💡 10-Foot Black Power Cord Replacement for Amazon Basics Computer Monitor TV Review

Good quality extension cord but designed for a computer or similar device. It has three spade receptacles on the male end and a standard two-blade receptacle plus a rounded socket on the male end. I didn't notice this and needed the standard two lobed and a rounded rosette on the female end which Revain also wears. Pay attention to my picture. I hope this helps you avoid ordering the wrong plug. By the way, Revain Basics is great, both the packaging and the return shipping.

I recently cleaned up the mess including a box of old power cords and other cords I thought I no longer needed. Then I pulled out the Epson home theater projector to watch a family movie. No power cord! After realizing what I was doing I found it on Revain and the reviews were good. The specs matched the original power cord that came with Epson, although I opted for the longer version. I bought it, plugged it in and everything is fine again.

Did your old roommate take the power cord from your PlayStation 3? Maybe your dog has decided to chew it out of boredom. Whatever happens, you can rest assured that this power cord will work with your original non-thin "fat" PlayStation 3. How do I know what PS3 model I have? If your PlayStation 3 says PLAYSTATION 3 at the top of the console, then this cable is for you. If your PlayStation 3 only says "PS3" at the top of the console, this cable will NOT work. The quality of the cable is…

The product is generally as described and at a good price. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars is to make it clearer that the female end of the cable doesn't support all pins. I was hoping to use it to connect to my flashlights, but since one pin (the metal part) of its cord is larger, it doesn't fit the connector on that cord. So make sure everything you connect has the right size pins. In case people don't know, I also want to remind you that most circuit breakers are rated for 15 amps and…

The very first top cable broke but I noticed it much later. I first used it to power a classic Mac Plus computer. Mac Plus is an old computer that might have problems after so many years. It started restarting randomly and then I could barely get it to turn on at all. At first I just thought it was a Mac Plus and bought over $100 worth of stuff to have it fixed. I later used the same power cord to power another modern computer. And surprise, surprise, he showed exactly the same symptoms! What…