PD USB C to DC Adapter Power Cable for Laptop Charger HP Dell Lenovo Acer Samsung Asus Toshiba MSI IBM Sony LG Fujitsu Chromebook Charging Cable Power Adaptor 5.5x2.1mm 3.5 * 1.35mm 5 DC Barrels

Perfect much better than lugging the laptop charger and cables. Plugs into small 100w charger.

I didn't really need all these adapters right now but using many devices with different adapters I figured it would be potentially very useful to be able to use this if anything broke anywhere. I needed something as a backup for my laptop lead. It would fit many other devices I have if their leads had issues and I needed them before I could get a replacement so peace of mind. Handy case too. A bit longer lead would be nice but otherwise it all seems very solid and reliable so far.

This cable and adapter set is a convenient solution for older laptops with unique power connectors or geeks like myself who have a large range of devies. It helps avoid the frustration of misplaced chargers by making them compatible with USB-C PD adapters. You won't need those big, unreliable universal chargers anymore. The set includes a 1.2-meter cable with a USB-C plug on one end and fifteen interchangeable laptop plugs on the other. These plugs can easily fit different laptop models. They connect to the cable through a socket. The plastic bag holding these plugs has clear labels, showing which plug works with major laptop brands. This cable and plugs can handle up to 100 Watts, which is usually enough for these laptops. One cool feature is the Smart Auto voltage selection. It uses a special chip (PD3.0 E-marker) to automatically detect and use the right voltage (20V) from any PD charger. This means you don't have to mess with voltage and power settings; it does it for you. The cable is tough with a strong PVC cover and sturdy strain reliefs at both ends. This makes it durable and less likely to break from bending. The set also includes a plastic bag for storage. It's a bit bigger than needed, but it keeps everything organized. I tested the cable with a Lenovo gaming laptop. The laptop powered on and charged without any problems with draining quicker than charging so all good. Unsure the general power efficiency so would be interesting to test with a power monitor.

Product is great and I recommend Cable is a bit short

works great

Low quality, unable yo charge any of my laptops.

PD USB C to DC Adapter Connector for Laptop Charger - I think this is by far one of the best products I have bought this year. I am using it with a power station to avoid using AC while charging my laptop and instead to use DC and change my laptop via the USB C port with 100W. The cable and the adapters are exceptional quality. You can charge all the main laptop makers. You can also change various other compatible devices. I definitely recommend.

In my line of work, I frequently deal with the repair of older laptops. One recurring issue I encounter is misplaced power supplies, which can be quite frustrating, especially when they rely on proprietary DC connectors instead of the more convenient USB-C. I used to resort to using bulky universal power supplies, but they were often unreliable and prone to malfunction. Fortunately, I've stumbled upon a solution that eliminates the need for cumbersome power bricks and seamlessly integrates with my USB-C PD adapters. I have a powerful USB power supply, and this product has proven to be the missing piece of the puzzle. It comprises a 1.2-meter cable with a USB-C connector at one end and a set of fifteen interchangeable plugs at the other end, which can be attached to various laptop models. These plugs connect via a socket on the cable, and I believe the connector is an XT60. The plastic bag containing the plugs features a label detailing the compatibility of each plug with laptops from major brands. The cable and plugs are rated for a maximum of 100 Watts, which is more than sufficient for most laptops utilizing these connectors, as they typically don't require such high wattages. I tested this product with an older Lenovo laptop using the rectangular plug and a 90-watt USB GaN charger. To my delight, it performed just as well as the original Lenovo charger. The laptop powered on, and charged without any issues and didn't report any power, wattage, or voltage problems. The cable and plugs come with a plastic pencil case-style storage bag, which, admittedly, is larger than necessary. However, it serves the purpose of keeping everything organized and easily accessible. I appreciate the cable's durability, thanks to its PVC jacket and robust strain reliefs on both ends, which enhance its resistance to bending and prolong its lifespan. What sets this cable apart for me is its Smart Auto voltage selection feature. The integrated PD3.0 E-marker chip automatically detects and activates 20V power from any PD power source, ensuring compatibility with all laptops. Unlike older universal power bricks, you don't need to manually adjust voltage and wattage settings, simplifying the whole process. At a price of £17.99 at the time of my review, some may consider it a bit costly for a cable. However, given its purpose and impeccable performance, it's well worth the investment. This versatile tool has now earned a permanent place in my favorite repair equipment drawer, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone in need of such a solution.