New Laptop Keyboard Compatible with XPS 13 9343 9350 9360 Inspiron 15 7547 7548 Inspiron 13 7000 7347 7348 7352 7353 7359 US Backlit 0DKDXH NSK-LS0BW DKDXH

I don't think I have anything bad to say about this product except Thank You!The keyboard is probably the most difficult part to replace inside of a laptop. In my case, I had to remove the battery (which I need to replace that anyway), the M.2 SSD hard drive, and the speakers. I also had to remove, in one piece, the Wifi chip, the motherboard, heat sink and fan, and a daughterboard.The repair instruction manual for my laptop wanted me to dismantle the heat sink from the motherboard, but I didn't want to expose the CPU and it turns out I really didn't need to do that and thankfully I didn't because that would have been really bad. Hopefully in the future, manufacturers can make removing all of those parts easier by having them connected to their own chassis it would be worth the trade off of adding a few more ounces the the device.So once I managed to get to the bottom of my laptop (or top since I guess things are upside down), I had to disconnect the keyboard ribbon and the ribbon for the lighting element from another daughterboard dedicated for I/O. (Good job, manufacturers who do this!)I had to remove THIRTY screws that were holding the keyboard to the chassis; probably the most screws every, but totally worth it. (Protip: Put them all into a little cup so you don't lose any of them!)Installation was easy, but it didn't have as much sticker-adhesive to hold the wires in place as the original. There was a spot where I needed to fold the ribbon 45 degrees that probably could have benefitted from this, especially since I had to crease the ribbon. There also didn't seem to be a couple of other things the original had for spacing things from the fan or motherboard (like some very thin foam padding? I don't know what it was), but I'm pretty sure this will be OK. Still, just for guidance, a little bit of written instruction for how to crease and adhere the keyboard ribbon will definitely help the DIYers in who don't know that it is OK to bend the cables provided you do so tactfully.In the end, replacing this keyboard was successful.

I have just installed it. It works fine. It was not easy to replace one. You have to diassemble whole laptop to replace the keyboard. It have countless screw drivers. I have lost one during the process but it works. Thanks.

mounting holes were different from my Inspiron 13-7000 series. Also there is a difference at the enter and backward slash keys. The keys are larger on my keyboard shown in photo. My laptop chassis has no bar between these keys (see attached photo). The keys on the keyboard sent don't have the extended tabs on these keys either, but are the same as the other keys for a chassis with a divider between them

This was installed by a pro in my Dell XPS 13 (9350) laptop. That cost me $120. All done and the left Shift, CapsLock, "T", and Tab keys don't work. Backspace is intermittent. No backlight. AVOID.

Excelente calidad del producto y llegó en fecha.

The keyboard was fine. Only issue was that the backlighting is not evenly distributed across the keuboard. Inner keys are bright, outer keys get little light.Not an easy repair since the keyboard is mount to the case with melted plastic posts, so I will not try to fix this again.

Looks Okay in the beginning, after three month stop working. Really disappointment. Not worthy to waste money over this product.