Why do I suggest you get used to the built-in keyboard? Because you'll never be able to carry around the external one.

Don't talk to me about key programs, don't discuss rebounds with me.

You've already lost when you have to carry a laptop on your back to catch a high-speed train and then rummage through your bag for a keyboard dock, palm rest, and cables.

There are only 3 criteria for a truly good built-in keyboard:

1. When typing with legs on the desk, no accidental touch (precise touchpad disablement).

2. Pour half a glass of water, and it can drain out when turned upside down (splash-proof design).

3. Turn off the lights and write the proposal at night—the little horizontal bar on the F and J keys can be felt with your eyes closed

Finding a reliable website to purchase a high-quality keyboard is crucial, but knowing how to remove the old keyboard and install the new one is even more important

For detailed instructions on how to disassemble a keyboard, we previously provided them in "How to find the laptop model and keyboard part number?”

The article delves into this topic in depth, https://www.laptop-parts.com/-replacing-my-old-keyboard/