OEM-quality trackpad replacement (without flex cable) for MacBook Pro 13″ (Models A2251 and A2289, 2020) in Silver finish—engineered for precise Force Touch response, smooth multi-touch gestures, and seamless integration with the original chassis. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 13″ (2020, Two Thunderbolt Ports) – Model A2251 (Intel Core i5/i7) MacBook Pro 13″ (2020, Four Thunderbolt Ports) – Model A2289 (Intel Core i5/i7) (Note: Both models share the same trackpad assembly despite port differences.) MacBook Pro 13″ (2020, Two Thunderbolt Ports) – Model A2251 (Intel Core i5/i7) MacBook Pro 13″ (2020, Four Thunderbolt Ports) – Model A2289 (Intel Core i5/i7) (Note: Both models share the same trackpad assembly despite port differences.) Part Type: Trackpad only—does not include the flex cable, Taptic Engine, or mounting hardware. Designed for technicians who will reuse the original internal components. Finish: Silver—matches the Silver MacBook Pro 13″ top and bottom case for perfect aesthetic continuity. Force Touch Support: Fully compatible with pressure-sensitive input and haptic feedback when paired with the original Taptic Engine and logic board—ensuring full macOS gesture functionality (e.g., Force Click, Lookup, Pressure-sensitive drawing). Precision Build: Features the same glass surface texture, curvature, and micro-click mechanism as Apple’s original—delivering consistent tracking accuracy and tactile feel. Installation Requirements: Requires full bottom case disassembly and careful transfer of the original flex cable and Taptic Engine. Adhesive must be applied precisely to maintain structural rigidity and sensor alignment. Recommended for certified or experienced repair technicians only.
MacBook Pro 15″ Top case A1990 2018 2019 MacBook Pro 15″ A1990 MacBookPro15,1 Mid 2018: MR932LL/A or MR962LL/A (2.2 GHz Core i7) MacBookPro15,1 Mid 2018: MR942LL/A or MR972LL/A (2.6 GHz Core i7) MacBookPro15,3 Mid 2018: BTO/CTO (2.6 GHz Core i7) MacBookPro15,3 Mid 2018: BTO/CTO (2.9 GHz Core i9)
Genuine-spec touchpad flex cable for MacBook Pro 13″ (Model A1502, Mid 2014)—restores full trackpad functionality, including precise cursor control and physical click response. Essential for repairing unresponsive or erratic trackpad behavior. Compatible With: MacBook Pro 13-inch (Mid 2014, Model A1502, Model Identifier MacBookPro11,1) with Intel Core i5/i7 processors and Retina display. Part Type: Touchpad flex cable only — does not include the trackpad housing, button mechanism, or mounting hardware. This is the ribbon cable that connects the trackpad to the logic board. Function: Transmits cursor movement and click signals (left/right physical clicks) Supports standard multi-touch gestures (two-finger scroll, tap-to-click, pinch-to-zoom) ⚠️ Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism—not Force Touch (no haptic feedback or pressure sensitivity). Transmits cursor movement and click signals (left/right physical clicks) Supports standard multi-touch gestures (two-finger scroll, tap-to-click, pinch-to-zoom) ⚠️ Note: This model uses a physical click mechanism—not Force Touch (no haptic feedback or pressure sensitivity). OEM-Quality Build: Matches Apple’s original in: Cable length and routing path Connector type and pin alignment Insulation and flexibility for long-term reliability Cable length and routing path Connector type and pin alignment Insulation and flexibility for long-term reliability Common Use Cases: Replacing a torn, frayed, or corroded original flex cable Fixing: Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Replacing a torn, frayed, or corroded original flex cable Fixing: Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Unresponsive or intermittent trackpad Cursor jumping or drifting Click function failure (left or right) Complete trackpad disconnect Installation Note: Requires bottom case removal and battery disconnect. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket on the logic board—do not force. Cable routes under the battery; handle with care to avoid strain. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians. Requires bottom case removal and battery disconnect. Connects via a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket on the logic board—do not force. Cable routes under the battery; handle with care to avoid strain. Suitable for intermediate to advanced DIYers or technicians.
