ICE V2 DIY Universal Mouse Skates, 40-Piece PTFE Dots, 4 Sizes, White | Smooth Glide Feet with Curved Edges and 3M Adhesive for Custom Upgrades

Ive been using them for a week on a Glorious Model I2 and they have stayed quite smooth and adhered. Better than stock and seem like they will work on any mouse.

Tiger ice are just the perfect skates. Not too fast, super smooth. No muddiness at all. Great skates that last me a long time. MUCH better than any stock skates out there.

I initially bought the Hystars because they have about 3x+ the amount of sales for a dollar cheaper. On glass they were quite loud and I wasn't sure if this was just the part of glass people don't talk about or it was just the skates. After getting and installing these, yeah, it's just the skates. These are so quiet comparitively and feel great. I like how it comes with different sizes.

Most dots work perfectly, but some with leave their glue on the sheet, or take only half the glue. This isn't a real issue since there are enough dots to do multiple mice in one order. All in all, great deal!

This is very much a wear item I go through them pretty fast on my glass mousepad which is somewhat expected. The glide is great though lowest friction I've ever felt on my glass pad and still work well for cloth when I feel like switching.

5/29/2024 Update: More than half of the rest came apart on removal from backing sheet for the second mouse. Returning as defective. Manufacturer needs to focus on the adhesive between Teflon dot and mounting pad. This is too high a failure rate to accept.Original Review: They do make a very noticeable difference! The pads cost about as much as my cheap ergo mouse that I searched high and low to replace, but worth it. WARNING - Plan to lose about HALF of the dots during installation even if you're careful! The adhesive membrane that sticks to the Teflon pad peels away VERY easily. The photo shows four adhesive membrane pads stuck to the backing sheet and their four adhesiveless Teflon pads, two pads with adhesive partially lifted (four partial-lifts total), and two more still attached to the substrate sheet. That's seven wasted pads to put 11 on the mouse. And yes - I tried rolling the substrate sheet to cause pad to release instead of just prying away the pad.I don't game but would would be concerned about the pads ripping off if I did.I may regret spending the money but I'll give them a chance because of how easily the mouse slides at the moment. Five-star pads reduced to three because of the their fragility. Two sheets came in the package.

I used these tiny pads to replace a worn bearing on my Logitech Trackball.Worked perfectly - took less than a minute with no disassembly .Just stuck one in next to the worn out bearing,

Most of them are useless and peel off without the adhesive. May be a quick fix but invest in better ones. The ones that do work are the tiny ones