Laptop Keyboards

We carry a full line of laptop keyboard parts and full laptop keyboard replacements. If your laptop's keyboard is no longer responding, chances are the keyboard is worn out and damaged. It can be very expensive and inefficient to buy a new laptop when only the keyboard isn't functioning and the other parts are perfectly fine. If you don't want to spend a fortune on a new laptop, fret not, we've got you covered. We have a variety of laptop keyboard replacement for different models from the major brands. Take a look at the laptop keyboard replacements we have, you just might find the one to save your laptop and wallet.

FAQ & Section Info

Replace your laptop keyboard with one of our notebook keyboard replacements. We have quite a few laptop keyboard replacements to choose from, so take a look around and you are very likely to find a great replacement notebook keyboard for you.

Can I replace the keyboard myself?

Yes, you can. Usually replacing a laptop's keyboard is only a matter of unsnapping the cover, removing a few screws and disconnect the cable connecting to the keyboard. Although different models of laptop could have different configurations, the steps shouldn't be that different. There are a lot of information around the web if you so desire to replace it yourself. However if you are unsure and you don't have the confidence to do it yourself, it would be better to have a professional do it for you.

Why should I buy a laptop keyboard replacement?

If only the keyboard on your laptop is damaged, the most cost-effective is replacing it with a new one.

Can I replace the keyboard myself?

Yes, you can. Usually replacing a laptop's keyboard is only a matter of unsnapping the cover, removing a few screws and disconnect the cable connecting to the keyboard. Although different models of laptop could have different configurations, the steps shouldn't be that different. There are a lot of information around the web if you so desire to replace it yourself. However if you are unsure and you don't have the confidence to do it yourself, it would be better to have a professional do it for you.

Keyboards, Trackpads, and Displays

Laptop keyboards are common collection points for less-than-ideal additions such as coffee, doughnut glaze, and (in my case) your daughter's peanut butter sandwich. A sticky, unresponsive, or possibly smelly keyboard or trackpad can be replaced from home without too much difficulty, as can a burnt out or otherwise broken monitor.

As with the other upgrades I've mentioned, the most difficult part of the process will likely be finding the right keyboard. To find the right model, it's best to turn to Google. Search something like "Laptop Keyboard for HP DV6000" and start shopping. Use common sense-if the keyboard looks like the one you're looking to replace, it's probably a safe bet, if not, I'd keep shopping. The difficulty or ease of finding your keyboard will depend mostly on how common or rare your laptop is. Note, however, that these parts are not upgradable-you can't by a higher resolution monitor or a different keyboard and expect it to work.

Once you've found the right keyboard, you'll have to remove the bezel (the plastic frame around your keyboard), unscrew the old board, disconnect it from wherever it's connected, and then reverse the whole process with your new part. (I know I'm being vague but every laptop will be slightly different so I can't get too specific.)
Trackpad and display replacements will work the same as keyboard replacements. Find your new part through Google, remove the bezel, unscrew, disconnect, and reverse with the new part. The whole process shouldn't take more than five or ten minutes, and will work out fine; as long as you don't lose the screws (don't lose the screws).