Which type of key hinges does this keyboard use? I want to replace my keys, but need to know if the hinges are the right type for my current keyboard.
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A13 hinges(ref laptopkey.com) .. If you are replacing the whole keyboard then hinges does not matter(I believe). Check your model number of MacBook Pro at the bottom of your laptop(mine is A1278) and compare with the compatibility list given in the product description
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Randall - Sorry it took so long - I have been ill....The ONLY thing I have is that inside the lid on the inside box of the keyboard it said "For more information about this product, please refer to your local Amazon website and type "B00B7GV802" into the search box. I have not been able to do so yet. I do like the keyboard quite well.
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when I replaced mine, one of the keys was the screw holes/tabs along the top. If you have 2 or 3. might want to get to that point to take a look before you order.
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when ordering a key board for your laptop just be sure it is for your model. They are different so just go by the model number. Sorry I can't be of more help
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Hi, I don't know if this replacement will works with your keyboard. It's better to try asking to logitech support site.Regards,
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Worked for my keyboard, so I think that's a positive sign. Would follow advice of Mr. Copois and contact the manufacturer. Good luck.
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no, it does not work well and the key board is all wobbly and unstable while typing and in use. kindly send an appropriate one and replace it. thanks for the query.
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To nagappa...I'd like to ask if the layout of the keys of a Bilingual keyboard any different from the American standard keyboard? Basically, what I'm really trying to say is--do they have the exact layout? Please, let me know. Thank you.
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Dear friend, The one should be compatible with your laptop. Will you tell us the part number of your previous keyboard, so that we can recheck it for you.Thanks a lot.
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Very good question, but one I am not able to answer. Technically speaking, I would say why not? If I were you I would contact the seller/manufacturer of this keyboard. Wish you luck!Robert
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This is almost certainly a stuck function key. I really like this keyboard, but the function keys are definitely its weak spot. They are not the same type of keys as the rest, more like the keys on a calculator. And if you don't hit the key straight on, the edge of it can get stuck really easy.
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I have two of these keyboards, and neither one has a loose enter key. Sounds like you got a defective one.
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The first thing I would do is check of another manufacturer of mechanical keyboards makes replacement keys. The keys themselves and the way they fit onto the actual button mechanism are fairly stanardized across all mechanical boards. I have replaced keys by taking some off of another cherry mechanical (make by xarmor I believe) I had sittin around. If you do not have another mechanical keyboard sitting around, I would go on Craig's list or something to try and buy one cheap. You can normally find some on there (at least here in New York) for pretty cheap. You could also just buy a cheap wired mechanical board. The first thing I would do is check of another manufacturer of mechanical keyboards makes replacement keys. The keys themselves and the way they fit onto the actual button mechanism are fairly stanardized across all mechanical boards. I have replaced keys by taking some off of another cherry mechanical (make by xarmor I believe) I had sittin around. If you do not have another mechanical keyboard sitting around, I would go on Craig's list or something to try and buy one cheap. You can normally find some on there (at least here in New York) for pretty cheap. You could also just buy a cheap... » Read More The first thing I would do is check of another manufacturer of mechanical keyboards makes replacement keys. The keys themselves and the way they fit onto the actual button mechanism are fairly stanardized across all mechanical boards. I have replaced keys by taking some off of another cherry mechanical (make by xarmor I believe) I had sittin around. If you do not have another mechanical keyboard sitting around, I would go on Craig's list or something to try and buy one cheap. You can normally find some on there (at least here in New York) for pretty cheap. You could also just buy a cheap wired mechanical board. « Show Less
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Has anyone had problems with the keyboard "sticking" on the last letter you typed? (Like thisssssssss)? It also will not do an upper case I--this just started today. Am wondering if I need to return this.
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I'm sorry, I didn't realize that post was still up.I sold the keyboard quite a while ago. However, there was no warranty so I guess it wouldn't have mattered either way :)Good luck!
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Not normal at all - I've purchased 2 of these boards now and not a single key sticks - I'd return it and get a new replacement. Good Luck! :)
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Yes, that is what I got it for, don't buy it. Keyboard letters work half the time. Hope not too late, I was disapointed. I use the case sometimes anyway.