Is this adapter good if the device needs 6v and 2amp
1974807
This adapter always smells like it is burning when making 6 volts beyond 500mA. Don't buy it.
1974808
I don't know , sorry. I used mine for small electronic devices like a color changing alarm clock, mu daughters leap pad, digital picture frame
1008176
You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
1068869
I can't specifically answer the question but written on the adaptor is: Output: 5V--2.0A Max
1431732
I use a multi voltage adapter from Wal-Mart. It works great. Just have to make sure to correctly set the voltage and plug the correct adapter onto the connecting lead. The adapter sells for around $14.00 and can be bought with or without a USB socket.
1217689
I think 5V, 1A is low. The supplied adapter has 24 W and the output is 5V, 2A. Maybe the device will be recharged with 5V 1A, but much more slowly
428523
Not sure, depends on how much power the adaptor uses. I really don't know, sorry.
2263140
I do not see why CFM would be any different using a 3A adapter. The 3A will give more capacity power wise than the 2.6A.
660077
This is only a best-guess, because there are different models with different displays. But if it takes 4 batteries, you're looking for a 6 volt adapter, and this one is a 12v. And 2 amps sounds a little low for a 6v display, to me (even if the display only takes 2a, it's not good to max out the adapter) -- I'd try 3a. Amazon has them, if you search for "6v 3a power adapters". They also sell little extension cords, so that you don't have to keep the exerciser right next to the wall socket. Good luck!
501647
I cannot say for sure. My problem was in matching the voltage. Most adapters I found were 5V. Lenovo has a limited website at Lenovo.com . Good luck John
1869730
This adapter has multiple voltage settings including 19v. According to that it should work if used at that setting.
1587696
Yes. Just buy the 3.5 to 2.5mm adapter you see advertised with this device.
130277
Yes, it might even work better, as your adapter can provide more than the 500 ma that a device USB port will provide.
1080804
Hello,Yes it will charge devices that are capable of 2amps.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
873719
just about any 12V AC to DC adapter would do.i have use many electronics that came with 12V dc adapter that is rated 2A, and they always does the job better than what came with the device.
1187115
Not sure, however if the numbers match it should. That said, these adapters haven't stayed true to the description, I've received 3 from 2 sellers, and my brother has also ordered some for his, and they come as 3.25A instead of 3.42A, and 20V instead of 19V. It did work for a while however I believe there is a problem with some Asus where the power supply, A/C jack, and adapter get too hot, melt the soldering points both in the AC Adapter and the jack, eventually causing damage to the motherboard, power jack, a/c adapter, and potentially the motherboard. The batteries state "Do not use any other adapter other than the one designed for this battery" and I'm not sure if that plays a role as mine started having the issues before I ever used a generic adapter, I believe it is just faulty design by ASUS, combined with neglect/abuse on my end, leaving the laptop on with skype running would cause the system to overheat when I wasn't aware, and once the problem started it became a permanent issue. Where as it ran fairly smooth and cool initially. Hope this helps, just keep in mind it is cheap and easy if it works to order generic adapters from amazon, just monitor the heat. Mine melted to the point where I had to hold the cord in to the jack and apply steady pressure at just the right angle in order to maintain a solid charge, so I was constantly aware of when and how fast it got hot. Again, this may not be a big issue with a solid charge, the issue may be in part a result of a loose charge constantly disconnecting and reconnecting, also the battery I was using was on its last legs and that is what seemed to initiate the initial problems. But to be safe check the jack, adapter where it meets the jack, and area around the jack, and ensure that it isn't overheating.
1297620
I don't think so... it really a basic adapter. So if you don't have problem using other basic devices then it won't be a problem with it either.
2084075
No, if your device draws 1.66 amps at 12 volts, that will be too much power for this product to provide. You need an adapter rated at 1.66 amps or higher.