Adapter Charger ADP 65JH EXA0703YH ADP 65GD Review

Good replacement for Asus A55A laptop. The OEM is rated at 65W / 3.42A, but this one works fine at 90W / 4.74A. For people concerned if the voltage is the same and the amperage is the same or greater than your OEM, Is everything ok.

After losing my laptop charger I was sure I would pay a lot of money for a replacement charger but it's cheap and fits my (old) one Asus laptop. The only problem I've noticed is that it gets *very* hot after almost a while. I don't feel like my old charger got hot that quickly.

The product works perfectly. In terms of durability I gave it a 4 as it works now and I really need to review this product in a year to rate properly. The product is light. And in terms of value for money I saw the price clearly and the product works for what I bought it for so is it really working class or not working class as the price was clear when I bought it.

I bought this because my laptop wouldn't charge and I wasn't sure if it was a charger or a charging port. Turns out this is a port and needs to be fixed. But this charger works the same as the regular one. I bought this first because the price was much lower than the repair. Also, when charging (I have to switch to the charging port) this charger charges faster than the standard charger. So when I fix my laptop it will be my regular charger.

Worked on my System 76 Gazelle 13 but cheaply made. I was visiting out of state when I discovered I had forgotten the adapter for my laptop. As this is a System76 purchased here from Canada I needed to find out the amps and voltage and found that the Asus adapters would most likely fit as they use a simple coax connector. It saved my trip but I would only use it as a last resort. My original Chicani Made-e adapter (never heard of it) weighs twice as much and heats up a lot less than the cheap…

I was trying to decide if I should give this one a 4 or 5. I had a little problem with 2 chargers. One worked for several weeks but was constantly connected to the network because the laptop was used in the same place every day. When I started moving the laptop and started draining the battery every day, the charger stopped working after a short while. As it has been less than a year since the purchase, I emailed the seller. They were very nice and sent me a new one right away. I got it in less

19V No Name Laptop Charger Made in China. The documentation that came with my laptop states that the output voltage of the charger should not vary by more than + or - 5% from the rated input voltage stated. The performance I received during the test showed that it stays within this range. I didn't notice any overloads when connecting the charger. Either at idle or at part load. This is a desirable trait. From a load of around 10.5 W, the efficiency is decent. After running the charger at around