💡 19V 6.32A 120W Laptop Adapter A15-120P1A PA-1121-28 AC Power Charger for Asus FX504 UX510UW N56J N56VM N56VZ N750 N500 G50 N53S N55 Laptop: Enhanced Power Supply Solution Review

Cable induces feedback from an external audio source when wired. I connected my stereo to the headphone jack on my laptop with an audio cable. When connecting the charging cable to the mains, a strong hum can be clearly heard over the sound system. The feedback sound disappears when the charging cable is disconnected from the laptop. It's not good to hang up.

I was very nervous about purchasing this cable because although the main power supply was identical to my existing power supply, I wasn't sure how to connect it to my computer. I can't seem to find a cable that's compatible with my Asus Q536F - and Asus doesn't specify the connector size - making the purchase a 'roll of the dice'. in" connector on the power cord did not match my power connector, they provided an adapter that did the job! Can't say THANK YOU enough.

. The 120 volt power cord is clearly defective on the unit I received. I would plug it in and it would charge for a while and then stop. The problem was the three prong 120 volt power cord. It has no obvious visible flaws, but when I replaced this cable with another, it started charging normally again. I've tried this multiple times to make sure the cable is bad.

I've had this adapter for over a month now and haven't had any problems with it. The adapter gets hot when the laptop is charging, but overall it does its job pretty well. It fits perfectly on my GL552VW with 5.5mm outer diameter and 2.5mm inner diameter. For devices with 4.5*3.0mm jack plug, they also include an adapter plug converter.

If you don't see a significant number of results for 'Asus A15 Adapter', it means it's an adapter or something similar from the same manufacturer. It doesn't fit the Asus A15 charger at all, with or without a converter. Someone in another of the search results also pointed this out, and I assumed it would be different for that. It's not, and now I'm assuming everyone else is lying too, since it's from the same company, avoid all of that.

Cable causes feedback to an external audio source when wired. I connected my stereo to the headphone jack on my laptop with an audio cable. When connecting the charging cable to the mains, a strong hum can be clearly heard over the sound system. The feedback sound disappears when the charging cable is disconnected from the laptop. It's not good to hang up.

If you see quite a few search results for "Asus A15 Adapter", then this or a similar adapter is from the same manufacturer. It doesn't fit the Asus A15 charger at all, with or without a converter. Someone else in the search results also pointed this out, and I assumed it would be different for that. This is not true and now I assume everyone else is lying too as this is from the same company avoid all of this.