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DELL Studio 1535 1536 1537 Biometric Palmrest Touchpad M252C
Genuine Dell replacement biometric palmrest assembly with fingerprint reader for Studio 1535, 1536 and 1537 laptops
- Genuine Dell replacement part for Studio 1535 1536 1537 models
- Integrated fingerprint reader enables biometric login security
- Complete assembly includes touchpad buttons and speaker unit
- Graphite Gray finish matches original laptop aesthetics
- New condition ensures reliable performance from installation
Genuine Dell palmrest for Studio 1535 1536 1537
This is a genuine Dell replacement biometric palmrest touchpad assembly designed for Dell Studio 1535, 1536 and 1537 laptops. It carries Dell part number M252C and comes in Graphite Gray. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
Integrated fingerprint reader and speaker assembly
The assembly includes the touchpad, touchpad buttons, touchpad circuitry with ribbon cable, fingerprint reader with ribbon cable, and speaker assembly. These components arrive pre-assembled so the fingerprint reader and audio functions are restored together when the palmrest is fitted.
Verify exact model match before ordering
This palmrest fits only the Dell Studio 1535, 1536 and 1537 series. Other Dell Studio or Inspiron models use different part numbers and mounting points. Confirm your laptop model number matches one of the three listed models before purchase.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell replacement part for Studio 1535 1536 1537 models
- Integrated fingerprint reader enables biometric login security
- Complete assembly includes touchpad buttons and speaker unit
- Graphite Gray finish matches original laptop aesthetics
- New condition ensures reliable performance from installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the fingerprint reader on this M252C palmrest need recalibration or replacement over time?
The fingerprint reader is integrated into the palmrest assembly and connects via its own ribbon cable; if it fails, the whole M252C unit is replaced.
Which component reaches its limit first during continuous use — the touchpad sensor or the fingerprint reader?
Both sensors are solid-state with no moving parts; the mechanical touchpad buttons typically wear before either sensor degrades.
Does the graphite-gray M252C palmrest run warm or draw extra power when the laptop is on all day?
The assembly is passive — it adds no heat or power draw beyond the laptop's own controller circuitry.
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