Swiztek HP Pavilion 15 15-E 15-G 15-N 15-R 15-S Series(Numeric) Laptop Keyboard with Frame

I am using HP Pavilion 15n-208 TX model of 2014. I ordered it because I I accidentally broke the Y key by dropping phone. Since the ordered keyboard is well built and functions properly. It is not stock keyboard so it doesn't have Network key LED and Audio mute key LED. Please refer photos I have attached. Using since one week no problem at all.

Short Ans - At 700-900 Go buy it ..!In my HP 15-G009AX teardown i have messed with flex cable, resulted in not fuctioning of some keys (my bad)the HP guys was asking for 4499/- rs (WTF anyone can get high end backlight keyboard at this price).so this keyboard was affordable choice.i was not expecting much from this as it was 3rd party keyboard, but to my suprise this has good quality !!yes it have caps, mute, airplane mode LEDs, through airplane mode led color is inverted (not that much issue)keys have good quality, the matte texture is also present on keys. Keypress is not good as on original keyboard. the space key have little gap at bottom.the fitting in laptop body is almost good (have very minar ignorable gaps)at 700-900Rs this is good choice as ,compared to quality of this.

Though it fit properly to my laptop, few keys like G, H, Backspace, some numerals were not working. Had to ask for replacement. If new keyboard works fine then I will update this review.UPDATE: Keyboard got replaced in 3 days and new keyboard is working fine....Quality is good compared to price.

It does not fit properly and you have to press the keys in center. This is pain in the ass if you buy it and have to do all this. Please do not go for it. It lasted for only a year. Not a product you should buy.

Works like magic.I used it with a HP Pavilion 15 N203TX and the slot was perfect. Before buying I was worried whether it would be compatible with my pavilion 15.Pros:1. Very cheap in price2. Fits perfectly in 15N HP series3. DIY installationCons:1. Build quality poor2. Prints on keys are not exactly in centre so you get a feel of duplicacy3. Springs on keys make a little noise while using keyboard4. The top of plug of the keyboard is poor in quality and has no grip

At a price of Rs. 800, this is a pretty good replacement for a laptop keyboard. Unsurprisingly, HP Service Center(Authorised by HP) is charging 5500 for it(I have the proof). Contacted HP on Twitter, they did nothing but give up.Once I took matters into my own hands, I thought of giving this a try. It just works perfectly. KP_6 is a bit hard-pressed but not really worthy of a replacement just for a single minor issue. The keyboard quality is pretty good and even the fonts on top of it are much better than the factory-supplied unit. One thing that I would probably caution users is that all keys need to be hard-pressed which wasn't the case with the factory unit. But that said, since it's a replacement, I don't think I can complain about it.

For the price its offered on Amazon its worth buy.Quality wise its not similar to the original keyboard. Buttons feels noisy when typing. It doesn't fit perfectly on my HP 15-E053se model. Had to somehow fit the keyboard.As the dimension is not similar to the original one keyboard is slightly bulged and while typing makes sound. The two keyboard screws only one is aligned properly, the other one is not getting aligned due to improper dimensions.At first I thought I might get a good keyboard from HP Service center, but they were charging more that ₹1500, but on Amazon this keyboard is available in almost 1/3 the price charged at service center.

Have installed it to my decade old pavilion 15. So far good no issues.