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HP Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY, 15Z-EY black US keyboard
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HP Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY, 15Z-EY black US keyboard

SKU: LT-10028337 In Stock
US $5.80
Model / Part # Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY, 15Z-EY
Condition NEW
Origin / Location shenzhen,China

Replacement Keyboard – Manufacturer & Keycap Compatibility Guide

HP Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY, 15Z-EY black US keyboard (Model: Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY, 15Z-EY) is a replacement keyboard designed for laptop systems. Understanding the original manufacturer of your keyboard is crucial when you need to replace individual keycaps or if you care about the typing feel.

Technical Specifications:

  • Part Number: Envy x360 15-EW, 15-EY, 15Z-EY
  • SKU: LT-10028337
  • Product Status: Brand New
  • Warranty: 90‑day replacement

Compatible Systems (reference):

240 G10 245 G10


TPN-C157


HP Envy x360 15-EW Series

HP Envy x360 15-EW0013DX

HP Envy x360 15-EW0023DX

HP Envy x360 15-EW1047NR

HP Envy x360 15-EW1058WM

HP Envy x360 15-EW1073CL

HP Envy x360 15-EW1082WM


HP Envy x360 15-EY Series

HP Envy x360 15-EY0013DX

HP Envy x360 15-EY0023DX

HP Envy x360 15-EY1045CL

HP Envy x360 15-EY1077WM

HP Envy x360 15Z-EY Series


HP Pavilion x360 14-EK Series

HP Pavilion x360 14-EK0013DX

HP Pavilion x360 14-EK0033DX

HP Pavilion x360 14-EK0073DX


HP 14-EM series

HP 14-EM0000 Series

HP 14-EM0018CA

HP 14-EM0033NR

HP 14-EM0167NR

HP 14-EM0225NR


HP 14Z-EM series

HP 14Z-EM0000 Series


HP 14-EP Series

HP 14-EP0008CA

HP 14-EP0010NR

HP 14-EP0033CL

HP 14-EP0063CL

HP 14-EP0097NR

HP 14-EP0145CL

HP 14-EP0199NR

HP 14-EP0792WM

HP 14-EP1047NR

HP 14-EP1063CL


HP 14T-EP Series

HP 14T-EP0000 Series

HP 14T-EP1000 Series

Common Keyboard Manufacturers & Their Key Scissors:

  • Chicony – one of the largest suppliers, found in many Dell, HP, and Lenovo laptops. Uses a distinct scissor design.
  • Sunrex – common in Acer, Asus, and some HP models. Their scissor mechanism has a unique hinge shape.
  • Darfon – often used in Dell and Apple keyboards. Known for a particular scissor pivot design.
  • Alps – older laptops, but still found in some business models. Their scissor mechanism is taller.
  • Lite-On – used in many gaming laptops, often paired with RGB backlighting.
  • Primax – common in low‑cost laptops, simple scissor design.
  • NMB (Minebea) – premium keyboards, often found in high‑end business laptops like older ThinkPads.

Keycap Compatibility – Critical Info!

  • Keycaps from different manufacturers are NOT interchangeable – even if they look similar, the scissor hinge and mounting clips differ.
  • If you are replacing the entire keyboard assembly, you don't need to worry about this – the new keyboard comes with its own keycaps already attached.
  • If you are buying individual keycaps (e.g., to replace a broken key), you must order keycaps from the same manufacturer that made your original keyboard.
  • How to check the manufacturer? Look for a sticker on the back of the keyboard (visible after removal) – it usually has a brand name or a manufacturer code (e.g., “CHICONY”, “SUNREX”, “DF” for Darfon, etc.).
  • If you are unsure, contact us before ordering – provide a clear photo of the keycap underside (showing the scissor mechanism). We will identify the manufacturer and confirm compatibility.

Key Travel (Stroke Length) & Typing Feel:

  • Key travel varies significantly between different keyboard designs and manufacturers.
  • ThinkPad keyboards typically have longer key travel (1.8‑2.0 mm) – providing a deep, tactile feedback loved by typists.
  • Ultra‑thin laptops (e.g., MacBook, Dell XPS) often have very short travel (1.2‑1.5 mm) – resulting in a shallow, crisp feel.
  • Mechanical keyboards have even longer travel (2.0‑4.0 mm) with distinct tactile or clicky feedback, but they are not used in laptops (external only).
  • Key travel is determined by the scissor mechanism design – different manufacturers and series produce different travel distances.
  • When replacing a keyboard, consider if you prefer a longer, softer travel or a shorter, snappier feel. The same laptop model may have multiple keyboard variants with different travel depending on the supplier.

How to Identify Your Keyboard Manufacturer & Key Travel:

  • Check the keyboard sticker (usually on the back of the keyboard or on the ribbon cable) – it often shows the brand (e.g., Chicony, Sunrex).
  • Remove a keycap carefully – take a photo of the scissor mechanism and the keycap underside, then send it to us for identification.
  • Search your laptop model + "keyboard manufacturer" online – many forums have discussions about which suppliers are used.
  • Compare the key travel depth by gently pressing a key – longer travel feels more cushioned, shorter travel feels more shallow.

Need help identifying your keyboard? Send us a clear photo of the keyboard back sticker and a close‑up of the keycap underside (with the scissor visible). We'll confirm the manufacturer and recommend the correct parts. For custom orders, email us at email.

⚠️ Manufacturer & Keycap Compatibility – Critical!
  • Keycaps from different manufacturers are NOT interchangeable. The scissor mechanisms and mounting clips are unique to each brand.
  • If you are replacing the entire keyboard, you do not need to worry – the new keyboard includes all keycaps already attached.
  • If you are only replacing individual keycaps, you must order keycaps made by the same manufacturer as your original keyboard.
  • How to verify? Look for the manufacturer name on the keyboard sticker (e.g., Chicony, Sunrex, Darfon, etc.). If unsure, send us a photo of the keycap underside and we will identify it.
  • Key travel (stroke) varies – ThinkPads have long travel (1.8mm+), ultra‑thins have short travel (1.2‑1.5mm). Choose a replacement that matches your preferred typing feel.

When in doubt, contact us with a photo of your keycap's underside – we will confirm compatibility before you order.
Keyboard quality testing

100% Tested – Keys, Print & Layout Verified

Every keyboard is individually inspected for all key switches, printed legend accuracy, and physical layout correctness. We also verify the key travel consistency across all keys to ensure a uniform typing feel.

Key switch test Legend / print check Key travel consistency

Laptop Keyboard Manufacturer & Keycap Guide

Identify the maker, understand key travel, and choose the right replacement

1 Major Keyboard Manufacturers

Manufacturer Common Laptop Brands Scissor Design
ChiconyDell, HP, LenovoMedium hinge, widely used
SunrexAcer, Asus, HPUnique hinge shape
DarfonDell, AppleSpecific pivot design
AlpsOlder laptops, some businessTaller mechanism
Lite-OnGaming laptops (e.g., MSI)Often with RGB support
PrimaxBudget laptopsSimple scissor
NMB (Minebea)High‑end business, older ThinkPadPremium, smooth

2 Keycap Compatibility – Critical Info

Not Interchangeable

Keycaps from different manufacturers have different scissor hinges and mounting clips. They will not snap onto the keyboard correctly, and may be loose or cause sticking.

Whole Keyboard vs. Individual Keys

If you buy a complete keyboard assembly, compatibility is handled – the keycaps are already attached. If you only need a few keycaps, you must match the original manufacturer.

3 Key Travel (Stroke) & Typing Feel

1.2‑1.5mm
Short Travel

Found in ultra‑thin laptops (MacBook, Dell XPS, Lenovo Yoga). Crisp, shallow feel; fast typing but less tactile feedback.

1.8‑2.0mm
Medium Travel

Classic ThinkPad feel – deep, tactile, satisfying keypress. Preferred by heavy typists and programmers.

2.0‑4.0mm
Long Travel

Mechanical keyboards (external). Not used in laptops, but included here for reference. Highly tactile and audible feedback.

Key travel affects typing comfort, speed, and accuracy. Choose a replacement keyboard that matches your preferred feel.

4 How to Choose the Right Keyboard

Step 1: Identify the Manufacturer

Check the sticker on the back of the keyboard or on the ribbon cable – look for names like Chicony, Sunrex, Darfon, etc.

Step 2: Decide – Whole Keyboard or Keycaps?

For whole replacement, you can ignore manufacturer details. For keycaps only, match the manufacturer exactly.

Step 3: Consider Key Travel Preference

If you like a deeper, tactile feel, look for keyboards with longer travel (ThinkPad style). For shallow, crisp feel, choose ultra‑thin style.

Step 4: Send Photo for Verification

If unsure, take a photo of the keyboard back sticker and the keycap underside, and send it to us – we will confirm the correct part.

Unsure about your keyboard manufacturer or keycap compatibility? Take a clear photo of the keyboard back sticker and a close‑up of the keycap underside (showing the scissor mechanism) and send it to us. We'll identify the maker and recommend the correct replacement.
For custom orders or assistance, email us directly: email