Laptop Keyboard Replacement
If your keyboard is unresponsive, some keys are failing or the laptop is typing by itself, it is likely that it needs a complete replacement. In addition, this type of failure tends to worsen over time, so it is advisable to check it as soon as possible. We repair keyboards of all makes and models, using quality replacement parts and offering warranty on every installation.
When the keyboard fails, these are the most common symptoms
Keys that do not work
Self-operating keys
Complete keyboard with no response
Backlight damaged
Spilled liquids
Depressed or broken keys
MacBook Air Keyboard
Air
Complete keyboard replacement with compatible spare. Ideal for unresponsive keys, backlight failure or liquid damage.
(Price may vary depending on the model. We recommend visiting the store for an exact quote).
MacBook Pro Keyboard
Pro
Replacement keyboard for Pro models with warranty. Perfect for stuck keys, butterfly mechanism failure or damage from use.
(Price may vary depending on the model. We recommend visiting the store for an exact quote).
Keyboards for other brands
Other Brands
We repair keyboards from HP, Lenovo, Asus, Acer and many more. In addition, we perform final tests to ensure perfect operation.
(The price may vary according to the model. Therefore, it is better to confirm in store).
How we work
In this video we show you how we perform the keyboard replacement: disassembly, replacement of the complete module and final tests to ensure that all keys work properly. This way, you can see the actual process and understand how we work.
FAQ
Is it necessary to replace the entire keyboard?
Yes, in most laptops the keyboard is integrated in a complete module. Therefore, it is not possible to change just one key.
How long does the repair take?
Between 24 and 48 hours depending on the model. In some cases, it may even be the same day.
Is there a warranty?
Yes, all of our repairs include a parts and labor warranty. So, you have total peace of mind.
What if the fault is not in the keyboard?
We carry out a preliminary diagnosis to confirm the origin of the problem. In this way, we avoid unnecessary repairs.



