Mouse Skates / Mice Feet for Logitech G400S, G400, MX518 version 2 ( 2 sets of Mice replacement feet )

I had removed the pads from the mouse to remove the screws to clean the scroll wheel on the mouse and get it working again. Using the G5 mouse without the pads is not a good idea. Debris kept getting stuck up in the laser tracking window and I kept having to clean every week. The pads solved that issue and I was happy to see that they were a perfect fit! I received two sets of pads, but I don't mind because pads can wear down so the next time I need a replacement, it will already be at hand and maybe by then I will just get a new mouse, although this one has lasted me well over 10 years. Kudos to Logitech for making such a good product.

after my mx518 had been dropped for the thousandth time after over 7 years of usage it finally stopped responding to movement input. This mouse is so beloved to me I took it apart (easy, 3 Philips screws only) and voila the laser had simply popped out of its retaining bracket. Thanks to these pads, my mouse feels and performs just like when I bought it brand new. A+++

Work like a charm. Mouse slides smoothly again

2 stars because they technically work, but they aren't all that smooth, even on a brand new mouse pad.And at least they include a second set, because I always ruin one or two pads when trying to adhere them. That's on me, but why they insist on cutting them with so little margin for error during placement confuses me—they could made them slightly undersized, so they don't end up wrongly adhered with an edge riding up on the lip surrounding the pads because you adhered the other end of the pad half a millimeter off.

I was looking to replace my Logitech MX518, a very popular corded gaming mouse with laser tracking and multiple buttons and scroll wheel. After reading several reviews, it seems the current options cost 80 dollars or more and are all inferior poorly made products. I then discovered these pads or mouse feet that replace the scuffed up and dirty pads, and allow the mouse to glide easily across my mousepad, basically working like new again.Step 1: Fully remove the old pads (make sure you remove them fully, not just the outer layerStep 2: Scrub the bottom of your mouse WELL with cotton ball and isopropyl alcohol. My kit came with 2 alcohol pads but these are not enough for a deep cleaning. You will remove a bunch of bits of black which will ensure your new pads will adhere to the clean, smooth surface. I scrubbed not just the pads but the entire bottom, so all bits of grime and debris which can gunk up your pads are removed. (Go ahead and clean the entire mouse for a brand new effect).Step 3: Peel off the new mouse pads, press on to the bottom of your mouse, hold for 10 seconds. Your mouse will be sliding around like James Bond plummeting down the Swiss Alps.Bonus: You get TWO sets in this pack. So I'll save one for 3 years down the road when the mouse gets too dirty again. Excellent deal.

Been using my current Logitech G400s for over 6 years. The mouse skates recently starting peeling off cutting my mousepad. I initially tried to tape the skates but it created too much drag as the Scotch tape wasn't smooth.I bought these thinking they would be smooth but they are nowhere near as smooth as the stock skates. Adhesive was fine but the skates created so much drag (it was like taping over the original skates) I actually had to increase my sensitivity in game. Returned.

The product is okay for the price, it is not the correct material for mouse skates it will work as a quick fast replacement but be aware its double sided tape and not the original 3m material used for skates also its missing the circular skate for the mouse optic itself. - MX500 series user for over 20+ years. 4/5 stars.

Really sluggish. Someone said that these are the same OEM as the ones used on Logitech's mice, but that is definitely not the case. Switched because my stock G400S skates were starting to peel at the edges, and these are significantly worse, despite being freshly applied.EDIT: For some reason, there was a thin plastic film on the business end of the skates. Seriously, like you would find on a new cell phone. Why does this company put a clear plastic film on mouse skates? Don't know, but they work great once you remove it. Score updated. Seriously though, why?