Replacement Keyboard for Dell XPS 15 9550 9560 9570, Precision 5510 5520 5530 5540 & inspiron 15 7558 7568 Laptop, Dell Precision 5510 Keyboard with Backlit US Layout P/N: 0VC22N 0GDT9F

I fixed it watching a video on YouTube and it worked. Saved atleast 300£ on service centre..

Clavier parfait / installation voir YouTube/ compliqué,mais fait et fonctionnel 🙂🙂👍

nothing more to add - keyboard looks like new.

I installed this keyboard in August 2024 and within the first week there were problems, with the down arrow, space bar, C key and some more having problems with not rebounding. Now the spacebar and down arrow are all permanently depressed not rebounding at all (space bar in parts). The C key and others are intermittently problematic. I've disabled the laptop a second time to remove the keyboard, confirm the problem is with the keyboard and not my installation of it. Very disappointing and completely useless. I will try finding an alternative otherwise it's new laptop time.

My "workhorse" XPS 15's keyboard became unbareable to work with. I have had it for about 3 years and I use it every day for software development. It had the chance to collect a LOT of "stuff" under those keys to the point where about half the keys were barely responding without very excessive force. I first tried popping the keys and cleaning underneath them with some success, but the keys are SUPER delicate and I broke one of the teeny-tiny plastic grips that hold the "6" key and most of the others felt just loose after all that violent yanking and snapping. It was time for a new keyboard. I wish the keyboard came with at least a cheap small torx T5 screwdriver to open the back cover of the laptop because that was the only special tool I didn't have (the rest of the screws are just small philips heads so you'll need that, and the only other potentially but not 100% necessary useful tools are a plastic spudger to help disconnect stuff, and a mat, ideally magnetic, to keep all the MANY screws and brackets you'll be pulling out in place) It is not the keyboard's fault that the installation is a huge pain in the @#$... to reach the keyboard you have to access it from the back which means you will need to disassemble/disconnect essentially EVERTYHING in the way. fans, brackets, motherboard etc. and then put it all back together again. Follow the online video that is linked in the little instruction paper that comes in the box VERY VERY patiently. This will take some time, patience and stable hands (but I was successful at doing it with average DIY skills and this was the first time I cracked open this laptop). It took me somewhere between 1 and 2 hours to complete this but the results were AWESOME. The keyboard feels just like the XPS15 felt when it came fresh out of the box. All the backlights work just as before and I couldn't be happier with the outcome.

Good product, didn’t fit my computer though. Seller made it right.