💻 Belker 90w Universal Laptop Charger AC Adapter with Fast Charging USB Port for Hp Dell Toshiba IBM Lenovo Acer Asus Samsung Sony Fujitsu Gateway Notebook Ultrabook Review

I've always wondered why a basic charger has to be so bulky and heavy? Well they don't! This slim device is better for travel, lighter and better suited for fast charging. I was particularly surprised by the possibility of fast charging, which I consider a bonus. If you ever have one, I hope you experience the same pleasure. Good luck to all

I look for three things in a universal charger: 1. It has to provide the right voltage and be rated for the right power. (I won't say it has to be the correct amperage as different devices draw different currents at different times. As long as they provide the correct electrical potential (voltage) and are rated for the correct wattage, P = IV I know that this gives my device the right entry.) 2. It should be small and light enough to be carried with the laptop.3. Damn spikes gotta stay in…

Simple and lightweight 90W replacement laptop power adapter. Adequate supply of different connectors as manufacturers cannot agree on a standard. All in all a reasonable price.

I get a lot of old cars as gifts that I repair and then give away to friends and family. Most come without a charger. I've used this on Acers, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony Vaio and Toshiba. Giving away a laptop is too expensive, OEM for everyone is usually much cheaper. They have a slightly cheaper version that doesn't have a built-in USB charger, but it's very handy for my needs. They also have 45W, 65W and 70W versions if your laptop doesn't need 90W. I recommend this brand, Belker.

I bought this product as a last resort. I was traveling, working remotely and forgot to pack my laptop charger. I came across this offer on Revain and it turned out to be a great buy! It not only fits my laptop but everyone else in the house, it comes with every adapter imaginable, thanks Revain for the great deal!

Great value, great laptop features! What impressed me the most is that I have a laptop where the charger says 120W; I plugged in this 90w charger and it didn't give me the warning in the bottom right corner telling me to find a more powerful charger. Accidentally stumbled across the wonders of a universal charger. My work computer is a Lenovo, so it has a fancy charger. I went home (out of state) and remembered to take the main charger off my docking station, so I went to Best Buy and they had…

I needed a new laptop charger after losing the one that came with my laptop. I bought a cheap fake as I needed it ASAP and it had a day delivery time. I quickly decided to look better and started looking for universal laptop chargers. So far I like this one. I love how thin it is and how long the charger itself is. This works for my HP Notebook 15 laptop. The great thing about all these tips is that if I get a new laptop in the future, I'll already have another charger ready with all the tips.

Having to carry my personal laptop to and from the office, I wanted to make sure I had an extra charger with me for when I was traveling. This charger was perfect for what I needed and was a reasonable price. I'll probably order another one if my original factory charger fails.

It works as advertised but none of the plugs that plug into the laptop or tablet are labeled so you have to examine them carefully and there are no instructions to identify them and the whole thing to round off, there is no where to store the forks. I'm talking about a dozen small, easy to lose, mostly black hop pieces. I used a medium sized pill bottle which I taped to one side of the power pack.