Replacement US Keyboard keycap Keycaps Keys for MacBook Air Retina 13.3" A2337 M1 MGN63LL/A MGND3LL/A MGNA3LL/A MGN93LL/A MGN73LL/A MGNE3LL/A EMC 3598 2020 2021 Year

Broke my R key a while back was in desperate need of a replacement as it was getting a bit annoying having the key move every time I touched or brushed past it.This replacement works perfectly. It's a little bit dull compared to the original keys and the letter is a tad bit off center (not noticeable enough to be disorienting), but other than that it was an easy install and does its job.

Perfect replacement

Keys were almost identical to the originals. The only real difference is the lettering is only very slightly thinner than the original. So was very happy about that.The biggest improvement needed here is the install video. I had to work out a bit on my own. I don't know why they don't show you how to do the larger keys, how to handle the keys with metal wires/springs. Took a bit of trial and error to work it all out, and I'm really good with these kinds of things. You guys are LAZY for not providing a more detailed video. Do better. You lose a star.

it worked!!!!!! I replaced the key myself and it was very detailed instructed. Like a breeze!!!!

Bought it to replace my damaged arrow keys, everything came alright but the keys that I needed to use were damaged & the bottom arrow key was missing.

It's always lovely when food falls on your keyboard because you're working through lunch and you end up with jelly all over your keys- lesson learned: let's not do that again. Then you get excited because you clean it and all appears to be good. Fast forward a day or two and ONE KEY- ONE KEY.... is sticking. That's okay, you tell yourself, how many times will I actually use the X key? Fast forward a month- the answer is A LOT and now the key is fully stuck. Okay let's take it off and clean it.... put it back on..... this is good.... key falls off- BROKEN.Okay now that you've heard the required retelling let us get to the good part. Ordered these keys because why pay $10 for one key when you can get them all and have "extras" for under $20. I put the key on and guess what? Key sticks... WAIT THERE IS MORE... take the new key off and spy it... the dreaded jelly still lives. Cleaned it off and put the new key back on and it works flawlessly.Seriously, okay, these keys work just fine. It looks the same. It's fully functional. The only complaint I have is that it's quieter than the other keys (I like clicky keys okay?). But that may not even be the replacements fault... it could very well be the product of a poorly timed lunch break. Order the keys, y'all. Easy to put on (just do it carefully and watch the video) and they function and look exactly like the original. Plus extras for future poorly timed lunch breaks-let's be honest!

I followed a instruction video online for removing keys and instantly broke one. This replacement set worked perfectly on my MacBook Air M1.Use extreme care. These keys are fragile.The keys have two types of attachments: lobster claw clips and awning clips. On the letter keys, the lobster clips are under where the raised bar is on the F & J keys. The awning clips are under the top corners of the letter keycaps. Remove the lobster claw clips from the scissor switch first.I found it was easiest to insert the included pointy tool (which is like a strong toothpick) under one side edge and wedge it between the keycap and the scissor switch to pop the lobster clip and then repeat that on the other side. The tool must be held close to flat against the keyboard to avoid having to bend up the keycap too much. Hold the keycap's top edge down with a finger as you do this.Once the lobster claw clips are removed, slide the keycap up to release the awning clips. Other keys have different orientations/configurations of the clips.

I had been debating removing my keys to clean under my Mac's keyboard for a while now. The first time I do it THE BACK OF THE KEY BREAKS! I tried to find a cheap replacement for just the single key and ended up buying one from a site dedicated to key replacement (about $9 total), and the key didn't even fit even though I made sure it was for my specific model. Total waste of money. Finally, I ended up paying a bit more for all of these keys, it came in within a few days whereas the other one took almost a month, and it snapped into place perfectly. I FINALLY HAVE MY COMMAND KEY BACK!! Basically, don't skimp and invest in these keys, because now I have backups that I know will fit for down the line in case I mess up again lol. I literally could have saved $9 if I just paid a few bucks more in the first place, which isn't even a big difference :)