Will this work to power a big laptop?
596160
No , it is only 12,000 mAh..... thats about enough for a regular size tablet for possibly one charge. A laptop needs much more
2263798
Wont work as a power supply.....only a charger.....it will recharge the laptop battery and then turn off
1560056
The DC output only puts out 2A through 9V, and 1.5A through 12V, so probably not unless your laptop is ultra, ultra low-power?
2114068
It appears like you can plug a laptop into it. It outputs 200 watts. Most laptops are 100 watts or less for draw power. Though I must have gotten a defective item because mine did not last long at all. Keep in mind this has a fan in it to keep the electronics cool because of the power conversion. The result is if you are using this in a car for long periods of time you might get kind of annoyed like I did.
1659006
It should work but u may need a powered usb hub as this adapter is power hungry
2174806
It certainly has the capacity to charge and or run the laptop for quite a while. The question is whether the right connector is packaged with it. It works nicely on my HP laptop and it comes with 3 connectors labeled for Toshiba. Easy to use but be sure to set voltage correctly. Manual is well written. Worst case get an adapter from Radio Shack.
907544
Yes. It definitely work. Be aware that this type of power device is quite heavy,15 lbs maybe. If you are no going to move it everyday, it is a good choice.
1159967
Yes it will. Power supply shouldn't be a factor. I'm running with 600 watts on my backup with zero issues
1717065
This will work perfectly for that application, I did the exact same thing. the device will have a current draw, which will demand less than 1.6 amps, but the power pack will not "force" current. current is drawn, and current draw is determined by the circuit. You are fine.
913962
No, this is only for usb devices. They make separate power banks for pc's there alot larger though.
1267788
I haven't tried it, but I think it would work. At work I plug it into my laptop.
2098322
Yes. Keep in mind though that you'll probably need to use two USB cable spots to power the device. It's unusual but works fine.
784676
I suppose. You should check the voltage and ampere at the bottom of your laptop.
2115004
Not sure, check with Targus (website FAQs); I am using USB for power from PC. Sorry.
891620
Yes, should work fine. My Desktop had 500W in it when I was using this. It will be a VERY tight fit in that case though.
361293
Probably not, unless you have a USB adaptor to your power input to your laptop. Even then, I don't know the output requirements for your laptop... which could be a lot higher than 5V/1Amp (which is this device's output)
1360930
Sure--- as long as what you are trying to power needs 5volts and takes no more than 2 amps, it should work.