Willhom (922-9063, 922-9525, 922-9773) Replacement Kit Trackpad with Cable for MacBook Pro 13” A1278 (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)
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There's a problem, it doesn't fit. Please try again. Apple MacBook 13" a1278 ( 2008 ) is different than the A1278 (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012), neither the trackpad nor the trackpad cable are compatible. Here's hoping you can get some help. I appreciate it!
Selected User Reviews For Willhom (922-9063, 922-9525, 922-9773) Replacement Kit Trackpad with Cable for MacBook Pro 13” A1278 (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)
Was unable to click the item with pressure, so it had to be returned. While it worked when installed, I had to remove the little button on the rear that makes it click because it did not stick out enough to work. Besides that, the trackpad worked well, was comfortable to use, and looked great. Due to the low price of the item, I suspect this was a quality control issue. Hope you have a successful day! The fact that I had to re-type my email was an advantage for me Reinstall the original malfunctioning trackpad after taking it out, cleaning it, and putting it back in seems to have resolved the issue.
The mac pro laptops we had in need of upgrades needed some basic updates. Because it includes, this trackpad is appealing to me. There are a lot of difficult tasks It is time to replace the Because of this, the trackpad failed in this example. An examination of the battery revealed that there were cracks. When I was in there, I replaced the battery and trackpad, and while I was there I installed an SSD hard drive, so now it runs fast and performs A hundred dollars worth of fun. Please note When replacing the trackpad, it is HIGHLY recommended that you replace the battery as well. Although some failures occur due to the trackpad, most are the result of old expanding battery packs and your improper use. As you will have to remove the battery in order to replace the trackpad, you should do so. You have spent. You can get it for $39 per month. The battery needs to be replaced.
It is fast, but only works about 50% of the time. It fits nicely into my mid 2012 MacBook Pro. The trackpad only works 50 percent of the time. It acts as if it is soaked in water. It is not possible to stop the "double click" and "click and hold" gestures from recurring. As well, we have turned off the cursor tracking. As long as it works, it works as you would expect. I did not bother to replace it. Replaced the trackpad with an OEM model from Apple.
The original was damaged when I exposed it to harsh cleaning solutions. It immediately occurred to me that my MacBook would have to be replaced as well. These track pads caught my eye, so I ordered them. I installed it in less than five minutes after it arrived. The work is still as good as new even after months of daily use! My MacBook will be as good as new for years to come with replacement hardware that is inexpensive and easy to install. This is a highly recommended book!.
The track pad stopped working after a I wish I hadn't wasted my time and money! I have ***an update to tell you My communication with the seller also turned out to be a nightmare! Apparently he doesn't care and is asking that you go through the Amazon website. It is best to ignore him.
My attention was drawn to the cable not connected, as well as the connector on the pad itself, which appeared to be missing My connector did seem to be stuck, but I was able to unlock it and the cable slid right in. The MacBook version was perfectly compatible with it, and it worked without a hitch. As far as clicking goes, it worked fine. This happened because the bracket was bent by an expanding battery that broke the original trackpad, but it could also be because the trackpad was not flush.
I do not have any problems with the track pad. There's just no way it fits flush with the rest of the picture.
Since I was experiencing "phantom touches" on my trackpad and thought it might have been water damaged, I replaced it. In the new trackpad, there is a dead region that is incapable of detecting touches across the center. experiencing ghost touches, so the tracking pad does not seem to be the cause of the problem. While I did not have any issues with a dead region, when I reinstalled the old one I didn't have any problems The new one didn't have a swollen battery, as the old one did. It would be helpful to rephrase The only thing I hope for is that I get a dependable piece of hardware if I have to order.