Did anyone charged their US laptops during their stay in India with this adapter. I don't want to risk charging my expensive laptop and blow it off.
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We were not in India. I believe I used this adapter in Bhutan. I think it's the same one. If so, it worked fine. But again, it wasn't India.
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I charged my US MacBook with this in India. Worked great. MacBook power supply brick supports both 110/220V. Make sure your power supply can handle 220 or it will fry it.
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hi, we have to use the converter/adapter to be used to change to the required voltage then it will work fine.I took it to India, and working for me.It is a good product ,i recommend this product.Thanks.
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I have had NO problems with this battery. My laptop works just fine. I do not think you will have to send it back. I would need to know about the electricity in your country to see if I would offer any precautions. You may need to condition the battery, or maybe not.
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I used it in China but the hotel had like all the different ports so I didn't even really need it. Going to Asia? just make sure your power supply switches voltage and take this thing adapter and I feel pretty sure your good.
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I am no expert but I can share my experience. I tried this adapter for my Dell Inspiron 1545. It was able to power the laptop but it was not able to charge the laptop battery. The computer would display an error message saying that it was not an original Dell adapter and would prevent the computer from charging the battery. So, this adapter sort of worked for me but the fact that it wouldn't charge my battery was a deal breaker. I don't know if it was a defective adapter or if this model just won't work for charging. Anker at least refunded my money. I ended up purchasing the Original Genuine Dell Made 90Watt AC Slim Adapter PA-3E [19.5V 4.62A 90W] from Power City via Amazon and it has been working fine.
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I thought this unit was pretty heavy but I used it in Germany to charge my DS and it worked perfectly. Not sure if the voltage is the same in India as the European nation, but it worked for me. Hope that helps
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No. Even with a plug adapter, the surge protector part is a problem. I have blown circuits and adapters this way. First, I blew the adapter in India. Then, I plugged it in at the airport lounge in the U.S. and killed that entire circuit. Guilty.
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I do without any problems. The charger seems very high tech. I doubt it would hurt the battery to leave iit plugged in
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I'm from Norway but study in the states so I travel back and forth when I have vacation and you can just buy a cheap plug. The power brick takes care of all the voltage conversions. This applies to all laptops.
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I'm sorry but I have not experienced that issue. I'm using a Dell Inspiron. My charger is about 2 ft from my machine. Perhaps it's an issue with the proximity of the adapter to your laptop?
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Hello. Joe here from T-Power USA. thanks for the call this morning Jim and bringing the awareness of the issue. I'll contact my supplier about it. We have an exchange guarantee for a new adapter, or refund no problem if there is any problems with your adapter. I will try my best to help.thank youJoe SandovalT-Power USA
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Just be aware it can't charge laptops the current only goes one way. It comes IN from the USB plugged into a laptop with the micro USB plugged into the side of the charger and it goes OUT the USB port on the end of the charger top the micro USB at the end of the charger. I saw someone complain the charger didn't charger their daughter's laptop and instead was draining power...
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It did not work for me. It was purchased to be used in india, but when I plugged it in it the digital display started to blink on and off like crazy. Moreover, I tried it with a step down voltage converter with the same result. Maybe I just got a bad piece but the instruction manual with it does not say that it is dual voltage. Very disappointed.
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HI Richard, The unit came with a US only adapter, if I remember correctly. We have bought four of these units and they're in use with a Mac, a Sony Laptop and two Dell All-in-Ones. They've worked with everything we've connected them to.
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Hi Phil, For some reason when I order this Unit I was sent a device that was set-up for International / Other Countries. The Unit came with an AC Adapter / Charger that had the plugs that are common in Europe, included also in the box was an AC Converter adapter to match and mate with the plugs used in the USA. This caused a whole series of problems for me because it wouldn't re-charge the Battery beyond 65%. When I spoke to Sony the service people told me to do an entire Software System Upgrade. I followed their directions and it did not solve the problem. Only until I used my Computer to Charge the Tablet did I determine that the International version charger along with the US Converter was the problem. I have requested from Sony that they send me a normal USA version AC Charger Unit and its coming in the mail. So my advise to you if you're in the States is to make sure they don't send you a Unit that is sold abroad (i.e. Internationally).
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I chose this adapter b/c of pricing and that it could match with my Toshiba laptop. So far it works fine and it was only $11, I think in total. Only thing I would change is that this cord is not as long as the original cord, however it keeps the laptop charged and I just have been keeping the laptop stationery while charging. Hope this helps. I wouldn't spend anymore than $10-$20 on a replacement cord via Amazon.
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NO, your laptop won't have enough power. I tried that, it didn't work for me. Make sure you tell them to give you a U.S. adapter if you order it because you will get one from ASIA, if you don't.