Batteries, screens, keyboards, memory, storage, fans, hinges and adapters. Matched to your exact model, because nearly right causes problems later.
Replacement batteries matched to your model voltage, capacity and connector.
Panels matched by resolution, connector, thickness and touch capability.
Correct layout and connector for your model, fitted and tested.
Memory matched to the type, speed and maximum your laptop supports.
SATA, M.2 SATA and NVMe storage, cloned across from your existing drive.
Replacement fans and heatsink assemblies, fitted with fresh thermal paste.
Hinges, housings and bezels, including rebuilding cracked mounting posts.
Adapters matched to the correct voltage, current and connector for your laptop.
Laptop parts are not generic. Screens differ by resolution, connector, thickness and whether they are touch enabled. Batteries differ by voltage, capacity and connector. Memory differs by type, speed and the maximum a given board will accept.
A part that is nearly right often works at first and causes trouble later: flicker on a mismatched panel, a battery the laptop will not charge correctly, memory that runs below its rated speed or drops errors under load.
We identify the part against your exact model rather than the general family, and we fit and test it. If you would rather fit it yourself, tell us the model and we will tell you what you need.
Whatever has gone wrong, there is a page explaining what causes it and what the repair involves.
Both. Tell us your exact model and what you need, and we will tell you what fits. Having us fit it means it is tested before you leave with it.
It depends on the part and the model. For some we can source original parts, for others only good quality compatible ones are available. We tell you which you are getting before you agree to anything.
It is on a label on the underside of the laptop, and in Windows you can find it by searching for System Information. Send us a photo of the label if that is easier.
Often yes. Parts for older models are harder to source but usually still available. Call and ask before assuming your laptop is beyond help.
Tell us what your laptop is doing and we will tell you what it needs. Diagnosis first, then a clear price, then the repair.