New Keyboard US Layout for MacBook Pro 15” A1707 2016 2017 Replacement For Sale

New Keyboard US Layout for MacBook Pro 15” A1707 2016 2017 Replacement
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New Keyboard US Layout for MacBook Pro 15” A1707 2016 2017 Replacement:
$38.00

New Replacement Keyboard for MacBook Pro 15” A1707

  • Condition:New / Never Used
  • Compatible Model:MacBook Pro A1707
  • Screen Size:15-inch
  • Compatible Years:2016–2017
  • Keyboard Layout:US English / Keyboard
  • Quantity:1 Keyboard

This is a new, unused replacement keyboard for MacBook Pro 15-inch A1707 models.

  • MacBook Pro 15” A1707 – 2017
  • Package Includes:

    • 1 × Keyboard only

    No other parts, screws, tools, cables, or accessories are included unless shown in the photos.

    Important:
    Please check your MacBook model number, keyboard layout, connector, and compare the photos carefully before ordering. Professional installation is recommended.

    The photos show the actual type of item you will receive.



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