How long would this last if you were to use it to power a dell laptop?
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It has roughly the capacity of a laptop battery. I don't know your exact laptop model, but I would expect that it would last about as long as with its built-in battery.
1414206
If Dell has a Customer Support service, I'd ask them. My guess is that it probably would since power supplies are pretty generic.
885947
Depends on how much power you are drawing. I have my desktop PC, monitor, router and cable modem on battery backup. All I want is time to save what I am working on and shut down properly. Around 10 minutes would be fine with me, but I haven't tried to test it.
1580655
I guess it depends how long you need it to run in the event of a power failure. If this is your only computer and only need a very short up time before shutting down it may be over kill for you.
18497
With this battery it us approximately 2-3 hours unplugged. I usually almost always plug my laptop while in use. For the price, you cannot go wrong compared to the actual dell battery which is $150+,this battery does the job while saving money.
1721831
More than likely. I have been servicing computers for almost 20 years and Dell basically standardized their power supplies about 7 or 8 years ago. The only difference between the power supplies is the wattage. Most are 60 watts, then there are 90 watts (usually 17" display laptops) and they have one around 120 watts for the all in ones. Hope this helps you and BTW, stick with OEM models.
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I don't know about that. Beware though, I will say that I have purchased 3 of these since September. The first one worked for 4 months and then developed a short and it would randomly stop charging. The other two I purchased did not work at all. The 2nd one would sporadically make a connection and the 3rd one never did. Each time I plugged them in I received a message saying that it was non-compatible with my laptop and to purchase a Dell 90watt power cord which is what this one is.
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I am not sure about the warranty it is either 90 days or a year? I am more inclined to say a year. You can check out the manufactures site and fund out. My battery is still going strong. My Dell laptop Inspiron 1721 is an energy hog. The battery would last for 2 hours if the laptop didn't have to run updates. I just keep the laptop in case I need it in a hurry and can't take my desktop.
1600422
The Dell computer I installed it into only had a bit above 2 Ghtz of power and it had no problem operating with that low a source so anything you have above 2 Ghtz will work fine.
1837926
That's what I bought it for and it works great, it actually charges it faster than the DELL one did. Just be careful about leaving it plugged in, it gets really warm.
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I generally charge it for about ten to fifteen minutes and work a full time job and it's never really died on me...If I get up to leave the computer I'll usually just hook it up and when I come back unplug it and I'm good to go. Never had it die on me yet.
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I think so. As long as the output voltage n the output current match your dell. It should work fine.
1113702
Assume that you won't be plugging off the laptop. It lasts about an hour or two, but basically assume you need a power brick if you're travelling.
1949026
I'm not sure. I'm guessing like 90 days. But like most things on amazon. I don't expect much. The power window 2 months later are still working great.
288150
Been using mine to power an RV. Under full load, a full tank (almost a gallon) to run intermittent full power for an AC and it runs about 5 hours. I have never had to run it at full power for a complete gallon, so I am guessing it would last around 3-3.5 hours on continuous full speed. Hope this helps.
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This is not original dell but from a different brand. Till now I am using it without any problem and it runs for atleast 4 hours while watching movie once it is charged.
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I can confirm that, it depends on the Dell Computer you're plugging it into. If it's a Latitude E6400 model, it'll actually charges it as well as when plugged in. I am practically 14 hours a day on a 12volt power wheelchair 7 days a week. It has worked for a full year on June 2015. Buy if you have a Dell Latitude E6400.