MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement
Model Numbers: A2337 (printed on the bottom case)
Turnaround: We order the part (usually arrives in 1-2 business days), then 3-4 hours in Mission Viejo, CA
Availability: Part ordered for your repair, usually arrives in 1-2 business days
MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement Description
If keys on your MacBook Air M1 don't respond, type twice, stick, or the keyboard stopped working after a spill, the keyboard needs replacing. On this model the keyboard is riveted into the top case (the aluminum deck around the keys), so we replace the whole top case with a new one in your Mac's color (Silver, Space Gray or Gold), with a US keyboard already installed, and move your logic board, battery, speakers and trackpad over to it. We keep your original Touch ID button, so Touch ID keeps working. The battery has to come out for this repair anyway, so ask us about replacing a worn battery at the same time for less.
Symptoms this repair should fix:
- Keys don't respond or type twice
- Sticky or crunchy keys
- Keyboard stopped working after a spill
- Backlight not working or a bent, dented keyboard deck
Ship your MacBook Air to us from anywhere in the US!
Simply buy the repair using a credit card or PayPal using the button above, ship your Mac to us, and we'll take care of the rest! We cover return shipping to you for free via standard shipping. If you need expedited 2-day return shipping, you have that option above for an additional fee.
Get your MacBook Air repaired in Orange County, CA!
For this repair we order the part (it usually arrives in 1-2 business days), then the repair takes 3-4 hours. 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 M1 (2020) is Apple's 13-inch MacBook Air with the Apple M1 chip, released in late 2020. Its model number is A2337. It comes in Silver, Space Gray and Gold, has a wedge shape that gets thinner toward the front, 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 (M1, 2020) and Chip: Apple M1.
Option 2: Mac won't turn on?
Turn it over: the model number (A2337) is printed in small text on the bottom case. You can also bring it to our shop and we'll identify it for you.
Looks the same but says A2179?
That's the Intel MacBook Air from early 2020. It looks identical but uses different parts, so call or text us for a quote.
If your Mac isn't a MacBook Air M1 (2020), see our Mac repair page or call or text us at (949) 903-6452 and we'll help you figure it out.
MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement FAQ
How much does a MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement cost?
The MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement at RxTech Repair is $349.99, including parts and labor. Mail-in repairs include free standard return shipping.
How long does a MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement take?
We order the part for your Mac, which usually arrives in 1-2 business days. Once it's in, the repair takes 3-4 hours at our Mission Viejo, CA shop. Mail-in repairs are done as soon as the part is in.
Can I mail in my MacBook Air M1 (2020) for repair?
Yes. Buy the repair on this page, ship your MacBook Air to RxTech Repair from anywhere in the US using USPS, UPS or FedEx, and we'll repair it and ship it back to you. See our shipping directions.
What does the MacBook Air M1 (2020) Keyboard Replacement fix?
It replaces the top case and keyboard, so every key types normally again and the keyboard deck looks new.
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 (M1, 2020), model number A2337. To check yours, choose Apple menu > About This Mac, or look for the model number printed on the bottom case.






















