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Genuine Dell OEM touchpad ribbon cable (PVW8X) for G Series G16 7630 laptops
This is a genuine Dell OEM ribbon cable designed to connect the touchpad assembly on compatible laptops. It carries the Dell part number PVW8X and is supplied as a new, original component. The cable is specifically validated for the G Series G16 7630 model.
This ribbon cable fits the Dell G Series G16 7630 and restores the connection between the touchpad and the mainboard. It requires no additional adapters or software configuration to function. Buyers needing a different length, connector pitch, or compatibility with other laptop series should verify their specific service manual before ordering.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The cable is designed to match the original Dell specification for the G16 7630, so its flex-life rating is the same as the factory-installed part.
No, it is a passive flexible flat cable that carries only low-voltage touchpad signals without active components.
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