it is just such a pristine feeling movement and I love it. I would definitely recommend these for a nice, smooth ride on your mouse pad.

THE GOOD -Buttery smooth feet -Six pads, enough for two mice THE BAD -the discs are thick and wide, limiting compatibility THE DETAILS The best thing about Lexip's Pu94 mouse is by far the ceramic feet. The glossy ceramic discs glide effortlessly across any mousing surface. So buying the mouse feet alone and adding them to your favorite mouse sounds like a great idea. Unfortunately, it's not always that simple. The optical tracking sensors in mice are designed to work at a very specific distance from the surface they're tracking. Increasing that distance by even a millimeter can cause erratic tracking or even no tracking at all. These replacement feet are thicker than the typical Teflon pads used on most mice. If you use a mouse pad, it might not be a problem since the soft material may allow the feet to sink in, keeping the optical sensor close enough to the mouse pad to work. On hard surfaces like glass or wood, it's likely to be much more temperamental. My Razer Naga would not operate with these feet when used directly on a hard desk, even when adjusting the lift off distance. As an idea, the Lexip ceramic mouse feet are great. If you've held onto a mouse for a long time, the factory contact surfaces are worn and somewhat rough. If you've done some self repairs on your mouse, you've probably had to peel of the Teflon pads to get to the assembly screws, which means the pads aren't sitting perfectly flat anymore. Replacement mouse feet in these situations is great. Being as this is a six-pack of feet, you could possibly use it for two mice ( each mouse using three pads in a tripod configurations ). However, the discs being comparatively thick is problematic for some mouse sensors. It's also not guaranteed if you can find spots on your mouse large enough to accommodate the discs. My Naga uses three large factory Teflon pads, so it was easy to fit the replacement discs. Many of my Logitech mice have smaller pad areas, so placing the wider Lexip discs would take some finagling.

I've got the Lexip PU94 wired mouse and it works great. The only thing I've found a problem with is activating the axis control. I had it set to scroll and it would cause the top scroll wheel to reverse direction if you move it too fast. I turned it back off and the scroll wheel works like it should. I don't think it's the mouse, but my wrist. I set the sensitivity all the way down and it stopped working. I moved it up one notch and it scrolls nicely, but still messes with the top wheel. So that said, what about these ceramic feet. Well I didn't know the feet were replaceable. I'm using the ones that came on the unit and these will be stored for a later date. The mouse glides nicely...almost too nice! I'm using an old Allsop aluminum mousepad with a stuck on design and it slides all over this pad. I had some control issues with it when playing games with tight tolerances. I tend to move past the item and have to go back. I lowered the DPI to 800 and that helps. The feet though are nice. I've been using the mouse for a few weeks and I haven't even thought of returning to my Fnatic or Logitech Pro. With more use I'm sure I'll get better and once I do, I'll have new shoes to stick on the bottom. Now I'm just wondering what kind of wear life these feet will offer!

Review ———- SETUP The package comes with couple of alcohol cloths and also a soft cloth. Firstly you would want to clean the the bottom of the mouse with the alcohol cloth and then clean with the soft cloth before putting these on to your mouse. The package has 6 pads but you may go with 4 as well. USAGE Once they are on the mouse, it does provide a new lifeline to an old mouse. Remember, these are not to be on a 10$ mouse. These itself cost $15 so they are really meant for a gaming mouse. Once they are on, the mouse is supposed to be a on a really flat surface like wood. Do not use them on a mousepad unless you have a super soft mousepad. VALUE Its a good value if you want to replace the worn out ones on your LExip mouse or want to revive your old mouse Pros —— 1. Can provide a new lifeline to your new mouse 2. Act as a replacement for your lexip mouse Cons —— 1. None so far.

Just bought a new pair for my new mouse. Slick and glide well, better than what was already on my $100 mouse

I first experienced the Lexip Ceramic Glide Feet after using a Lexip Pu94 mouse. This was a stand out feature on this mouse. It really makes a dramatic difference in having such a smooth glide as friction is reduced. Lexip states the glide feet will work with most optical and laser mice such as Razer, Corsair, Roccat, Asus, Acer, MSI, Logitech and others. Compatibility can be checked at www.lexip-gaming.com. Ideal for mice with a flat, smooth bottom essentially. Installation on your mouse involves prep that has one clean the bottom mouse surface well with provided alcohol swabs and then drying it thoroughly with the provided cloth. Then proceed to install the glide feet with the included 3M adhesive sticks. Depending on the size of your mouse opt to use 4 or six glides/skates. It's a nice performance boost for smooth mouse performance when gaming and comes with a minimal price tag which is nice. I've experienced no issues since using the Lexip ceramic glide feet and have come to appreciate this simple product.

These glide feet make your Lexip mouse glide smoothly without a mouse pad. It's almost like moving an air hockey puck it so frictionless. This can really give you an edge on PC games that use a mouse. I wouldn't think they would wear out easily, but if they do, you can easily replace them.

They do glide pretty well faster than pfte feet or whatever for sure but do not get these for the Logitech g502 mouse or the light speed because they will not work they lift the sensor too far up from the ground and won’t pick up any movement soo unless you have a razer mouse that you can adjust the height that the sensor can read and pick up then you are good but Logitech cannot.

You will increase your accuracy, as the mouse glides across your game. This upgrade protects the feet of the mouse from damage that can easily be acquired if not taken care of. Your mouse will thank you for this. You get a set of six ceramic pads (how many you actually need may vary). These can be strategically placed so all are touching the surface your mouse will glide on. It improved my game and I could see the difference from use in play. They help extend the life of your mouse by reducing wear and tear on the base. This Lexip ceramic glide feet mouse upgrade kit includes stickers and alcoholic wipes for thorough pre-application cleaning which is vital to the feet staying on. If you are a stickler for being one step ahead and winning, these ceramic feet will help you achieve your goal because of the easy gliding. I found my moves more accurate and faster.

The Lexip ceramic glide feet are an easy, quick, and major upgrade for your current mouse. Included are six ceramic glide feet which Lexip recommends placing two toward the front, two toward the outside middle, and two toward the back of your mouse. I found that I only needed four for my work mouse as my mouse at home (Lexip Pu94) included the glide feet already and made it a pleasure to use. I recommend being very careful when removing/applying the 3M adhesive dots. A tool like a flat head screw driver helped me a lot and I avoided the inevitable misplacement due to fat fingers. Also, be sure to attach the adhesive to the FLAT side of the ceramic feed or they have very little use. In conclusion, these are a great upgrade to an old mouse that will make it feel like a brand new piece of technology as it glides effortlessly across your desk.

I wasn't quite sure what these glide feet do until a gaming friend of mine told me about them. These pads stick to the bottom of your mouse and provide a far-better experience with your mouse than on a table top or even a mousepad. I often have problems with using my mouse on the surface of my desk as the cursor doesn't always track the way I want it to. I stuck these pads onto my gaming mouse and found an immediate improvement in how my mouse responds to my movements. The adhesive on these pads seems to be excellent and has shown no wear/tear or slippage despite some intense gaming sessions. If you want to extend the life of your mouse and get a better experience with your gaming, give these pads a try!

I have a Lexip Mouse that I like because of its 360-degree axis and the thumb stick. The other thing I love about it is the built-in ceramic feet that make it glide very smoothly. I was curious to know how they would work in other mice. The Lexip Ceramic feet - Mo42 - look and feel the same as the ones built onto the mouse I just mentioned, but I found out quickly that they do not work with every laser and optical mouse. I tried them on two Logitech models and while they worked very well on one, they did not work at all on the other, which is a high-end model. Unfortunately, that was the one I wanted them to work on. Once I installed them, the cursor would not move. I could not test them with games because of that reason. The overkill nice box they come in has a URL to check compatibility with your mouse but when I got there, I could not find any compatibility list, neither in French, which is their preferred language nor in English. What I noticed was that if your mouse is at least somewhat raised, the Mo42 will prevent it from working. I am not sure I would recommend these ceramic feet unless you are sure they will work with your mouse. It is a pity because I did like them on the Lexip mouse. I based my rating on my experience.

The ceramic glides are pretty much what the advertisement says they are; smooth, quiet, allows for accuracy in moving from one location to another without dragging, without lag and without tension. It’s like controlled ice skates for your mouse. No mouse pad needed as it doesn’t require special surfaces from what I can tell. Life just got a bit easier and more manageable with gliding feet. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is tired of dragging feet on their mouse and need a catalyst put into their work.

I was thinking these would replace the ceramic feet on my Lexip gaming mouse when those wear out. But also thought it would be a long time before that happens. So I decided to use these on my work mouse and wow let me tell you what an upgrade! The ceramic feet have an adhesive backing which have a strong hold. I slapped these babies on as simple as that and noticed a big difference. Now please note these work best on a hard material type of mouse pad or desk. So for those of you who still love your current mouse and want to keep it around get these ceramic mouse feet by Lexip and you wont regret it.

The Lexip Mouse Ceramic Glide Feet are designed for the Lexip Pu94 Mouse. As far as replacement/upgrade feet, these are excellent. The install is as easy as can be, it is hard to put a round foot on backwards. The mouse is well designed and this replacement/upgrade is just as well designed. If you use a cloth covered mouse pad, this is almost a must have. With a hard mouse pad, or no pad at all, the ceramic feet glide effortlessly on any surface. Great addition to this mouse and nice to find something like this where other mice you have to search the interwebs to find replacement feet.

The idea is to make it smoother for mice to move across a surface. Depending on the surface you work on, this may be something that is helpful. I have tried it in several surfaces and have found it does a good job of making a mouse track smoother. Not sure how this would enhance gaming mice but it should help. I would recommend it.

You never really notice your mouse drag, at least not until you put ceramic gliding feet on it! Lexip already has incredible mice and precision lasers, adding these ceramic feet just makes your movements even easier and even more precise. The biggest pro about something like this is that the feet ultimately reduce the wear on any mouse. They become the main points of contact and they also let me use a mouse on any surface with ease. These are something you never knew you needed until you get them.