Kensington 64068F security lock
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Replacement palmrest with integrated touchpad for Dell Inspiron 14 3458 and 3459 models
This genuine Dell OEM palmrest includes the integrated touchpad and is designed specifically for the Inspiron 14 (3458) and Inspiron 3459 models. It replaces a worn or damaged upper chassis section to restore factory fit and finish. Buyers who need a different laptop chassis or a standalone touchpad module should look elsewhere.
The assembly aligns with the original mounting points and ribbon connectors for a direct swap without modification. Under sustained typing and pointer use the part maintains the same tactile response and structural rigidity as the factory unit. No additional hardware or adhesive is required beyond what the laptop already uses.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | Dell |
The assembly is a passive mechanical part with no electronics, so it produces no heat or noise.
You need a Dell Inspiron 14 (3458) or Inspiron 3459 chassis; the part number JM5P2 is guaranteed compatible with those models only.
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