Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 13″ (Model A1502, Mid 2014)—restores full trackpad functionality, including precise cursor control and physical click response. Essential for repairing unresponsive or erratic trackpad behavior. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 13-inch (Mid 2014, Model A1502, Model Identifier MacBookPro11,1) with Intel Core i5/i7 processors and Retina display. Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only — does not include the trackpad housing, button mechanism, or mounting hardware. This is the ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits cursor movement and click signals (left/right physical clicks) Supports standard multi-touch gestures (two-finger scroll, tap-to-click, pinch-to-zoom) ⚠️ Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism—not Force Touch (no haptic feedback or pressure sensitivity). Transmits cursor movement and click signals (left/right physical clicks) Supports standard multi-touch gestures (two-finger scroll, tap-to-click, pinch-to-zoom) ⚠️ Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism—not Force Touch (no haptic feedback or pressure sensitivity). OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original in: Cable length and routing path Connector type and pin alignment Insulation and flexibility for long-term reliability Cable length and routing path Connector type and pin alignment Insulation and flexibility for long-term reliability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, frayed, or corroded original flex cable Fixing: Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Replacing a torn, frayed, or corroded original flex cable Fixing: Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Installation Note: Requires bottom case removal and battery disconnect. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket on the logic board—do not force. Cable routes under the battery; handle with care to avoid strain. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians. Requires bottom case removal and battery disconnect. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket on the logic board—do not force. Cable routes under the battery; handle with care to avoid strain. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians.
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 13″ (Model A2251, 2020, Intel)—essential for restoring full Force Touch functionality, haptic feedback, and precise multi-touch gesture control during trackpad repair or replacement. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 13-inch (2020, Two Thunderbolt Ports, Model A2251, Model Identifier MacBookPro16,1) with Intel Core i5/i7 processors. Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only—does not include the trackpad housing, Taptic Engine, or mounting hardware. This is the OEM-style ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits: Precise touch coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support including Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, and inertial scrolling. Precise touch coordinates Force Touch pressure data Haptic feedback signals to the Taptic Engine Enables full macOS gesture support including Force Click, three-finger lookup, swipe navigation, and inertial scrolling. OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original specifications in: Cable length and routing Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Cable length and routing Connector pitch and ZIF latch design EMI shielding and flex durability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Replacing a torn, creased, or liquid-damaged original flex Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing intermittent trackpad behavior, loss of Force Touch, or complete unresponsiveness Installation Note: Requires full bottom case removal and partial disassembly (including battery disconnect). Cable routes under the right speaker and logic board—must be seated in original retention channels. Connects via ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—align carefully and latch gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only. Requires full bottom case removal and partial disassembly (including battery disconnect). Cable routes under the right speaker and logic board—must be seated in original retention channels. Connects via ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket—align carefully and latch gently. Recommended for experienced or certified technicians only.
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Air 13″ (Model A1534, Early 2015)—essential for restoring full trackpad functionality, including precise cursor control and physical click response, during repair or replacement. Compatible With: MacBook Air 13-inch (Early 2015, Model A1534, Model Identifier MacBookAir7,2). Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only—does not include the trackpad housing, button mechanism, or mounting brackets. This is the ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Carries input signals from the trackpad to the logic board—critical for cursor movement, tap-to-click, and primary/secondary physical click functionality. (Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism, not Force Touch—so no haptic feedback or pressure-sensing.) OEM-Quality Construction: Matches Apple’s original cable in length, connector type, and shielding—ensures reliable signal transmission and long-term durability. Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, frayed, or damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing erratic cursor movement, unresponsive trackpad, or loss of click function Replacing a torn, frayed, or damaged original flex cable Completing a trackpad replacement when the original cable is compromised Fixing erratic cursor movement, unresponsive trackpad, or loss of click function Installation Note: Requires bottom case removal and careful disconnect/reconnect of the ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) connector on the logic board. The cable routes under the battery—handle with care. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians.
OEM-quality trackpad replacement (without flex cable) for MacBook Air 13.3″ M1 (Model A2337, EMC 3598)—available in Space Gray, Gold, and Silver finishes—engineered for precise Force Touch response, smooth multi-touch gestures, and perfect color-matched integration. Compatible With: MacBook Air 13.3-inch (2020, Model A2337, EMC 3598) with Apple M1 chip. Part Type: Trackpad only—does not include the flex cable, Taptic Engine, or mounting brackets. Intended for professional technicians who will reuse or transfer the original internal components. Color Options: Space Gray – matches Space Gray and Midnight finishes Gold – matches Gold MacBook Air Silver – matches Silver and Starlight finishes Each variant is finished to OEM specifications for seamless visual continuity with the lower case. Space Gray – matches Space Gray and Midnight finishes Gold – matches Gold MacBook Air Silver – matches Silver and Starlight finishes Each variant is finished to OEM specifications for seamless visual continuity with the lower case. Force Touch Support: Fully compatible with pressure-sensitive input and haptic feedback when used with the original Taptic Engine and logic board—ensuring full macOS gesture functionality (e.g., Force Click, Look Up, pressure-sensitive drawing). Precision Engineering: Features the same smooth glass surface, curvature, and micro-click mechanism as Apple’s original—delivering consistent tracking accuracy and tactile feel. Installation Requirements: Requires complete bottom case disassembly and careful transfer of the original flex cable and Taptic Engine. Adhesive must be applied precisely to maintain structural integrity and sensor alignment. Recommended for certified or experienced repair technicians only. Important: This is a bare trackpad assembly—not a plug-and-play module. Functionality depends on correct integration with original electronics.
The Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (2019) is powered by an Intel Core i9 processor, paired with 16GB RAM and a fast 512GB SSD for powerful and reliable performance. Designed for professionals and creatives, it features a premium aluminum build, immersive 16-inch Retina display, and dedicated Radeon Pro graphics for demanding workloads.
The Lenovo Essential Wireless Combo Keyboard & Mouse Gen2 delivers reliable wireless performance for everyday computing. It includes a slim low‑profile wireless keyboard with responsive keys and a standard‑size ambidextrous mouse. Both devices connect via a single 2.4 GHz nano USB receiver for easy plug‑and‑play setup. The keyboard features dedicated media controls and adjustable tilt legs for ergonomic comfort. The mouse offers a 1600 DPI optical sensor for smooth and precise navigation. Both keyboard and mouse are made with up to 65 % post‑consumer recycled plastic for durability and sustainability. . Specifications: Wireless 2.4 GHz connection with single nano USB receiver for simple setup Slim low‑profile keyboard with responsive typing and media controls Ambidextrous mouse with 1600 DPI optical sensor for smooth tracking Adjustable keyboard tilt legs for ergonomic comfort Made with up to 65 % post‑consumer recycled plastic for sustainability
Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m) - With Apple Warranty Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable (1m) – With Apple Warranty Connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod with Lightning connector to your USB-C– or Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C)–enabled Mac for syncing and charging, or to your USB-C–enabled iPad for charging. You can also use this cable with your Apple 18W, 20W, 29W, 30W, 61W, 87W or 96W USB‑C Power Adapter to charge your iOS device and even take advantage of the fast-charging feature on selected iPhone and iPad models.
Apple MacBook Pro 15” (2018) — professional-grade performance for creative power users.• Intel Core i9 • 32 GB RAM • 500 GB SSD • 4 GB Dedicated GraphicsRetina Display | macOS |
WiWU WM108 Wimice Dual‑Mode Mouse – Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz wireless mouse with 800/1200/1600 DPI, silent clicks, and ergonomic ABS housing.Long battery life (~6 months standby), USB dongle & silent design—ideal for travel, office, and quiet environments. Model: WiWU Wimice WM108 Connection Modes: Bluetooth 5.0 2.4 GHz wireless via USB dongle Connection Modes: Bluetooth 5.0 2.4 GHz wireless via USB dongle DPI Settings: 800 / 1,200 / 1,600 DPI (adjustable) Buttons: 3 standard buttons + clickable scroll wheel (4 keys total) Range: Up to 10 m wireless connectivity Material/Design: Lightweight (67–130 g, depending on source), ergonomic ABS plastic body, magnetic base or “super magnetic absorption” design Operating Range: ≈10 m Silent Clicks: Quiet operation—silent key action Dimensions: Approx. 108 × 64 × 36 mm Weight: 67 g cited by Star Tech and 130 g by others—likely lighter in official spec Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, etc. Plug-and-play, no driver needed
Used, original 35 W USB-C charger for Mac — reliable Apple power adapter (dual USB-C) for charging your Mac and other devices. This is an authentic Apple 35 W USB-C power adapter (dual-port) — used but tested. It’s built to charge MacBooks, iPhones, iPads, and other USB-C devices. Though lower wattage than larger Mac adapters, it works well for light use or supplemental charging. Features & Behavior Dual USB-C ports: can charge two devices simultaneously Intelligent power distribution: if both ports are used, the output splits evenly (~17.5 W each) USB Power Delivery support across standard profiles (5V, 9V, 15V, 20V) Accepts input 100-240V AC, so usable worldwide (with correct plug) Compact form factor in one variant, or standard “duckhead” plug style in another Specifications Strengths & Limitations Pros Authentic Apple unit — safer and more reliable than generic chargers Dual ports give flexibility — charge phone + Mac concurrently Portable and suitable for travel (universal voltage) Cons 35 W is low for MacBook Pro under load — might not maintain charging during heavy use When both ports used, power is halved (~17.5 W each) Used condition may include wear, scuffs, or reduced efficiency
