AbakooNew Keyboard Compatible with Dell Inspiron 15 5565 5567 17 5765 5767 P66F001 with Backlit No Frame Black US

Great replacement. Definitely saved me. The old keyboard got drenched in coffee (not my fault). However the splash shield under the keyboard saved all the components inside. The computer would start up only to respond by shutting off after pressing a key. The time it took to fully disassemble and reassemble the laptop was about 3 hours. You have to drill into these plastic rivet-like-things in order to disassemble the palm-rest. You can buy a complete assembly palm-rest on ebay for $70-$120. If you are not experienced in repair I would highly suggest that route. If you are looking to save some cash like me this is the perfect part to get thank you.

This is backlit. All keys work.Extremely hard to install. The "touch and feel" is not fluid. It feels cheap, poorer quality and a bit noisy. The backlit is on the dimmer side even at maximum brightness.The price is about right for all this. The problem is that there is no way to know what other Chinese made keyboards have a better touch and feel and more brightness until you install them.I would give this a mark of 60/100 and a 4-stars because it does work (for now) and is backlit.

The problem is the keyboard cannot be changed. Dell decided that they would heat up the plastic of the whole top of the laptop and adhear it to the keyboard. so you cant replace it. call dell and order one directly from them. The whole palmrest and keyboard new was only 35 shipped. the other possibility is to take the key off of this (do it by popping it off from the back) if your key fell off but if when you push the little rubber nipple under the key make sure it still works on your original. if it does not work or is missing that little rubber piece then you cant do this and order a new one from dell. I wish someone posted this before now i broke that keyboard too so im out the $20 also.

I'm sure the item itself is just fine, but it is not a user replaceable part.To get to it inside the laptop, you literally need to completely remove every last part and set aside. Then you will find it is underneath a metal plate that is riveted to the top clamshell with the keyboard sandwiched in-between, also riveted to the clamshell. The rivers are plastic and relatively easy to remove. But I found no option for replacing them. The best I could do was to sandwich it all back together with the screws.It would have been great to be provided with this information before purchasing.