Retina Macbook rubbert feet replacement

[3lite]

I have late 2012 rMBP and need rubbet feet replacement. Where can I purchase the correct rubber feet? Apple wants $100+ to replace the entire back piece (no bueno).

 

[chscag]

I have late 2012 rMBP and need rubbet feet replacement. Where can I purchase the correct rubber feet? Apple wants $100+ to replace the entire back piece (no bueno).

Check on eBay. There's always someone selling rubber feet, screw sets, and other hard to find items for Macs.

 

[3lite]

Check on eBay. There's always someone selling rubber feet, screw sets, and other hard to find items for Macs.

How do I know which one is the correct one? All the ones I've seen on sale are for MBPs and have heard people say it doesn't fit properly on the rMBP.

 

[chscag]

How do I know which one is the correct one? All the ones I've seen on sale are for MBPs and have heard people say it doesn't fit properly on the rMBP.

You can query the seller and ask. If he or she replies that the feet are for the rMBP and when you get them and find out they're not, get a refund. Make sure you pay with PayPal.

 

[satcomer]

I have late 2012 rMBP and need rubbet feet replacement. Where can I purchase the correct rubber feet? Apple wants $100+ to replace the entire back piece (no bueno).

If you have the fallen off rubber feet and use a strong glue to put them back on.

 

[gnasher729]

I have late 2012 rMBP and need rubbet feet replacement. Where can I purchase the correct rubber feet? Apple wants $100+ to replace the entire back piece (no bueno).

My MacBook now wears felt on its feet instead of plastic. Less than a pound for eight at a DIY shop. Fit the holes exactly.

 

[Gotjack]

I purchased some replacement rubber feet from Ebay (total £3) after my apple store told me they charged £7 per foot (£28 total). I put these on with some super glue and hey presto

 

[CooperBox]

My MacBook now wears felt on its feet instead of plastic. Less than a pound for eight at a DIY shop. Fit the holes exactly.

My local DIY store has a whole range of small rubber and plastic 'feet' which I've earmarked (RMBP =18mm, MB = 14mm & TiBook= 6mm) just in case I ever require anything similar. Price was just a few dollars.