Review on Insignia Universal Power Laptop Charger by Leonard Babers

Ok this is an honest review. I have a Dell 7567. Loading has stopped. Its specifications are 130 watts, 19.5 volts and 6.7 amps. As long as you don't have more or less than 5% of what your original charger had in VOLTS, my original was 19.5, however it is 19 volts which is 3% and the amperage is higher than yours original charger was needed for mine. was 6.7a, this ninth with something, everything will be fine. Considering there were adapters for every charger or laptop, I say it's a steal. It works straight away, the connector works and I have no problems with my laptop. Remember that it is very important that you have higher amperage or at least equal to amperage and that you cannot have more or less than 5% on volts. If your laptop or device is 65 watts and draws between 18.5 and 19.5 volts and draws less than 9 amps combined it will work on your laptop too, just because it can put out 180 watts doesn't mean your system will actually work. Draw that much, the point is to keep the voltage close to what you should have and not let you run out of less current. I hope this helps because god knows 130 watt Dale chargers are hard to come by and not cheap and not all 130 watt chargers are created equal. I studied all day before deciding to buy this and I'm glad I did.