So, does this cord actually charge your Dell or just provide power (without charging the batteries)?
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Yes, this is a replacement power brick that will charge and power the PC. This one works very well. There was a cheaper one that hummed really loud and scary, this one is quiet. The only minor thing is that the connector is slightly looser than the OEM, but it does not "fall out" and stays in OK. The other pluses over the OEM, its lighter weight and it does not have that BRIGHT blue glowing light!
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I have this one and it does charges the batteries while providing power, it's the same one that comes with the laptop.
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Hi Alyssa; this device is a transmitter of power in the Qi standard -- Qi is a standard just like "NEMA-5-15" is a standard that describes how your power cords plug into your walls in the USA. This device speaks "Qi". The problem is that I don't see a Dell Venue 8 receiver for the power. Just as Radio has a transmitter (the station) and receiver (your radio, converting radio waves into sound), you need a Qi receiver that converts Qi power into power to charge your battery. I just did a search for "Qi Venue" and found no matches on Amazon; you might have better luck. The key is that "Qi" symbol: make sure that you have a Dell Venue case or adapter for Qi, and this or any other Qi transmitter will work with your Dell.
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The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the... » Read More The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. « Show Less
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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.
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No, only a USB cable and a USB to DC adapter (in case you want to give it extra power directly from the laptop).
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it has powee cable and one audio cable. you just plug it in to the audio jack of your dell
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I honestly don't think it's as good as the original battery we received from Dell. It does the job and I am not sure of exactly how long it last since I don't charge it 100% all the time. I use to but have read try only charging it 80% and the battery will last longer. Plus I don't use it all day since I have a gaming computer. Sorry I can't give you a better answer. Would I buy it again yes. Do I think its as good as original No.
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I can't say about your specific model. It seems like it does charge many models. I have a Dell XPS 12 which is a very new model convertible laptop/tablet and it won't charge my computer battery, but it does prevent it from using any battery. The computer thinks it's plugged in.
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It works fine on my stock dell, which has a weak power supply. I don't recall there being a separate power supply input.
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I have not purchased the Dell. However I have four Lenovo's and would highly recommend- no regrets. Surprised how long they have lasted without a problem. Having said this, three of the four must be plugged in at all times. Battery will not hold a charge. I suppose that a new battery would do the trick but the computers are so old I am hesitant to purchase batteries.
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They arrive with instructions to charge them overnight without turning your computer on, then use until the battery had drained. I followed the directions implicitly. In the beginning it appeared to have worked. But each time it seemed to charge less and less until it finally didn't take a charge at all. The seller was willing to refund my money if I paid to mail it back. I suggest you buy a Dell battery rather than buying an unreliable wannabe.
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The XP-1 has a 19 volt laptop charging port and comes with the connector (cable) to charge a laptop. I don't know why it wouldn't charge a Dell laptop.
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NO. However the cord it needs for power is included. You just need to connect it to the "Supported" Dell Monitor. If you don't have the compatible monitor, you will need to purchase the other version of this item, which does include a power supply. Hope this helped you.
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I'm using the original charger that came with the DELL. It worked initially with the battery but after a month and a half it stop charging.Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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No, it's not a Dell battery. As far as holding a charge, I get less than my original dell battery. I have to recharge the battery approximately every 90mins. I should have just purchased the battery from Dell.
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Dells have a charging problem with batteries not made by DELL, ALWAYS buy DELL bateries and DELL ac adapters. after market products are cheap,u get what u pay for
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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.