MacBook keyboard replacement

A MacBook with a keyboard that doesn’t work (properly) doesn’t make using your laptop any easier. Chances are, you’ll need to replace the keyboard. ThePhoneLab’s specialists have listed for you what it means to replace a keyboard, and if and when it’s really necessary.

In this blog, we discuss:

• Is the MacBook keyboard really broken?
• When to replace MacBook keyboard?
• Cost of replacing MacBook keyboard
• Repair at ThePhoneLab
• Replace keyboard other model laptop
• MacBook keyboard check via software

Is the MacBook keyboard really broken?

Need to have your MacBook keyboard replaced? You can do that for both a MacBook Pro and a MacBook Air at ThePhonelab! Of course we are happy to help you, but before you get a appointment with us, we recommend that you first our tips read about a non-working keyboard. You may be able to solve the problem yourself, saving you both time and money!

When to replace MacBook keyboard?

If you’ve tried everything in vain to get your MacBook keyboard working again, it’s time for a replacement. In these cases, your keyboard needs to be repaired or replaced:

1. If the keyboard stops responding at all
2. If some keyboard keys stop responding
3. When the light under your keyboard stops working

Cost of replacing MacBook keyboard

Of course, you’d like to know where you stand when you need to replace your MacBook keyboard. At ThePhoneLab, we couldn’t agree more. Because the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air have different models, they also require different repairs. In addition, you can replace the entire top case, or simply the individual keyboard or even just a few individual keys. The latter two are more economical and cheaper options, but not always the smartest. After all, with a new top case (keyboard including metal frame), your MacBook will be like new again. But whatever option you go for, our specialists always do a brief examination of your laptop first. That way they know exactly what is needed, and can give you a free quote with the actual cost of the repair.

Repair at ThePhoneLab

At ThePhoneLab, we understand better than anyone how annoying it is to lose your MacBook for a while. If you leave your laptop with us for a repair, we aim to have it done within 72 hours. We will do everything we can to fix the problems, but should this unfortunately not be possible, the following applies at ThePhoneLab: no cure no pay Kind of fair.

Replace keyboard other model laptop

ThePhoneLab’s specialists can do more than just MacBook repairs. They can also help you with defects on other types of laptops. Whether it’s an Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, MSI, Samsung or a Toshiba, the specialists won’t turn their hand to anything. Wondering what they can do for your laptop? Have a quick look to see if your model is in our repair row state. Is it not listed? Contact us, make a appointment or stop by one of our stores; we are happy to think with you!

MacBook keyboard check via software

Before getting the keyboard replaced, it may help to check that the problem is not caused by software. For example, check that the correct keyboard layout is selected through “System Settings” and “Keyboard. You can also test if the keyboard does work in a different user account or in macOS recovery mode. If the keyboard does work there, chances are the problem is software-related rather than hardware-related.