Will it fit my hp laptop? also the old charger said 65 w,
246969
I believe it will that is what I bought it for, Good Luck...they have a return policy if not...
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look on the battery or in the battery compartment, it will tell you the volts and amps you need to charge your laptop. older hp's usually take the 90 watt chargers but I think these chargers are self-regulating with the volts and amps. check the manufactures website for model number. good luck
246971
It should. The charger has many adapters for the power plugs. As for wattage , as long as you select the proper voltage it will be fine.
661336
Not sure of the specs for you laptop. Voltage and amps are important. Check here http://www.prontocharger.com/hp-envy-14-k027cl-sleekbook-laptop-power-ac-adapter-charger/
1233751
I am afraid that you will need to look that up. If you know the model number of the machine, that would help. Otherwise, you will be best off finding the real lenovo ps for the model laptop you have and then see what amazon suggests as a replacement. Be sure to get a 90 watt power supply as they are always better made and heavier duty than the less than adequate 65 watt models. Good luck
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The first step is make the voltages on your original power adapter match that of this adapter, if you don't have the original adapter you may be able to find the voltage info on the bottom of the laptop.Make sure it's rated at 19volts,3.42 amps @ 65 watts like this adapter is
2056011
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
785527
Mine is an older HP Pavilion and there were 2 connectors for HP Mine used the next to last J connector. Double check, my brand new Acer had one that worked as well.
814326
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.
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Brandi, I can't tell you about your specific computer; however, I have the HP dv7t-6c00. I purchased this power supply in March 2013 because it's said it was a 90W HP adapter. I use it every week-day without any problem. Just so you know, my computer complains every day that is it not a HP smart adapter and warns me that it may not be sufficient for my needs. In spite of that warning it works just fine for me. I imagine it will work for you.
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Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt charger but this one works for travelling. I would probably give it 3-1/2 stars. Good luck!! Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt... » Read More Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt charger but this one works for travelling. I would probably give it 3-1/2 stars. Good luck!! « Show Less
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That user is not correct. Wattage is not the deciding factor for compatibility, because the "HP Home and Office Store" itself RECOMMENDS an adapter that is only 65W: the "HP Slim Travel Power Adapter" (see http://tinyurl.com/mzrlhuh and Amazon's specifications at http://tinyurl.com/k4eqttu). In addition, USPartsDirect.com also recommends a 65W adapter (see http://tinyurl.com/m8yg6v4). A 65W adapter may use less power than a 90W adapter, and there may be other differences, but that does NOT mean it is incompatible. You should contact an HP rep directly to discuss the specific impact of choosing a 65W adapter over a 90W adapter (1-800-474-6836).
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It appears to match up with that laptop Sir. if you have a older one/cord\ in the center where the black box is in the center of that cord it should say the end size needed for that laptop it looks like a 1.7 and the wats show you need a 65w so I say it should yes. That type is considered a v6000 series
1626499
Yes it will. Its an external battery which uses USB drive to connect. It also comes with laptop connectors for generic dell, hp, sony etc that can be used to connect using your existing laptop charger.
100232
You best bet is to call the distributor to confirm. I just did this for an hp laptop that I had.
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I pulled a picture up of the hp pavilion 15 sleekbook charger.. if it looks like this one on this website, I don't think it will work. http://www.less4gadget.com/replacement-hp-pavilion-sleekbook-15b012nr-charger-ac-adapter-185v-35a-65watt-power-cord-p-37034.html But, you can order it here for 25bucks. This page here gives you the exact measurements of this charger : http://www.less4gadget.com/replacement-hp-pavilion-g7-charger-ac-adapter-65watt-power-supply-p-38120.html Goodluck
409852
I wouldn't know. The one I bought wouldn't fit my new hp laptop even though it looked the same in the illustration.
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I do not know the answer to that question. I use it DV 5000 series laptop with an HP charger. I am not sure if there is a mismatch. I have had the battery for less than 6 months, and the max capacity is already down to low 40% charge.
758650
N7100 prefers 130W charger. It can use 90W but will give you a warning when you start up--as I just discovered. My 130W stopped working so I tried the 90W from my smaller laptop; it works but not ideal.