MacBook Air Repair FAQ — Common Questions Answered

Apple charges $300-$600 for MacBook Air keyboard repair. A replacement topcase assembly from Mobile Revival costs $60-$150, and includes the keyboard, trackpad, and sometimes the battery. DIY installation takes about an hour.

Many MacBook Air components can be upgraded or replaced at home. Keyboard/topcase swaps, battery replacements, and SSD upgrades are the most common DIY repairs. We carry tested OEM parts for all major MacBook Air models.

OEM replacement batteries provide the same capacity and lifespan as the original. You can expect 300-500 full charge cycles before noticing any capacity reduction, which typically translates to 2-3 years of regular use.

Battery replacement is a common DIY repair. However, lithium batteries require careful handling — never puncture or bend them. Follow a repair guide specific to your MacBook Air model and use proper tools. If you are uncomfortable, a local repair shop can install it for you.

We offer a 30-day return policy on all unused parts in original packaging. If a part is defective, our 60-day warranty covers a free replacement including return shipping.

Yes! All orders over $100 qualify for free USPS Ground Advantage shipping within the continental US. Orders under $100 ship for a flat rate of $5.99.

We offer a 30-day return policy on all unused parts in original packaging. If a part is defective, our 60-day warranty covers a free replacement including return shipping.

Yes! All orders over $100 qualify for free USPS Ground Advantage shipping within the continental US. Orders under $100 ship for a flat rate of $5.99.

Most of our MacBook Air keyboard listings include the full topcase assembly (keyboard + palm rest + trackpad). This makes installation easier and ensures a perfect fit. Check the product description for exact included components.

Unless otherwise noted, all keyboards are US English (QWERTY) layout. If you need a different layout, please contact us before ordering.