Customer Ratings & Reviews

Makes my mouse feel like it’s gliding on ice. One of the best features of the Lexip gaming mouse was their ceramic pads so it’s cool you can buy these and use it with most mice. You’ll still need a smooth surface, but the movement is so smooth and quicker now. They’re thin so they don’t raise the height too much, but use regular double sided Scotch tape to keep it as low as possible so it doesn’t cause any detection issue. It’s hard to go back to using mice without these.

not to much to say about these. they can be placed on most mice. they allow mouse to glide very well. maybe to well lol. I have a wired mouse and when I am not using, it will move on its own. so they work well. it comes with wipes and a cloth to clean area prior to putting feet on. when gaming, its nice to have your mouse glide with ease and these feet allow that to happen.

put these ceramic feet on the bottom of your mouse and supercharge it. Use of these feet allow for fast mouse movements for gaming, but don't fear you are still able to accurately control your mouse in applications that require fine, deliberate movement. Good stuff Pros: - easy to apply to your mouse - smooth operation Cons: - none

The 3D mouse is interesting where it also isn't a mouse which includes weights, but the ceramic feet certainly makes up for it. They're brilliant inventions, being able to glide across even the rough leather of a couch. Highly recommend for the Lexip- mouse!

I received these as a swap out test piece. I have the PU94 mouse and adding these ceramic feet make the mouse glide easily over almost every surface. I think the glides make the mouse perform better but that might just be because they are kind of cool to me.

I am kinda old school and when you spend over $100.00 on a gaming mouse, you probably think it will get the job done and it usually does. But I am also a tech guy and like to try new things, so I bought the Lexip Ceramic Glide Feet. They are supposed to improve your mouse’s gliding quality. I did not put them on my gaming mouse but put them on an old mouse to see what the big deal was. It turned out that once you spent along time on each disk, cleaning applying double sided tape and trying to place the foot where you wanted it, it did give life to my old mouse. However, my gaming mouse did not have any issue “gliding” as well as the ceramic feet. I am not sure about other gamers, but I usually don’t worry about how far my mouse will glide when I am using short turns and spurts of the mouse. I will say though it did bring new life to my old mouse and I will probably let the kids use it when they are gaming.

First you need the mouse, it doesn't make sense without it. But the gliders are just great with it. Just get it. So worth it.

The Lexip - Mouse Ceramic Glide Feet are a very helpful addition. I was a bit skeptical as to their benefit when I first considered the purchase. But that passed completely once I saw how smooth it made the movements of the mouse on a variety of surfaces. The improvement in movement actually took some getting used to. But once you've adjusted, it's a great improvement. Be sure to take your time with the initial installation. Don't rush it. Once done, you're ready to go - smoothly!

if you need new mouse skates then buy these they are fast and secure.

The Lexip Mouse Ceramic Glide Feet are a nice option for your LEXIP MOUSE but I don't know when I would actually swap out the existing/original feet on my mouse. Maybe if I was an overly active Gamer they would come in handy, but I'm not.

Let me start off with some scenarios, you just bought your nice new gaming mouse. It’s fast, precise and built well. So naturally, you going to spend another $20 on “glide feet” from another manufacturer and glue them to the bottom on your nice, new mouse. Does that sound like something you would do? Maybe that is not a fair scenario nor the intended audience. So let’s look at it in a different scenario, you’ve had your tried and true mouse for years and it is starting to wear. Instead of going out and buying a new mouse for $50, you decide to spend $20 on ceramic glide feed to “reinvigorate” your 5 or 10-year-old mouse. Is that a likely scenario? The point is, there is no point to this. It’s a gimmick. To test these ceramic glide feet, I put this on an old gaming mouse and there was no noticeable difference. Did it move a little easier across a flat surface? Maybe, but not that would service any useful purpose. This is a gimmick. It’s one of those things I would expect to see with a disclaimer “Not Sold in Stores” or “As seen on TV. If you need a smoother gliding mouse than what you have; put the $20 you would have spent on the glide feet towards a new mouse. You will be much happier.

I was excited to gain more smooth scrolling with these but when put on my Logitech anywhere 2 mouse it felt too high off the surface and unnatural. I pulled them off.