When several keys stop working, keys repeat or stick, or liquid has gone into the keyboard, replacing the whole keyboard is usually more reliable than repairing individual keys. The catch is that one laptop model can have several keyboard variants: backlit vs non-backlit, with or without the surrounding frame (palmrest), and with or without an integrated power button.
LapKart lists laptop keyboards by model with the layout and backlight clearly marked, so you order the variant that actually fits. A keyboard for the same model but the wrong variant may not seat correctly or may be missing the backlight ribbon, so match your existing keyboard’s features and connector.
Each keyboard shows price, warranty and stock, with COD at checkout and Tamil Nadu delivery from Rs 50 (free over Rs 2,000).
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If your current keyboard lights up (often via an Fn + space or Fn + F-key shortcut), order a backlit replacement. A backlit keyboard has an extra ribbon connector, so a non-backlit replacement will not light up even if it fits.
Single keycaps can sometimes be refitted, but if multiple keys fail, the membrane or ribbon is usually damaged and replacing the whole keyboard is the lasting fix.
It depends on the variant. Some models ship the bare keyboard, others include the top frame/palmrest. Each product page states what is included; match it to how your current keyboard is built.
Most Indian laptops use a US/English layout. Confirm the key arrangement (especially the Enter key shape and extra keys) matches your current keyboard before ordering.
Replacement keyboards carry a replacement warranty shown on each product page, with DOA support if a unit arrives faulty.
