Laptop Parts Retailer · United Kingdom

Wikiparts

Wikiparts is a British retailer specialising in laptop spare parts: screens, adapters, keyboards, hinges and accessories compatible with major brands. Orders placed before 2:30 PM are dispatched the same day.

About Wikiparts

Wikiparts, laptop spare parts shipped from the United Kingdom

Wikiparts is an e-commerce business based in the United Kingdom dedicated to selling spare parts for laptops. Its catalogue is organised into four main families — screens, adapters, keyboards and accessories — and covers both compatible components and original products from certain brands. The shop operates with prices in pounds sterling (GBP) and offers international shipping to numerous European countries, in addition to the British market.

Screens, adapters and keyboards: the core of the catalogue

The screens section includes LED LCD replacements in various sizes and finishes, with matte and glossy options. The catalogue shows specific references such as the 12.5-inch HB125WX1-200 screen, the 15.6-inch screen for Acer Aspire 2754 or the 11.6-inch screens for the Acer Aspire E11 and V5-123 series, with prices that at the time of analysis ranged between £16.23 and £27.24 and variable stock availability.

In adapters, Wikiparts sells both original Delta brand models and compatible alternatives. The Delta range covers power ratings of 45 W, 65 W, 90 W, 100 W, 120 W, 140 W, 150 W, 180 W and 240 W, with various connectors (5.5 x 1.7 mm, 5.5 x 2.5 mm, 3.0 x 1.0 mm, 4.5 x 3.0 mm, 7.4 x 5.0 mm and Type-C). It also offers a complete line of USB Type-C chargers from 20 W to 152 W.

Replacement keyboards are grouped by compatible brand, with options for Toshiba, Apple, HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, Sony and Asus devices. The company presents these products as direct replacement solutions to restore device functionality.

Accessories and repair components

Beyond the three main categories, the shop has an accessories section that brings together top lids, bottom base covers, hinges, docking stations and hubs, fans, cables, brackets and strips, microfibre cloths, stylus pens, screen protectors, DC jacks, hinge covers, anti-theft products, mobile phone screen protectors, desk mats and phone grips. It also includes a section for new products and another for laptop batteries.

Compatibility by brand

The catalogue is largely organised by compatibility. In adapters, parts are classified for Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Apple, Lenovo, Sony, Samsung, Delta, MSI, Toshiba, LG, Amazon, Microsoft, Dynabook and Google devices. In screens, compatibility covers Asus, Dell, Samsung, Apple, HP, Acer, MSI, Lenovo, Razer, Toshiba, Aorus, Microsoft, Dynabook, Cyberpower, Auo, Panda, LG and Huawei. Keyboards are grouped by Toshiba, Apple, HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, Sony and Asus.

Logistics, packaging and warranties

Wikiparts dispatches orders placed before 2:30 PM the same day, Monday to Friday, and offers next working day delivery. It works with couriers such as Royal Mail and UPS. For fragile items such as screens and keyboards it uses strong boxes with bubble wrap and fragile markings; small products, such as adapters, are sent in Jiffy padded envelopes.

The company details its warranty policy: one year for laptop adapters, six months for screens and three months for keyboards, LCD back lids, palmrests, trackpads, Touch Bar, MacBook Touch ID scanner, assemblies and OLED screens. Regarding screens, it states that they comply with the ISO 13406-2 standard (types 2 and 3), which allows between two and five defective pixels within industry standards; on a 1080p screen, four dead pixels and ten dead sub-pixels would be within tolerance. The company offers a screen replacement if it has dead pixels, with the customer responsible for returning it unused and without physical damage, and asks customers to get in touch before purchasing if a screen with no defective pixels is required.

With respect to returns, if a defect or damage occurs during transit, the buyer must return the goods to the seller within seven days of delivery, in their original packaging and with all original materials, labels and protections. The company stresses the need to keep the original packaging to inspect damage and process claims with the insurer or carrier, and warns that no refunds or replacements will be issued without the original packaging.

In brief

Laptop spare parts and replacements