240W AC Adapter Compatible with Dell Alienware M18X M16 X17 X16 M17 X51 R1 R2 R3/Dell G15 G7 G5 Gaming Laptop,Precision 7780 7770 7680 7670 7520 7730 M6700 M6800 PA-9E Power Cord

Charged without hesitation and kept up through a full workday with no flickers or heat buildup. Cable length was more than enough without being awkward, and the connection stayed firm even when repositioned a few times. Didn’t need any weird angle or extra pressure to plug in, which is always a good sign. No odd buzzing or loose contact either. Been used daily without anything getting hot or cutting out halfway through. Plug sits tight in the wall, and I didn’t feel like it would snap off with the slightest pull. Solid enough for permanent desk use or travel.

Works perfectly.

Great replacement for damaged original charger

The item feels equal or better built than the OEM charger. It is really nice and has a weighty solid feel. It works perfectly so this too is super. Of course there is the one elephant in the room and we should address it.As much as this works perfectly through the USB-C Connection on my Dell XPS, I only have one socket of this form factor and my XPS has no conventional HDMI port, only via the USB-C port (Yes it has a couple of conventional form factor USB ports and though old, I suspect at least one is USB-C) so why would one buy a charger that does not simply use the original charging jack socket?I have got this to use as my charger to carry around in my car etc as a second charger when I shall have no need of a second monitor. In this capacity I think it works perfectly, but this is definitely something to take into consideration as I could equally have git a jack plug second charger and negate this issue entirely.I wonder. I this solution a faster charger than the jack plug socket? That charges at about 1% a minute, so I shall make a similar test on this charger and update the review in due course.

130W USB C Laptop Charger as sold by GVKRLXZ.Although this replacement 130W laptop charger is generic, it performs just as capably as my original Dell charger.To a certain extent it's a one trick pony with an output of 20 volts 6.5 amps.Having a USB Type-C output plug it is also capable of supplying 5 volts 1.5 amps.My only negative is that the BS 1363 mains plug comes with a 13-amp fuse. I will be changing this to a 3-amp fuse because the charger is rated at 1.3 amps input.I particularly like the bright led charging lights on either side of the USB plug.Priced at just under £40 makes this a bargain and I can recommend it.

I was in need of a new power supply, and this one has worked perfectly. The installation was simple, and it feels just as solid as the original. Since using it, I’ve had no issues at all, and it’s been great for my device. It’s a reliable choice if you need a replacement.

This charger feels solid, not flimsy like some generic chargers. The USB-C connector fits perfectly into my Dell XPS, just like the original. The most important thing was getting my laptop charged efficiently, and this adapter does the job.I can take it to a co-working space now without worrying if my laptop will last through the day. For its functionality and the peace of mind it offers, it feels like good value, especially compared to an official Dell replacement.

This review is for a replacement power supply for certain laptops, branded GVKRLXZ, priced at £39.99 when reviewed.In the box are the power supply itself, and a UK power cord.The power supply has a clover leaf C6 socket for power in, and a non-detachable USB-C for power out. The power out appears to be 20V only, so double check this is suitable for your laptop, though most modern ones are 20V. The power cable has a clover leaf C5 plug at one end and a UK mains plug on the other.The USB plug has an integral white LED to confirm it is powered on.Tested on a Microsoft Surface laptop and a Dell Latitude laptop, no issues were encountered, and the laptops charged as expected, though neither could make full use of the 130W output, but that's not a fault with the power supply.I wish that some velcro or rubber straps had been included, to keep it tidy when it's in the laptop bag, else it would some be a spaghetti of wires tangled up in itself and other peripherals like mice. Given the price point, that is a missed opportunity.