HUYUNNew Mouse Skates & Mouse Feet & Mice Feet & mouseskates for Razer Deathadder Elite （Comes with 2 Sets）

I've bought 2 sets of Hotlines in the last few months... One set for my Oroboros (from another retailer) and one for my Deathadder Elite. Both sets fit well and stick properly.Hotline doesn't round the edges of their skates so they are a little scratchy but that should improve after break-in.The glide is much better than the factory skates, not quite as slick as Hyperglides or Corepads, but quite nice. I don't know if it is the rough edges of the skates but these seem to provide better control and feedback compared to the other two options I mentioned.There was more than one version of Oroboros... The first version required a screwdriver to adjust the palm rest and had cut-outs in the mouse skates for that. These skates are not for that version, they cover the screw so you can't adjust the palm unless you cut a small hole in the mouse skate. This isn't really a flaw in the product because it does fit the mouse, just the updated version(s).

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Seem to be working well, no complaints at all. Thick enough without lifting the mouse up off the pad, nice and slick.

These were a long shot. I ordered them to attempt to restore the “slide” of my mouse. It was starting to stick a little as the mouse feet began to wear down. I didn’t have a lot of expectation for this product, being that it was only $10 from a not so well known manufacturer. I was WONDERFULLY surprised!!These mouse feet were perfectly cut and other than the slight thickness beyond the original feet, they were seamless! I couldn’t be happier!

First - if you buy these, reserve judgement for a couple of days. At first I found them to be "scratchy," and was unhappy, but that quickly went away - I'm guessing it was sharp corners from the die-cuts that just needed to get worn down.The package contained two sets of skates, two 75% isopropyl alcohol wipes and a microfiber wipe (which I used to de-grunge the mouse and threw away). Installation was fairly easy, just take your time lining them up with tweezers.I knocked off one star because these are just a little too thin for my application (Razer Deathadder Elite). The sides of the mouse drag a little if you are not careful, it didn't used to do that. I think part of the problem is I had to remove the plastic film Razer used to adhere their skates to get to screws underneath (these were purchased as part of a project to repair a squeaky mouse that necessitated full disassembly). If I had left that film in place I might have added .05mm and height may not have been an issue... even so, the higher-end (though much more expensive) competing product is .80 to .85mm vs .6mm for these.Even with that one tiny issue, the mouse is still has an excellent feel and these are a solid product for a great price.