MacBook Keyboard Replacements (Air & Pro by Model)

MacBook keyboards are matched by the laptop model (the “A” number such as A1466), since layout and fitment change between generations. Many MacBook keyboards are part of the top case, so check whether you need just the keyboard or the assembly.

These MacBook keyboards list the models they fit. Confirm your A-number before ordering; a technician is recommended for top-case fitment.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the MacBook keyboard separate or part of the top case?

On many MacBooks the keyboard is integrated into the top case. The product page states whether it is a standalone keyboard or a top-case assembly for your model.

How do I know if my laptop keyboard is backlit?

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.

Should I replace just the keys or the whole keyboard?

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.

Does the replacement keyboard include the frame?

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.

Will a US-layout keyboard work on my laptop?

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.

Is keyboard replacement covered by warranty?

Replacement keyboards carry a replacement warranty shown on each product page, with DOA support if a unit arrives faulty.