Three questions.. What are the sizes of the tips on the power cord? Is it 5.5mm x 2.1mm? Next, is the charger a smart charger, or just a very slow trickle charger (worried about overcharging, not fast charging). Last, the picture shows a Euro plug. Save to assume that the picture is wrong and that it comes with standard US plug? Thanks! Three questions.. What are the sizes of the tips on the power cord? Is it 5.5mm x 2.1mm? Next, is the charger a smart charger, or just a very slow trickle charger (worried about... » Read More Three questions.. What are the sizes of the tips on the power cord? Is it 5.5mm x 2.1mm? Next, is the charger a smart charger, or just a very slow trickle charger (worried about overcharging, not fast charging). Last, the picture shows a Euro plug. Save to assume that the picture is wrong and that it comes with standard US plug? Thanks! « Show Less
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I dont know the size of the connector but it seems to be a standard for 12 volt dc. Not a smart charger. The charge on the battery was 14.2 volts after charging. Its a standard plug for the good old USA.
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The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is literally a $2 charger. The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is... » Read More The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is literally a $2 charger. « Show Less
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It is both a travel charger comes with a Euro style plug adapter for the standard US 110 Volt plug but it also has an adapter to use with an auto 12 volt system. The reason I purchased it was for extended trips in the western desert where I might not be near an available 110 volt supply for weeks at a time. It has worked very well and I intend to purchase a second one as a backup charger and to have extra batteries when I am backpacking for several days to a week. I have a 4 outlet adapter for the car so could charge 2 batteries at a time. When really low it takes a while several hours to recharge. At home I put the battery in over night and it is ready to go in the morning another reason for me to get a second charger. When I am doing a long shoot I can change after a few hundred photos so I do not take a chance of having a "Low Battery" at a critical moment like during a wedding where I set up and do the before photos and then take the Portrait shots of the members of the wedding Party. Then change the battery and shoot the wedding and the reception. I might also change memory cards even if not needed so I do not have everything on one card.
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This comes with a travel charger; just like what you'll get for cell phones or laptop. Meaning it is international voltage. You just need a convertor to change the US plug (2 flat pin) to EU plug (2 round pin).
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The unit itself is 4 9/16" L by 2 1/2" W by 1 1/8" H. However, the charging cable sticks out of the back a minimum of 1 3/4". The charger works great. For a charging station I have found it useful to get an inexpensive box (or expensive and pretty box) similar to small shoe-box size [I use a Really Useful(tm) plastic latchable container available on Amazon and most stationery stores], cut holes in both ends and put the charger with cables and other stuff in the box with just the cables sticking out the holes. If you need to travel just pick up the box and you have everything with you in one place. The unit itself is 4 9/16" L by 2 1/2" W by 1 1/8" H. However, the charging cable sticks out of the back a minimum of 1 3/4". The charger works great. For a charging station I have found it useful to get an inexpensive box (or expensive and pretty box) similar to small shoe-box size [I use a Really Useful(tm) plastic latchable container available on Amazon and most stationery stores], cut holes in both ends and put the charger with cables and other stuff in the box with just the cables sticking out the holes. If you need to travel just pick up the box and you have... » Read More The unit itself is 4 9/16" L by 2 1/2" W by 1 1/8" H. However, the charging cable sticks out of the back a minimum of 1 3/4". The charger works great. For a charging station I have found it useful to get an inexpensive box (or expensive and pretty box) similar to small shoe-box size [I use a Really Useful(tm) plastic latchable container available on Amazon and most stationery stores], cut holes in both ends and put the charger with cables and other stuff in the box with just the cables sticking out the holes. If you need to travel just pick up the box and you have everything with you in one place. « Show Less
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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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This charger is old. It is no longer listed on the Energizer website.The newest tip is a mini USB. All the rest are probably of no use.
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The description says that the plug dimensions are: Jack Dimensions: Inner diameter - 2.5mm Outer diameter - 5.5mm. Or are you looking for the plug that plugs into the power supply itself? Mine is three prong, not like in the picture.
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It is about 3 1/2 in. long, 1 1/2 in. wide, and 5/8 in. thick. i really like this charger it is excellent and stays charged up to 6 months if not used so it is always ready to use when needed. It lets you know when it needs to be charged. It comes with several different adapters. I keep it in my purse at all times in a separate little bag so I always have it handy. Fran
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The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is literally a $2 charger.
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I dont have a picture as of now... i have been using it.....its very nice..the cord is pretty long and the charger has a light on it... The charger has a good grip on it and its easy to plug it in and out ...
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I bought one on Amazon from seller Photoland NY and I received a charger with a Euro type plug, the charger is rated for 100-240 Volts AC so it's just a matter of the plug not fitting the wall socket, if you are buying from a Japanese seller you will not have this problem, I would suggest you ask what type charger it comes with if dealing with non Japanese sellers.
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Very poor charging time indeed!! I've seen where the 3' cord is 5W & this cord is only 2W. Probably why it charges so slow!I was also disappointed in the shipping speed to get it (not truly stated by supply quick) & the fact that I've torn up the packageand cannot send it back! (and I would send it back if I could)!
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Bob H. I wish that I could help you but I've only used it in the US. I like this product so much a purchased a couple more and have talked a few of my friends into purchasing some. I also have the larger power strips with the usb things. Good luck finding your answer. I'm very sorry that I couldn't help you!!
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It comes with a "travel adapter"-type charger, Model MCS-01WT, with the following specs: Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.2A Output: 5.0V, 1.2A So, basically, you can plug it in wherever you go. It also comes with an additional plug adapter, but I don't have it on hand right now to verify its type, though I might wildly guess it's for European plugs.
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The way you phrased your question sounds like you want to a picture posted. I don't think pics can be posted on here. Otherwise the charger is very good in my opinion. The cord is approximately 70 inches long and is detachable from the charger. The charger is just under an inch thick, about 2 3/4 inches long and 1 3/4 inches wide. It has a light on the charger that's lit when it's plugged into the wall and I think it's very durable. I've had no problems with it thus far but it's only been a about a month far me.
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I have same problems as Mr. Beeck, and I find no clear, consistent answers online or at Best Buy. The Amazon product description as advertised for PWR+ charger does not mention differing sizes required for charging the ASUS Transformer T100. Questions remain: Does ASUS have a simple, specific solution to the charger problems? If so, where found? Why are there so many charger sizes/types for the ASUS T100. I'm disappointed with both ASUS and Amazon, although I have been a strong supporter of both companies for years. I sense a basic design flaw in the charger devices.
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I have ordered mine through the US side of amazon.com and they have both an us plug - what make sense.But the plug is made for 120-240 V and 50/60 Hz and with it you can use this internationally. You just need a little adapter for Europe (no converter!) for 2$.I'm commuting and therefor bought a second one because I'm so satisfied with them!