MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement

MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement Description
If a key on your MacBook Air 13-inch M5 came off, is missing, wobbles or won't sit flat, the keycap usually needs replacing. We order US keycaps for the main keyboard area for your repair. The price is $39.99 for one key and $15 for each additional key. If the scissor mechanism under the key is broken too, or the key still doesn't type with a new cap, the Mac needs a keyboard replacement instead, and we'll tell you before doing anything more.

Symptoms this repair should fix:

• Key came off or is missing
• Key wobbles or sits crooked
• Cracked or worn, shiny keycap
• Pet or child pulled keys off

Mail-in repair:
This part is out of stock right now, so please call or text us at (949) 903-6452 before you ship your Mac. Once the part is back, we'll tell you when to send it, repair it and ship it back to you, with free standard return shipping.

Get your MacBook Air repaired in Orange County, CA!
For this repair this part is out of stock right now, so call or text us for an update on when it will be available. Feel free to come to our storefront in Mission Viejo if you are close by. An appointment is recommended.

Let our experienced technicians fix your device.
Our technicians have done over 30,000 repairs, so your MacBook Air is in good hands.

Find Out Which Mac You Have

The MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) is Apple's 13-inch MacBook Air with the Apple M5 chip, released in 2026. Its model number is A3449. It comes in Silver, Starlight, Sky Blue and Midnight, has a flat body of even thickness, a 13.6-inch screen with a notch at the top, a MagSafe port and two USB-C ports on the left and a headphone jack on the right.

Option 1: Check About This Mac
If your Mac turns on, choose Apple menu > About This Mac. It should say MacBook Air (13-inch, M5, 2026) and Chip: Apple M5.

Option 2: Mac won't turn on?
Turn it over: the model number (A3449) is printed in small text on the bottom case. You can also bring it to our shop and we'll identify it for you.

Is it the 15-inch M5 instead?
The 15-inch (M5, 2026) looks the same but is a different size, and its model number is A3448. Its parts are different, so see our MacBook Air 15" M5 (2026) repairs.

Another MacBook Air with a different chip?
Check the model number on the bottom case: MacBook Air 13" M3 (2024) is A3113; MacBook Air 15" M3 (2024) is A3114; MacBook Air 13" M4 (2025) is A3240; MacBook Air 15" M4 (2025) is A3241. For the M2 Air, MacBook Air 13" M2 (2022) is A2681; MacBook Air 15" M2 (2023) is A2941. Parts differ between generations, so use the page that matches your number or call or text us for a quote.

If your Mac isn't a MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026), see our Mac repair page or call or text us at (949) 903-6452 and we'll help you figure it out.

MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement FAQ

How much does a MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement cost?
The MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement at RxTech Repair is $39.99 for one key and $15 for each additional key, including parts and labor. Mail-in repairs include free standard return shipping.

How long does a MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement take?
This part is out of stock right now, so we can't give a date yet. Call or text us at (949) 903-6452 for an update on when it will be available.

Can I mail in my MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) for repair?
Yes, once the part is back in stock. Call or text us at (949) 903-6452 and we'll tell you when to ship your MacBook Air to RxTech Repair, and we'll repair it and ship it back to you. See our shipping directions.

What does the MacBook Air 13" M5 (2026) Keycap Replacement fix?
It replaces broken or missing keycaps, so every key sits flat and looks right again.

Will I lose my data?
No. This repair doesn't touch your storage, so your files, photos and apps stay on the Mac. We still recommend a Time Machine or iCloud backup before any repair.

Which Mac does this repair fit?
This repair is for the MacBook Air 13-inch (M5, 2026), model number A3449. To check yours, choose Apple menu > About This Mac, or look for the model number printed on the bottom case.