Will both the 40 W or 90W charger work with most Samsung laptops?
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I only had a Samsung S9 laptop for a short duration, using the stock AC adapter and the travel adapter. Both are 40W
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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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The title of the product says "Targus 90 Watt AC Laptop Charger Supports HP, Compaq, Dell, Acer, Toshiba, Gateway, IBM, Lenovo, Asus, Sony and Fujitsu" so I'd say yes without buying another tip
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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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My personal recommendation is for the 90w version. While the 60w version is probably adequate, my experience with the my DV6 is that when the battery is greatly discharged, the 60w original power supply cannot charge the battery and operate the laptop at the same time. If you never discharge the battery the 60w version is probably fine.
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T430 comes with 65w ac adapter as a standard. If you need I can add a 90w adapter w/o additional charge. Unless you have 9 Cell battery or a docking station, Lenovo recommend 65w for the machine.
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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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Noooo. On your laptop charger it will tell you the range of power that may "safely" enter the charger. Mine says 100-240 V at 1.7 A. If you multiply the higher number of volts (the max of the range- 240 in this case), by the amps (1.7 here) you come out with the watts (408). The same should apply to your tablets. When you calculate the watts of each item and add them together you will be able to determine your actual needs. The sum of each item's maximum wattage gives you the number which your inverter's capacity must be higher than.
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I'm not sure. I have a Dell M6300 laptop. If your computer will not boot up unless it has at least 130W of power and the plug to your computer looks like the one in the picture this one should work. Iuse my computer all day and need constant power. I keep it plugged in all the time. When my old charger gave out I tried to get a replacement from Dell and all they had were 90w chargers. The 90W charger will only charge the battery it won't keep your computer running all the time. When I tried to boot my computer with the 90W charger I got an error message that I needed a 130W power supply. I could boot my computer after it was charged off of my computer battery and them plug the 90W charger in after the operating system was installed. It was very annoying when I had to perform a re-start because I had to quickly remove the cord from the 90W charger, let my battery boot the system and then plug it back in again. A real pain. By the way this charger was a quarter of the price of the 90W charger that Dell sold me before I fount this one.
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The specs for the Y500 call for 90W charger, and the Thinkpad charger is 170W; I don't think it would be wise to put this many watts in the Y500 battery; you might try: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Power-Supply-Laptop-Charger-Lenovo-Ideapad-Y480-Y500-Y510-Y550-Y560-Y560p-/290976603133?pt=Power_Cables_Connectors&hash=item43bf8e9bfd
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I would say that it may fit into your system, but you need to check for the output power specifications for you charger/power supply. I ordered this for an 8 inch notebook at 45watts where my 16 inch laptop requires a 65 watt power supply. Both are Toshiba. I have used the smaller charger in the larger laptop for a brief time and it did work. It has functioned well.
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Hi Waiyip,It shouldn't be a problem. My T440s (which uses the same connector) came with a 45 watt power supply, and I have used my old 65 Watt supply (using this adapter) with no problems. (The laptop identifies it as 90 Watts, but it works fine.) The voltage is the important thing here regarding compatibility, and assuming your 65W power supply is a Lenovo/IBM and outputs 20 volts and has the center pin (which tells the laptop what you're plugging into it), you'll be fine.
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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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I can only tell you that it works fine with my NP900X3E Samsung Ultrabook. That may be indicative of the likelihood of compatibility, but I couldn't say it's definitive. I have two of these chargers, which I bought after a different charger's plug would not stay in the port and I returned it ... both of the Pwr+ units' cables plug in and stay put just fine, with a little 'snick' as they click into place.
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As with all laptops there is a AC to DC power converter box that is part of the charging cable. The box has a removable plug end that can be replaced to match the outlet shape you have available. The AC current input voltage is 110-220 volts, meaning it should work just about anywhere in the world.
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It will NOT work. I looked on the back, and as you know, it does have a 20w setting, but as far as the other part you asked about? It's only good for 1.5a. If this answer helped could you please rate it, as it helps me? Thanks! I know how hard it is to find the charger/adapter that fits all the criteria. It's best to put your computer type into Amazon search engine, i.e. Dell XPS L501 notebook charger. Good luck!!
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I don't know, I have 90 watt ac adapter and 1720 charger. This charges fine.