I have macbook 13", late 2009, A1342, white. Please confirm this is the correct trackpad?
2065805
yes it is compatible with your model I also have this model MacBook Unibody A1342.
2015215
Hey Victor, I'm not sure. I looked up my model # and found that my MAC is actually a 2008 model. Either way, you should be fine with removing the cover, and battery screws on your model. But the track pad screws are a different story. Right now, my computer is in the repair shop. The screw driver in the kit stripped those 1 mms track pad screws. And they certainly aren't doing this for free.
2026569
Not sure as I have still been leaving this trackpad tied to the USB port on my Mac. Sorry.
2026567
Not sure as I have still been leaving this trackpad tied to the USB port on my Mac.Sorry.
1513731
Yes, it looks like the right one for an Early 2008 MacBook. To be sure, check EveryMac.com or Mactracker.ca.
1345204
My Logitech track pad handled the transition from mavericks to Yosemite with no problems.
1712622
I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad xxxxxxxx" where the xxxxxxxxx is your computer Model Identifier. Then see if the part number matches with this trackpad. I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad... » Read More I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad xxxxxxxx" where the xxxxxxxxx is your computer Model Identifier. Then see if the part number matches with this trackpad. « Show Less
2236956
It works ok on my early 2008 MBP. The texture of the keys is not the same, but the overall feeling is quite good. However, to install it needs some work and patience. I'd advise you to look first at videos or the iFixit guide: http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Replacing+MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Core+2+Duo+Models+A1226+and+A1260+Keyboard/663/1
977153
All I can tell you is that it fits mine, but my model number is A1369. Per their description on the page they state "Perfect fit for Macbook AIR 13" A1369". I wish I could be more help!
663640
It worked on mine and I have a 2009 White MacBook. The way you can find out for sure is if you go to https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do that site will tell you about your computer.
2184521
Hi Braely, so sorry for lately reply, the keyboard skin works for Macbook Pro 13 15 17 us standard keyboard. thanks a lot
131433
This looks like this only has one trackpad button (presumably the left)...is that the case? I can't find the spec on Amazon or on Acer's website.
1654245
Mine is an older 2007 15" MacBook Pro. I really don't know the answer to this, but you can probably find the answer, just by Googling your question.
2174719
The battery is glued in, so if you try to remove it, you can damage/destroy it and the trackpad. These new Macbooks aren't as freely customizable as some Windows counterparts, so be sure you get the model with the specs you want. If the battery is a deal breaker, than there isn't a Macbook Retina alternative option that fits your desire. Hope this helps!
1972668
Hi! I have a late 2008 MacBook Pro and just bought this battery to replace an OEM Apple battery and it works perfectly. And I did double check and my MBP is an A1286. Hope that helps!
2215201
No, this part WON'T work for your Macbook (even though it's aluminum). This trackpad fits ONLY the 13" Macbook Pro series.Your battery swelling is likely the issue..
274314
Yes, it is compatible with new early 2015 release of MacBook Pro 13.3" Retina Display with "Force Touch" trackpad (model # A1502, with part # MF839LL/A or MF840LL/A or MF841LL/A )