USB C to Slim Laptop 100W PD Power Charger 4.5mm Connector Tip Fit for All 65W/45W Dell laptops with Round Power Connector, Including Inspiron 13 14 15,3000 5000 7000 Series, XPS, Vostro Series Cable

Nice item to have in your bag when you don’t want to carry two different power adapters for your Dell laptop. I’m able to use the USB-C power brick for my Dell business laptop to power my personal Dell laptop’s 4.5 mm power port. Worth the money!

The product arrived on time and works as expected. Good quality for the price.

I used this on my Dell Inspiron 3505 and it works perfectly along with my 67 watts Anker Charger...

This doesn't quite fit right, it damaged my laptop, and it no longer charges. Fits very slightly loose and broke the center pin after a few uses. This let the voltages cross in ways they shouldn't and let out a puff of smoke. I was able to replace the charging port cheaply and easily enough, but now every boot I get a warning about not being able to determine the adapter type and it fails to charge the battery anymore. Even using an official charger, which worked fine before, generates the same warning and lack of battery charging. It's an older spare laptop so it could be worse but this has basically destroyed the portability of my laptop since I can no longer charge the battery.,

My aging 11" Dell XPS was a hand-me-down some years ago. It's no speed demon but for checking email, booking hotels, other trip planning, and social media while out on the road, it can't be beat. It's light and convenient, too, but carrying around the power brick and its cords is getting old. So I was happy to find this adapter, which lets me get rid of the unitasking brick and its cords! Mating it with a good USB-c/PD/thunderbolt cable and the right adapter, multitaskers I travel with anyway, I'm in business! I checked it with a couple of different adapters capable of outputting 20 volts at more than the 45watts needed by the laptop. Both worked just as well as Dell's brick and cord setup, yielding identical charging speeds. When the same cord was inserted into a normal, low output USB-c on the other hand, the laptop continued on battery power without recognizing the attempt to charge it.

Nice little adapter, but I only purchased because I couldn't find a straight USB C to Dell 4.5mm with a 90 degree bend. Overall the adapter works fine, it seems to charge perfectly well, plugged into a baseus 120 watt charging station that can provide 65 watts of power through USB C. One thing I didn't like was that the plug tip does not fit fully into the charge port on the laptop (Dell Inspiron 15 5567). Regardless it is a handy adapter that can connect a Dell laptop to a USB C charger so you can ditch the bulky charging cord. The adapter seems durable enough, and I don't notice it getting hot. Please note, you do need to use a proper USB C cable that can connect at the required wattage. You also need a USB C charger that supports the right voltage to charge your laptop and can provide enough watts at that voltage. Most charging blocks that support 65 watts for a single USB C port usually support high enough voltage to charge a laptop. But check your power requirements (usually on the bottom of most laptops, and on your current power adapter).

Works but be aware of the power limitation, which is clearly stated in the description

I am using this on a Dell XPS 9560. It has USB-PD charging but the laptop only has a single USB-C port, so using it for charging blocks it from being used for anything else. That's the only USB 3.1 10Gbs port on the laptop, the USB-A ports are all USB 3.0 5Gbs. For an external/portable NVME, that makes a huge difference. I could have gone back to the original charger that came with the laptop, but I really, really, REALLY enjoy not having to carry yet more chargers and cables, I have one that charges my laptop, tablet, phone, watch and other misc devices, many at the same time. So that's not an option. The single USB-PD port is also only rated up to 60W with a 'foreign' charger. Dell's USB-C docking stations can charge up to 90W, in my testing, but they reserve that protocol for only Dell docks. Other docks and chargers top out at 60W, often much less, in the 40s if the laptop just isn't feeling it. This little guy bypasses all of this. It handles the USB-PD negotiation and outputs the 20V the laptop expects in it's standard charging port, and it negotiates in to the 90W range, if your USB charger can handle it, and it also leaves the single USB-C port open for drives or hubs or docking stations that can't provide as much power to use. This has earned a permanent spot in my travel kit. I'd replace it immediately if I lost it somewhere.

Funciona bien

Good quality not very good

Greatest thing since sliced bread. It's on my laptop 24/7. Nice indicator light. Perfect size and the angle let's my cable management look clean.

a arreter de fonctionner la premiere journee

Didnt fit properly, pops out a bit