🔌 90W AC Adapter Laptop Charger Toshiba Satellite C655 C655D C675 C850 C855 C855D C875 C50 C55 C55D C55DT C55T C75 C75D L50 L55 L55D L75 L305 ; PA3714U-1ACA PA5035U-1ACA PA3917U-1ACA Power Cord Review

Nothing to say. I work and fit perfectly in my laptop. Just got it to work and boot my computer. I like the "L" shape on the cable that connects to the laptop. The old one didn't, and this put a strain on the outlet. I would buy again.

Charger looks good. It fits my computer as advertised, the specs seem right and it definitely charges it. Delivered on time. I just received it so time will tell if it holds up. It will probably last longer than the fake 3rd party batteries I have to buy now since the laptop is 5 years old. But unfortunately this has nothing to do with the charger. I really wish it was a little longer though. Did she say that? Ba-dum-boom!

I suspect that the secondary winding of the output side of the transformer is too small for the rated load. It actually gets too hot to touch. The wall power cord is MUCH shorter, at least 18 inches. You get what you pay for.

The old laptop cable has seen better days so I decided to buy a replacement. Works great with my laptop. As a bonus, it also works great with my wife's laptop! My laptop was smaller and much older than their model, but we had the same power cords - when I used them, my laptop charged with no problem. But on the contrary, her laptop was not charged at all. I am happy to report that this laptop cable no longer causes this problem.

I don't use it often, but the right-angle connector is a blessing for me as I often move around with my laptop on my chest or knees. The old straight connectors on my last two power supplies were bent too much and shorted out. Also note that the new power supply has a higher output power than the old ones, so the AC/DC converter may not heat up as much as the others.

I bought this to replace a charger that got stuck in the mechanics of the sofa and the cord snapped. I've only had it a few weeks and it charges the computer, but now it's overheating and I have a computer that won't boot. I haven't determined the cause but every troubleshooter says to revert to the last change you made to the computer and the only thing that's different is the charging cable. New computer = $600.