I have an ASUS Gamers Republic 17" with input of 19.5v "Would this be able to charge this beast of a laptop? It is akin to Alienware type laptop.
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I also have an ASUS gamers republic and purchased this battery to charge my monster laptop but..... it did and it didn't... (let me explain) if laptop was open and you were using it wouldn't charge at all!but once you close it and it goes into hibernate it charges fine. I was a bit disappointed by the fact this was the only reason I got this battery, however this monster will charge your cell what seems to be infinite times before you have to recharge..... only way I drain this bad boy quickly is by charging my cell and Bose sound link mini all and all I am very happy with it :)
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Hello, my notebook is from the Dell brand and model is Vostro, he has the same strain of entry, however, due to the protection of Dell is not possible to charge the battery but notebook is possible poisoning normally. The Poweradd does not have the specific stress of our equipment is using the option of 19V and works pretty well. I suggest you check the power of consumption of your equipment as to whether the Poweradd will answer, because your notebook should have a bigger consumption to be specific for games.
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It should be able to. It won't power it when it is gaming, but if you're web-browsing or just doing general productivity tasks you should be set. I have a custom build but it is based off of a Clevo W350ST, which isn't anything particularly powerful, but it has a GTX 765M. This battery runs flawlessly when it only uses the integrated graphics. Honestly, I would not expect it to run fantastic if your computer does not have graphics switching, but I would think it would have switching, as it is a very power intensive and high-end computer. The reason I would expect it not to run well with the graphics card on is that your computer could temporarily have spike processor usage that could switch off the battery. For instance, chrome and outlook are opened at the same time requiring more power, but the battery is close to its current limit already. I also have a Turcom battery, but I feel that this is the better built and functioning product for barely any difference in price. Hope this helps.
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No. This only charges at 5v. You would need 13-20v to charge a laptop. (Depending on model) There are packs available to charge laptops, but this is not one.
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NO, it won't work on this power adapter. It's not listed on the compatible devices. Please follow on this link to double check http://shop.asus.com/store/asusna/en_US/pd/ThemeID.35103200/productID.285979200/categoryID.66301100. You may also contact our product support at 1-888-678-3688.
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From what I've seen, these external batteries only output 5V (which is what most devices use). Even though the Asus Transformer uses a USB cable+adapter, it requires 15V to charge which is what their special wall adapter will provide when it detects a Transformer is connected.
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ebay you need the exact model or you can to to a store like taget or radio shack wallmart they have universal chargers you might want to call asus to get the exact model number
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I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
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Hello, I have a gamer type laptop, it requires high amperage. The charger gets very hot, and when my battery is low, during charging the screen flickers, not enough juice in the beginning. But it does work, hope this helps
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Not sure. But on my ASUS laptop the prong inside the DC in power jack board was loose and eventually broke off inside of the power cord charger connection. I replaced the DC in power jack board and it fixed my problem.
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It will charge a 19v laptop, but im not sure if it comes with the correct plug for an MSI laptop. It will likely depend on your laptops model but I think one of the included lenovo plugs is compatible with most of the msi laptops that I have seen.
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Yes, it will work, It is a variable voltage power supply with a range from 100 to 240 VAC generating apparently 5VDC @ 2A.... However, be aware of this device not having mouse support... Have a good day.
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It has been awhile since I purchased this charger for my Asus Transformer EEE. I use it quite often and it has done a great job- hope this helps!
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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 work but not well. Mine has crapped out already so I am looking for a replacement again. I had mine charging a Toshiba Satellite U505.
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we got two very different laptops your is biger and newer than mine ,, i think it will not work that plug would be be diffent and my litte 2 amp 19 volt charger would burn up trying to charge yours,, goto toshbia factory web page and order the oem for yours thanks rick landen
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No, the output amps are too low for your needs, but here's one for you. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ASUS-Q501LA-BBI5T03-Q501LA-Q501L-Power-supply-Adapter-laptop-charger-amp-Cable-/281540352427?_trksid=p2054897.l4275
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Hi, I really don't know the answer for your question. I just looked at you laptop battery spec. "10.8v 4400mAh" so, my guess is it's not going to work for you.
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I would not recommend this for Alienware machines. On my machine, with this PS, it locked the CPU and GPU and their lowest frequencies because the adapter isn't powerful enough. GO with this instead: Dell PA-9E J211H 240-Watt Family AC Power Adapter PA Charger For Alienware M17x, Precision Mobile Workstations: M6400,M6500, E-port Dock: PR02X Model Numbers: GA240PE1-00, ADP-240AB B Compatible Part Numbers: 330-4128, 330-3514, J938H, Y044M, U896K, J211H