Replacment keyboard for Macbook 2007?

To replace the keyboard, you have to replace the whole topcase which consists of the trackpad, keyboard, palmreset, and power button. There are two compatible models for your Macbook. The one with the number lock and the one with the media keys. Both will work with your Macbook. They can be found on eBay for about $60-$80 for a new one. They aren't something that can be counterfeited very well or at all. Most, if not all, of the ones you will find will be OEM Apple ones.

 

just to add to Intell´s post above there are two connector types, one orange and one silver. you need to get the right one for your macbook

 

All non-unibody Macbooks, like the 2007 model, take the silver connector.

 

aha, i had heard they used different connectors spanning the same models.

 

Unibody keybords

how about a newer Macbook unibody? Will the black keyboards from the 2009 aluminum unibodys replace the white keyboards on the 2009/2010 white unibodys? I know that the keyboards are "part of" the top case but I have seen ways to separate the glued on metal backplate on the topcase to get at the keyboard. I can find inexpensive ($20) replacements in black but not in white and the replacement top cases for the white unibody go for a lot more ($100-165). I know that the connectors on the motherboard are the same, just not sure that the pinouts are the same

 

They are not compatible.

 

I want to do the same top case swap on my 2008 Macbook black, but i'm using a danish keyboard. Can i buy e.g. a UK top case and switch over some of the danish buttons from my old top case?