Product Details Reviews Shipping & Returns Product Details Apple A1181 Replacement Laptop Keys This is the MacBook BEFORE the Unibody MacBook, so look below and verify before choosing the clip version as choosing the wrong version will not be compatible. Each Keyboard Key Kit Includes: Key Cap | Hinge Clip | Silicone Cup 100% Factory Original Brand NEW 1 Year Warranty 60 Day Free Exchange Policy Hassle Free Return 100% Satisfaction Guarantee We are a proud American company since 2005. All of our products are packaged and shipped from Orange County, Ca. 1. Identify Hinge Clip Style The hinge clip is the plastic scissor clip that swivels up and down underneath the keyboard key cap. It is usually either black or white and functions as the part that holds the back of he key to the keyboard. Manufacturers often use different keyboard vendors during production and each vendor has its own unique type of hinge clip. Compare the chart and identify the version that matches. You will fill this info in Step 2 above. Hinge Clips are not Universal so if your hinge clip does not match, please Contact Us for help. Type Regular Key: A B C & 1 2 3 Large Key: Caps Enter Small Key: Esc F1 F2 AC01 AC05 Not Sure? Watch Our How To Order Laptop Key Video 2. Confirm Keyboard Layout and Language Below is an actual picture of the keyboard. Please confirm that the layout matches as well as the language. NOTE :The default color of the keyboard we show is black. If your model comes in different colors and we have it in stock, it will be available in the color section above. INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS: Our standard keyboard layout is QWERTY (shown below). If you have a different language layout the key cap and hinge clips are still interchangeable. If the key cap shape does not match or you require a different language layout please contact us before ordering. Reviews 4 Reviews Hide Reviews Show Reviews –> My fault 3 Posted by Kelli on 25th Apr 2019 I looked at the pictures, and my A1181 keys don’t match either of the types shown but I ordered both types anyway, and not surprisingly, neither one fits my MacBook quite right. I was able to get one of the two keycaps to work with my existing mechanism, though it doesn’t stay down; it flips up and hinges at the top. But the broken one it’s replacing wouldn’t even stay attached at all, so this is still better than what I started from.