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๐ Upgrade Your BMW iDrive: Precision, Durability & Style in Every Click!
The Jaroxn 7-piece iDrive Multimedia Button Replacement Set offers a premium, OEM-quality upgrade for BMW F Series and X models (2010-2019). Made from durable ABS+PC material with laser-etched backlit lettering, these buttons provide a flawless fit and superior wear resistance compared to original parts. Designed as true replacementsโnot mere coversโthey restore tactile responsiveness and visual clarity, making your BMWโs control interface look and feel brand new.
| ASIN | B0B8QQPYFD |
| Best Sellers Rank | 85,476 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) 1,695 in Car Push Button Switches Switches |
| Brand | Jaronx |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (168) |
| Date First Available | 12 Oct. 2023 |
| Item Weight | 32 g |
| Item model number | iDrive Button-7PCS |
| Manufacturer | Jaronx |
| Manufacturer part number | 65829286700 65829253945 |
| Model | Compatible with BMW iDrive Buttons |
| Package Dimensions | 11.3 x 6.91 x 5.41 cm; 32 g |
L**E
Excellent OEM fit
Excellent OEM fit ; identical as original! Suitable for different markets with two additional buttons (MAP & NAV / MEDIA & CD)
B**N
Great product
Delivered ahead of schedule & welk packaged. Product was just what I needed to repair infotainment knob.
R**K
great product
great product
S**E
Excellent
Good quality
N**D
Wrong description
Product description is wrong. It is not fixing in my BMW. Please change it.
N**L
The Product is as described by the Seller, a Good Quality Product
A Nice Set with good Details , Description and Pictures by the Seller !
L**.
Looks OEM
Great replacement. Looks same like Original button
B**N
Worked great to restore the iDrive buttons on my E93
Install was pretty straight forward. I'd suggest and angled pick tool to undo some of the clips on the oem buttons. Removing the knob cover can be tricky without damaging the outer polished metal ring. What worked for me was to stab the original plastic knob cover with a pick tool by twisting the pick back and forth while applying pressure. It's pretty easy to get the pick to pierce through the cover that way. Once it's through, the cover is pretty easy to lever out. This way you aren't prying on or damaging anything (besides the cover you are replacing anyway; just be careful not to pierce too deeply into the cover and mess anything up inside. You only need to get the tip one or two millimeters through the cover to lever it out.
A**S
Like OEM
Love this
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