240W Dell Laptop Charger Power Supply Adapter for Dell Alienware 13 15 17 M15 M17 M17X R2 R3 M18X X51 Precision 7710 7720 7730 7510 7520 7530, G3 G5 G7 M4700 M6400 M6500 M6600 J211H【7.4 * 5mm】

Good quality. Works very well.

It list the full range of suitable laptops that are compatible to use the chargergood charging speed good charger quality

Works for a few months then gives out and refuses to charge my laptop anymore.

This 130W Laptop Charger is a fantastic replacement or spare for Dell laptops, especially for models like the XPS and Precision series. I picked it up for my Dell XPS 15, and it’s been nothing but reliable. The 4.5mm x 3.0mm connector fits perfectly, with a snug and secure connection that doesn’t feel loose or wobbly.The charger delivers consistent power, keeping my laptop charged even when running demanding applications like video editing software or games. It doesn’t overheat or make strange noises, which is a big relief compared to some third-party chargers I’ve tried in the past. The build quality feels solid, and the long cable length is convenient for reaching awkward sockets.If you need a replacement charger that’s as good as the original (if not better), this one ticks all the boxes. Reliable, powerful, and well-built, it’s saved me from the dreaded “low battery” panic more times than I can count!

Delivery- spot on- fast and efficient.Packaging- just about right.The charger- so far so good. Not identical but similar even down to the blue circle of light near the end. The end is not as substantial but seems ok. It fits. It charges. I was a bit worried that it would fit my particular Dell- a G7 7700- as the advert wasn't too clear. Just make sure that the specs match the charger you are replacing. This one is 240v- there are a lot of others out there that are not. Is it worth it? Time will tell but it's fine after a few weeks and cheaper than a Dell.

Works hit my Latitude 5400

Reliable, provides power and charges the lsptop. What nore can you ask for.

My wife forgot here charger when on holiday. So i thought lets order one. Now the Dell Latitude 5400 needs either a 65 or 90 watt charger depending on the model. Looking at the current its said 3.5/4.2 amps. 3.5 means 65 watts and 4.2 amps is 90 watts. Confusing?? So I went for the 65 watt and it worked perfectly. It seems its slower charging but it stays at 100% when working so good enough.