Replacement with Backlit Keyboard Compatible with Lenovo Yoga 730-13IKB 730-13IWL 730-15IKB 730-15IWL, Flex 6-14ARR Flex 6-14IKB Series Laptop US Layout

Solved the notorious problem with my Lenovo yoga with certain keys not working. It will take a little to install and I highly recommend watching a YouTube video but it can be done. I have no experience working on computers and I was able to replace it

I didn't get around to installing this for several months so I was past the return policy. Half the keys are not functional. Waste of time and money for me.

If you aren't familiar with how to install a keyboard I highly recommend you don't attempt it yourself, but if you take this bad boy to a computer shop they'll be able to help you out for sure. I've literally never attempted repairing a keyboard before and I pulled it off somehow. The backlight works just fine. Every key is functional. The only problem I've had with the keyboard is that the little round light that tells you the CAPS lock is on isn't working, but that could actually be an issue on my end, plus it doesn't really bother me.

This fit my Yoga 730-13ikb perfectly.It is a pretty good replacement. It looks almost identical to the old one. The buttons feel slightly different but not bad.The original keyboard had a metal backing frame, but the replacement used a plastic backing. Also, the backlight is built in, where the original the backlight is attached separately by a giant sticker.

Fit my Lenovo 730-13ikb. Was kind of a pain to replace the old one, but that’s the fault of Lenovo and not the keyboard.The backlight ribbon cable came bent, but it seems like everything is working at the moment. The keyboard feels a bit more squishy than the original, but at least all the keys seem to work.

I didn't get around to installing this for several months so I was past the return policy. Half the keys are not functional. Waste of time and money for me.

There is an excellent video of the installation process. Search for "lenovo yoga 730-13ikb keyboard replacement." Not a difficult job for someone with experience taking apart notebooks and laptops. The hardest part is peeling off a plastic and copper shield from the old keyboard that must be reused without tearing it. I angled mine pretty good but was able to keep it in one piece, flatten it out and reuse it. Also be aware that there are about 30 very small screws that hold the keyboard to the frame. A magnetic ph000 (phillips head) screwdriver is a blessing.

Worked well after initial install. Now keys are malfunctioning. Some getting stuck other not responding.