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Cargador USB HP de 110 W
T Rex
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de diciembre de 2024
Hard to know what to say about a charger…. It is working well on a G3. Practically speaking, I’m not sure how meaningful the woven jacket on the wire it, but it seems like it could prevent tight kinks. If I were looking for another charger I would probably be willing to pay a wee bit extra for it.
JustinTime
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de diciembre de 2024
I recently acquired the 110W USB-C charger for my MacBook Pro, and it has surpassed my initial expectations! The sleek design fits perfectly with my laptop, and the charging speed is phenomenal. It quickly transformed my nearly empty battery into a fully charged one, thereby revolutionizing my hectic workday.I also appreciate the versatility of this charger. It works seamlessly with my other USB-C devices, eliminating the need for multiple chargers cluttering my desk. The build quality feels sturdy and reliable, giving me peace of mind that it will last. If you're looking for a dependable, high-performance charger, I highly recommend this one!
Glen
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de noviembre de 2024
This is an HP-branded USB-C charger capable of 110W for use with HP laptops that support USB-C PD charging.I am using this device with an HP MT46, an HP Firefly 14 G7 and an HP Firefly 15 G7. The charger performs properly and does the job. It's interesting to me that the HP logo appears on this charger, but the unit does work, and I have no complaints.
Dan
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de noviembre de 2024
not much to say about such a product, but it does feel really solid. I've worked in IT for well over a decade over time and I've run into a lot of these kinds of products and this one is probably one of the best feeling ones I've run into, quality-wise. It's currently charging my laptop and seems to be working perfectly fine.
Chris
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de noviembre de 2024
This is definitely on the pricier side, and I'm not sure how I feel about the "felt cloth" covering of the power cord (it's NOT felt cloth... but I'm not sure how else to describe it), but it works as advertised and feels solidly built. And I'm hoping that the extra price means it will last longer.There is a warning sticker that it can get hot... but that can happen with all power bricks, and if anything, this one feels cooler than most.If I were to write the description, I would describe it as a "100W USB-C + 10W USB-A" because that's what it is. It's not like you can get 110W out of the USB-C or more than 10W out of USB-A. This detail is in there somewhere, but it's not as obvious as it could (should?) be.Both ports supply power, and it's nice to have the extra USB-A port for charging peripherals, especially while traveling.My Dell laptop requires 130W to function at peak but can accept power as low as 60W. Anything less than 130W, though, will get a low power warning, which really is no big deal as long as you're not maximizing power demand constantly. Between my employer and my wife's employer, we have a few chargers, so I swap Dell chargers of different wattage all the time depending on what room I happen to be in at the moment. So receiving the slow charger warning when I plugged it was expected. If you don't need over 100W, I think you'll be fine.I poked around trying to find an off-brand, 130W charger that would work with my Dell and ultimately found a thread where people shared that Dell uses proprietary tech to go above 100W. If you're like me, you can stop searching - either buy the Dell product to get 130W or go with a 100W off-brand to save cash.Since I can't test how much power this unit is putting out, I can't say that it's putting out 100W... but I know it's putting out at least 60W because, when I accidentally plugged my laptop into the 10W charger (whoops), my laptop gave me an error saying I could only use 60W chargers or greater. When I then corrected my mistake, the only message I got was the expected, standard one about it being slow.My laptop has been plugged in all day now and most of the time, the power brick felt like room temperature (producing no heat). Only infrequently could I feel the slightest bit of luke-warmth coming from it, and normally I feel a lot of warmth. Then again, I haven't done anything particularly resource-intensive with it today either.I had expected the part that plugs into my laptop to have a little white LED to indicate it has power, like all the other Dell laptop chargers I have. At first, I was a little miffed that it didn't. Then I realized how much darker my room is at night when everything else is otherwise off, and now I think that's a blessing in disguise.I think I have my new home (primary bedroom) and travel charger!
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