I connected it to my N5110 laptop. The battery does not charge with the 65W charger from Dell. Should I get a 90 or 150 W charger now?
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I have that same computer and it says you need a 90W battery. You dont' have to get it from Dell, Anker's works just fine for mine as a replacement.
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My DELL charger is the same as yours (65W) and works great with this battery.
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I had the same problem, but it started before I replaced my original Dell battery. I switched to another Dell charger that we had that is a 90 and it works fine.
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Mine came with the 90 Watt power adapter and the power cord, although the same adapter and cord that I already had with the ThinkPad notebook would have also worked with the dock. These docks are no longer being made or sold by Lenovo, so they are either leftover old stock or refurbished, and are being provided by third-party sellers. Mine came from a different seller than the one Amazon is currently showing, so I think you need to contact the listed seller and ask them the question directly (if you click on the seller's name in Amazon's listing, it will take you to the seller's page where there is a "contact seller" link). Mine came with the 90 Watt power adapter and the power cord, although the same adapter and cord that I already had with the ThinkPad notebook would have also worked with the dock. These docks are no longer being made or sold by Lenovo, so they are either leftover old stock or refurbished, and are being provided by third-party sellers. Mine came from a different seller than the one Amazon is currently showing, so I think you need to contact the listed seller and ask them the question directly (if you click on the seller's name in Amazon's listing, it will take you to the seller's page where... » Read More Mine came with the 90 Watt power adapter and the power cord, although the same adapter and cord that I already had with the ThinkPad notebook would have also worked with the dock. These docks are no longer being made or sold by Lenovo, so they are either leftover old stock or refurbished, and are being provided by third-party sellers. Mine came from a different seller than the one Amazon is currently showing, so I think you need to contact the listed seller and ask them the question directly (if you click on the seller's name in Amazon's listing, it will take you to the seller's page where there is a "contact seller" link). « Show Less
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I am no expert but I can share my experience. I tried this adapter for my Dell Inspiron 1545. It was able to power the laptop but it was not able to charge the laptop battery. The computer would display an error message saying that it was not an original Dell adapter and would prevent the computer from charging the battery. So, this adapter sort of worked for me but the fact that it wouldn't charge my battery was a deal breaker. I don't know if it was a defective adapter or if this model just won't work for charging. Anker at least refunded my money. I ended up purchasing the Original Genuine Dell Made 90Watt AC Slim Adapter PA-3E [19.5V 4.62A 90W] from Power City via Amazon and it has been working fine.
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I too questioned the battery. I talked with the seller and they assured me they would refund if it did not. It works just fine with my Dell Studio 17.
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It worked for me for my Lenovo T440s. I took a chance and bought one because the female end appeared to be what would fit my Dell power supplies. One an actual Dell brand, model A90PE1-01, and one a PWR+ brand http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0046HS0OQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . Both 90W. Both work fine. The Lenovo Power Manager reports '90W AC Adapter is Attached'. No indication that it doesn't like the power supply. I unplugged and let it get down to about 85%, then plugged it back in to one of the Dell power supplies with the Patuoxun converter cable. It charged just like normal.
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No. You need 120W output and 19.5v while this one is only 65W and 19v! Avoid this cheap charger.
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I have a Dell Inspiron 1545 and it does charge my laptop easily because it was one of the model numbers that was compatable with the Anker adapter. If it is not charging, be sure that you have pushed all of the connectors on the adapter in securely. At times they do seem to wiggle free. If your connection is not secure in the laptop, and is sitting on your lap, it might not be making a strong connection. I hope it works out for you. I am very happy with my Anker adapter.
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Not sure if this helps, but I bought one on my son-in-laws recommendation after going through two other 45W chargers for my A1010. It has higher wattage and more output amps than the original. But the 65W charger seems to be working fine for my old unit in the 5 weeks I've had it.
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Hello Unicorn, yes the power rating is 85 Wh, and you can trust the seller I bought mine from. It works great in my DELL LAP TOP Inspiron 1720. GO for it . Oh and it keeps a charge on the shelf too. I bought mine to have a back up so when the power goes out here in East Bum F$%K Maine, and it does on a regular basis I can still at least watch my DVD's. Hope this helps.. Daisey / Tersa
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I have a Dell XPS 15 (model 15 (L502x)/X15L-1024ELS) and this battery fits perfectly and works fine. I purchased it in April 2013 and it's still charging to 100 percent. However, I do not use my Dell very often so don't use my charging capacity numbers as a guide.
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The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the... » Read More The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. « Show Less
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Well, it does have the same voltage requirements of the power supply meant for the N5110, however it has a higher output capacity. I'll be honest and say that I'm not sure how it's circuitry might change the charge rate and possibly damage your battery. When it comes to the power supply, I've been hesitant to swap. But if you could contact Dell, maybe they could give you some reassurance. You might try: http://www.amazon.com/Power-Adapter-Charger-Inspiron-Supply/dp/B007S0X9YE
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If your laptop uses the round plug then yes. Fortunately Dell uses pretty much the same plug for everything. Even if your laptop came with a 65 Watt charger this will work just fine--better, actually.
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Dells have a charging problem with batteries not made by DELL, ALWAYS buy DELL bateries and DELL ac adapters. after market products are cheap,u get what u pay for
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It doesn't specifically list that machine but the specs are the same as DELL Inspiron M5010 N3010 N4010 N4020 N4030 N5010 N7010 AC Adapter - Premium Superb Choice® 90W Laptop AC Adapter Battery ChargerDell PA-3E Adapter 19.5V 4.62A 90W, 7.4*5.0mm with pinAC100-240V Output:DC 19.5V 4.62A 90W 7.4*5.0The 7.4*5.0 is the connector size.
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HiActually your laptop need 45W (19V 2.37A) and this charger Output: 19V 3.42A. so the output is more than you need it, its working but not good for your laptop and Hardware..... ,search to charger output 2.37 A Best RegardsEng.Yasser
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As others have said, it will work just the same the only difference is that it might not get as hot when you are using your laptop. Another benefit is the 90w will charge the battery faster than a 65w would while the laptop is in use because it has more power to spare for charging. Both 65w and 90w were available as HP replacement parts when the DV models were new. So no worries.