2 out 4 of the factory feet have fallen off, but I found these feet on Amazon. The size is 24mm x 5mm x 1.5mm. Factory feet measured at about 24mm x 6mm x 1~1.2mm. They have lasted solidly for a week so far, and I have abused the stickiness of the replacement feet by sliding the laptop around higher friction surfaces to see if the new feet would fall off. So far, so good. They came in a 10 pack, so the spares stay with the laptop just in case, and the fit is great. Apply carefully as the fresh sticky side is so good, they are hard to remove once applied. I recommend removing old sticky and cleaning the laptop surface with at least 50% isopropyl alcohol for best performance.
This is not an endorsement affliated link by the way, I’m just a regular user looking for a solution, and wanted to share my experience.
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That’s awesome! Mine fell off within the first month of ownership, and I have just gotten used to it. I really appreciate you sharing.
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Haha read and weep me too and thousands of other Chuwi owners! they all fall off in a month or so.. the rubber feet on my 2 minibooks 2 freebooks and gemibook are all missing because if you slide the ;laptop on the desk, the weak cheap paper glue from primary school they use to stick them on with, as they need to be removable due to the screws for removing the back ccover being under the feet. Result: All Chuwi laptops will lose their feet, so you could invest in a 3d printer for 4 1 cent pieces of rubber or like me you could cut some rubber feet out with a scalpel and stick them with cellotape (glue wont work to actually attach the rubber feet which is why Chuwi couldnt solve it either and everyone loses their feet unless you plonk-and-lift and never slide the laptop on any surface dragging it back and forth, or sideways.. basically, great pcs for the n150 and mesa graphics and 16gb ram i have especialy with kubuntu linux or other linux (kubuntu i got all gestures for touchpad and all screen rotation and touchscreen going so is good for freebook and minibook x).
One thing i noticed after buying the only two 16 gb alder lake n150 Chuwis and Feebooks sam,e specs and Gemibook.. they disappeared and nobody sells them not even CHUWI. so i seem to be of the few people who have alder lake n150 16gb ddr5 ram versions of these laptops.. i reckon Chuwi pulled them all a month after release when m,acbook neo came out and they refactored everything includiing corebook ulltra to try to compete with apple’s attempt to beat chuwi as chuwi is a macbook air killer.. and the neo was to mitigate that.. however Chuwi in my hum,ble opinion made a mistake, as Apple rose the price from 15000 thai baht to 25000 thai baht a momnth after release making it no competition to the 16gb drr5 ram alder lake anmd mesa graphics in chuwi devices for thje 300 dollars i paid for each.. now people are try8ing to charge double nearly.. making both Chuwi and Macbook Neos a thing to wal;k past and ignore now. Shame really as the freebook and minibook x 16 gb alder lake mesa graphics is great, 2k touchscreen 360 degree folding (ok dont use folded with keyboard on desk like a rtablet as the cheap aluminium surface Either side of the touch pad ends up scratched to heck. As does the lid. This is another caveat that the aluminum they use looks great when you first get it but after pulling it around on the desk for a while and putting it in your rucksack twice it looks like it’s been dragged through a sand blaster. As to the rubber feet, i’m sorry my friend but everybody’s got the same problem they glued them on with Children’s nursery school glue because they hide the screws to take off the bottom. Very non intuitive from the manufacturer. And is going to make them a bit of a laughing stock because everybody’s losing the feet on every single laptop they ever made it seems. I’m reading this problem all over the Internet and as I said I’ve got five devices and there’s one or two rubber feet on each of them The rest I used some rubber and tape because glue won’t work. It works quite fine with some rubber and tape so that’s what I suggest it’s ugly but you don’t look at the bottom of the PC anyway. Don’t expect Chuwi to be selling replacements. If they did it would be an admission of the mistake in the first place
One thing i noticed after buying the only two 16 gb alder lake n150 Chuwis and Feebooks sam,e specs and Gemibook.. they disappeared and nobody sells them not even CHUWI.
The N150 has been superceeded by the U300 CPU from Intel.
As to the rubber feet, i’m sorry my friend but everybody’s got the same problem they glued them on with Children’s nursery school glue because they hide the screws to take off the bottom.
This may the case with your specific models, but I can attest that the 2023 Minibook X N100 does not hide any screw under the feet with a 100% confidence.