💻 Laptop Spare Parts Directory
We stock parts for laptops across the top brands sold in Malaysia — batteries, keyboards, screens, hinges, DC power jacks, cooling fans, and motherboards. Click a brand below to expand it, then browse by model series. WhatsApp us your exact model if it isn’t listed and we’ll check availability.
Parts come in three categories: original manufacturer parts, pulled parts (tested components from working units of the same chassis), and compatible parts (new, third-party made). Tell us your exact model and we’ll confirm what’s available and in which category.
💻 Lenovo ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Yoga & Legion Click For Models ▼
Business, consumer, and gaming laptop series.
💻 ThinkPad T14 (Gen 1 – Gen 5) 14 parts ▼
All generations grouped — FRU numbers differ by exact generation/config where noted.
💻 ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 5 – Gen 12) 14 parts ▼
All generations grouped — FRU numbers differ significantly by exact generation/config where noted.
💻 ThinkPad E14 (Gen 2 – Gen 6) & E16 (Gen 1 – Gen 2) 13 parts ▼
Budget business line grouped by battery-compatible generation ranges — FRU numbers differ by exact generation/config where noted.
💻 IdeaPad Slim 3 (14″/15″/16″, All Current Chassis Variants) 11 parts ▼
Highest-volume consumer/budget seller. FRU numbers vary significantly by exact chassis size and generation.
💻 Legion 5 (All Generations) 13 parts ▼
Top mainstream gaming seller. FRU numbers vary significantly by exact generation, CPU/GPU configuration, and chassis size (15″/16″/17″).
💻 HP Pavilion, ProBook, EliteBook, ZBook & OMEN Click For Models ▼
Consumer, business, mobile workstation, and gaming laptop series.
💻 EliteBook 840 (G1, G3 – G8) 15 parts ▼
HP’s top business laptop, cited repeatedly as the gold-standard corporate model. Battery is well-standardized within generation groups; boards, covers, and keyboard remain generation-specific.
💻 ProBook 450 (G0 – G10) 14 parts ▼
Most popular ProBook for enterprise deployment. Battery is well-standardized within 3 generation groups; boards, covers, and later keyboards remain generation-specific.
💻 ProBook 440 (G0 – G10) 13 parts ▼
Compact companion to the ProBook 450, sharing the exact same battery generations. Boards, covers, and keyboard remain generation-specific.
💻 Pavilion (14/15/17, All Generations) 13 parts ▼
Largest existing consumer installed base (HP is transitioning new sales to the OmniBook line, but Pavilion units remain widespread for years to come). Battery well-standardized within 3 generation groups.
💻 OMEN (15/16/17, All Generations) 19 parts ▼
HP’s gaming line. Battery and cooling fans are well-documented across multiple generation groups; boards, covers, and keyboard remain highly config-specific.
💻 ASUS ZenBook, Vivobook, ExpertBook & ROG Click For Models ▼
Consumer, business, and gaming laptop series.
💻 Vivobook 15 (X515, X1502, All Generations) 14 parts ▼
Highest-volume mainstream ASUS seller. Battery numbering follows ASUS’s own convention (B31N/C31N prefix) and is well-standardized within generation groups.
💻 ZenBook 14 (All Generations) 15 parts ▼
Premium ultraportable line. Battery numbering follows ASUS’s own convention and is exceptionally well-documented across nearly the whole model history. Motherboards are non-interchangeable between models — always confirm exact SKU from the service label.
💻 ROG Strix G16 (G614, All Sub-Models) 14 parts ▼
Gaming flagship. Two distinct battery capacities exist within the SAME chassis generation (90Wh vs 64Wh) that are explicitly NOT interchangeable — always confirm exact sub-model before ordering.
💻 TUF Gaming A15 (FA506/FA507) & F15 (FX506/FX507), All Generations 14 parts ▼
Budget gaming line, cited as dominating sales volume. Battery and fan numbering is generation and GPU-config specific — sellers explicitly warn against cross-generation fan swaps (RTX20 vs RTX30 series use different fans).
💻 ExpertBook B9 & B5 (Flip), All Generations 12 parts ▼
Business line, rapidly gaining market traction. Battery is genuinely shared across both B9 and B5 Flip within the same generation, simplifying stock.
💻 Dell Inspiron, Latitude, Vostro, XPS & Precision Click For Models ▼
Consumer, business, and mobile workstation laptop series.
💻 Latitude 5000 Series (5420-5550, All Generations) 14 parts ▼
Most-cited reliable business fleet laptop in Malaysia. Battery split cleanly into 4 generation groups; keyboard is genuinely shared across a very broad model range.
💻 Latitude 7000 Series (7270-7530, All Generations) 16 parts ▼
Premium business line. Battery spans 6 confirmed generation groups. Note: Dell’s own support forum confirms two different-voltage batteries can physically fit the same chassis (e.g. 7490) but may require palmrest modification — always match voltage, not just physical fit.
💻 XPS 13 & XPS 15 (All Generations) 15 parts ▼
Premium ultraportable line, huge existing installed base despite Dell’s 2026 rebrand to “Dell Premium.” Battery coverage spans nearly the entire model history, cross-verified directly against Dell’s own official support forum.
💻 Inspiron 15 (3000/5000/7000 Series, All Generations) 14 parts ▼
Budget/mainstream volume leader. 4 confirmed battery generations — sellers explicitly warn WDX0R and YRDD6 are NOT interchangeable despite both covering “5000 series” model ranges. Always confirm exact model number.
💻 Precision 5000 Series (5510-5770, All Generations) 12 parts ▼
Mobile workstation line. Battery and keyboard are genuinely shared with the XPS 15/17 family across matching generations — same chassis platform, different branding. Note: keyboard replacement requires near-full teardown since it ships pre-installed on the palmrest.
💻 Acer Aspire, Swift, Spin, Nitro & Predator Click For Models ▼
Consumer, thin-and-light, and gaming laptop series.
💻 Aspire 3 (A314/A315/A317, All Generations) 13 parts ▼
Budget line, huge installed base. Battery split into 3 generation groups, with genuine overlap across Aspire 1/3/5 and Extensa lines.
💻 Aspire 5 (A514/A515, All Generations) 14 parts ▼
The most iconic, longest-running Acer value laptop. Battery is well-standardized within 4 generation groups, several shared with Swift 3, Aspire 7, and TravelMate P2.
💻 Nitro 5 (AN515/AN517, All Generations) 16 parts ▼
Most popular gaming line, best price-to-performance. Cooling fans split into at least 5 distinct generation groups with explicit NOT-compatible warnings between adjacent generations — this is the most fan-variant-heavy model in the whole laptop catalog, always confirm exact sub-model before ordering.
💻 Predator Helios 300 (PH315/PH317, All Generations) 15 parts ▼
Premium gaming flagship. Battery and cooling fans genuinely shared with the Nitro 5 line across matching generations — same chassis platform, different branding. Motherboards are SKU-specific; Acer’s own numbering format is NH.xxxxx.xxx, tied to the exact model configuration.
💻 Swift 3 (SF313/SF314/SF316, All Generations) 14 parts ▼
Premium ultrabook line. Battery split into 4 generation groups. Note: Acer’s own community forum explicitly warns that Acer batteries “often share nearly identical appearances and connectors, making incorrect purchases extremely common” — always confirm exact sub-model before ordering.
💻 Apple MacBook Air & MacBook Pro Click For Models ▼
Intel and Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) series.
💻 MacBook Air 13″ M1 (2020, A2337) 14 parts ▼
Confirmed by specialized repair shops as having “the best repair ROI” of any Mac — Apple’s own Self Service Repair Program starts with this exact model. Battery, keyboard, and top case are available both as standalone parts and as a bundled Top Case assembly, depending on the exact repair needed. The screen is a complete top-lid assembly rather than separate panel/bezel/lid components.
💻 MacBook Air 13.6″ M2 (2022, A2681) 16 parts ▼
Sourced against Apple’s own official Repair Manual, which lists every part category Apple itself considers orderable — used here as the category checklist. Genuine numbers confirmed for Logic Board and Top Case; most remaining categories confirmed to exist officially but exact part numbers need verification against your supplier.
💻 MacBook Pro 13″ M1 (2020, A2338) 13 parts ▼
A specialized MacBook repair shop identifies battery, display assembly, logic board, and trackpad replacement as the most common jobs on this exact model. Unlike the fanless Air, this Pro model includes active cooling (fan/heatsink), a genuine hardware difference worth knowing.
💻 MacBook Pro 14″ & 16″ M1 Pro/Max (2021, A2442/A2485) 14 parts ▼
Premium workstation-class MacBooks. Logic boards confirmed for both sizes, plus 3 genuinely shared components across multiple generations (battery cable, MagSafe board, bottom case screws/feet). A real repair shop case study confirms keyboard/trackpad symptoms can actually indicate a deeper logic board fault — worth diagnosing carefully before quoting a simple part swap.
💻 MacBook Pro 13″/15″ Intel, Touch Bar (2018-2019, A1989/A1990) 14 parts ▼
Last-generation Intel MacBook Pro before Apple Silicon — “usually worth fixing” per industry repair-economics guidance. Notable for the third-generation butterfly keyboard mechanism, a widely-documented design flaw prone to sticking/double-typing from dust ingress, driving significant repair demand industry-wide. Different repair profile from Apple Silicon models: dual cooling fans, separate keyboard-only purchase options confirmed genuine.
💻 MSI Modern, Prestige, Katana & Raider Click For Models ▼
Productivity and gaming laptop series.
💻 Cyborg 14/15/16 & GF63/GF65 Thin (All Generations) 14 parts ▼
Entry-level budget gaming line. Battery extensively cross-referenced across the whole Thin/Stealth Pro lineage. Known architecture weak point: the original GF63 Thin uses a single-fan cooling system (later revised to dual-fan) in a thin chassis, a well-documented contributor to overheating/thermal throttling complaints.
💻 Katana (GF66/GF76, All Generations) 14 parts ▼
MSI’s most popular mainstream gaming line. Cooling fans confirmed across 2 generations plus one genuine official MSI part number, sourced directly from MSI’s own Spare Parts E-Shop. Note: this chassis is shared closely with the Pulse and Sword lines — several parts cross-reference all three.
💻 Modern 14 & Modern 15 (All Generations) 13 parts ▼
Business/productivity line. 2 battery generations confirmed, with a genuinely important gotcha: BTY-M491 exists in two different connector-color variants that are NOT interchangeable — always verify the original before ordering.
💻 Prestige 14 & Prestige 15 (All Generations) 13 parts ▼
Premium business ultrabook line. 2 battery variants confirmed, both genuinely cross-referenced with the Modern 14/Summit E14 platform, reflecting shared chassis engineering across MSI’s productivity lineup.
💻 GE66 & GE76 Raider (All Generations) 14 parts ▼
Flagship gaming line. Genuinely useful structural finding: GE66 Raider shares its exact keyboard/chassis with GP66 Leopard and GS66 Stealth (MS-1541/MS-1542), and GE76 Raider shares its chassis with GP76 Leopard and GS76 Stealth (MS-17K2/MS-17K3) — real cross-model stocking opportunity even where exact part numbers weren’t independently confirmed.
💻 Samsung Galaxy Book Click For Models ▼
Consumer and business ultrabook series.
💻 Galaxy Book3 & Galaxy Book4 (Mainstream & Pro/Pro 360, All Variants) 13 parts ▼
Samsung’s continuous ultrabook lineage. Motherboard and premium-tier (Pro 360, 16″) battery confirmed genuine; mainstream battery and most physical parts need supplier verification. Hinges are a particularly important check item on the 360/flip variants given the 2-in-1 folding mechanism.
💻 Huawei MateBook Click For Models ▼
Consumer and business ultrabook series.
💻 MateBook D14 & D15 (All Generations) 12 parts ▼
Huawei’s mainstream consumer/business ultrabook line. Battery confirmed for D15; most other parts need supplier verification given genuinely thinner English-language documentation for this brand compared to the mainstream Western OEMs.
💻 Microsoft Surface Laptop & Surface Book Click For Models ▼
Premium 2-in-1 and ultrabook series.
💻 Surface Laptop 3, 4 & 5 (13.5″/15″, All Generations) 12 parts ▼
Premium 2-in-1/ultrabook line. Microsoft runs its own official first-party repair parts store (like Apple’s Self Service Repair) — 6 genuine part numbers confirmed for the 15″ Laptop 4. Notable finding: the screen assembly is officially ONE shared part across all 3 generations, while keyboards are generation and colour-specific. Also worth knowing: replacing the bottom case/enclosure erases the original serial number per Microsoft’s own service guide — record it manually before starting that repair.
