In your product description it is 90W but you sent these specs: 19.5V DC, 3.33A USB: 5V DC, 1.5A Total: 65 W What are the correct specs?
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Rebecca. I don't recall listing the specs for the 90W adapter, but here's what's on the adapter: Output 19V 4.74A. Therefore, Power = Voltage * Amps = 90.6W. By the way, the adapter is still working after 2 years of service. I previously bought two of the 65W adapters to match the original one. Both of these only lasted ~3 months.
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I would check with Wagan to be sure, but as near as I know the output from any port is standard USB at 2.1 amps. I hear some Samsung devices have problems due to their proprietary wiring of USB.
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According to the Data Sheet, the energy consumed when USBs are not in use per hour: No Load Current .0013A No load Watts .63W
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I think 65w is pretty standard, but if you are not sure, the 90w is compatible with the 65w according to the description on Amazon, so spend the extra couple of dollars and get the 90w. I have an ASUS and I got the 65w.
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Usb is 5Volts with .5A maximum draw. My multimeter won't even measure the current it's drawing so I'm not sure the exact wattage. So by using the above figures... 2.5 watts maximum although I guarantee it's definitely less than that. Hope that helps. The actual unit itself has no power listing so that's all I can figure for that.
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I just got mine and it was 10.5w. I think originally it was 13w, but they have since improved it to be 10.5w to be competitive with others.And they have not updated the pictures, only the description.
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Less than 4 Watts. Exact data found here http://www.tpcdb.com/product.php?id=1999
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Good Morning, In a quick check of D620 power requirements(19.5vdc@4.62a), I would say that you should not use this charger. It is rated at only 65w vise the 90w requirement for the computer. Would look for another charger that has the correct rating. Best luck Andy
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It says 65W on the body of the adapter. And it's a "13 inch early 2009"MacBook. Runs well.
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The power supply for this item is a typical "wall wart," roughly cubical in shape with an AC plug attached, and measuring about 2 3/8 by 2 by 1 3/4. Output is 19V. I'm not looking at it right now, but I can get current capacity if you need it.
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5 volt 2000ma Premium External Power Supply 5.0v 2.0A (2000mA) AC/DC Adapter for USB HUB and 2.5-inch HDD Enclosure
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You must check three thing in order to work: 1- Same connector 2- Same Voltage 3- Same Watts or higher. In my case I use an extended battery so I decided to use 90W instead of 65W.
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I just got mine and it was 10.5w. I think originally it was 13w, but they have since improved it to be 10.5w to be competitive with others. And they have not updated the pictures, only the description.
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I really cannot say. I believe it is 10 w and it holds 2 USBcables. I have only used with Apple products and works great. Can't say about other things.
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The box says 400W or greater, with 12V 20 Amps. Mine is 430W with 12V 17 Amps. It seems to work fine, but if you have the choice, go with one that have at least 20 Amps on the 12V.
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class 2 power supply; input 120v ac ~60Hz 5w; output: 42V ac ~100ma hope this is what you are looking for
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Well they say 440 watt however I myself have been using it on a system with 230 watts power supply with no issues. Just note I am not using any extra internal or external devices beyond what the computer came with other than this card...so no external USB's etc...hope that helps