Can this power a Lenovo Yoga Pro 2? thanks
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As of 4/30/14, no. I contacted Targus and they advised that the rectangular power plug that Lenovo uses is still in development and not yet available. No ETA. (FWIW, voltage and amperage output looks to be OK, it's Lenovo's plug shape that is the issue.) Additional, there is a power adapter cable model # 0B47046 that adapts a round plug to the rectangle one, but I have not tried it yet.
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A power tip that works with the Yoga Pro 2 is now available. Contact Targus customer service and they will send out out right away. I
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As of 4/30/14, no. I contacted Targus and they advised that the rectangular power plug that Lenovo uses is still in development and not yet available. No ETA. (FWIW, voltage and amperage output looks to be OK, it's Lenovo's plug shape that is the issue.)Additional, there is a power adapter cable model # 0B47046 that adapts a round plug to the rectangle one, but I have not tried it yet.
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Not sure, check with Targus (website FAQs); I am using USB for power from PC. Sorry.
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Yes, but you need to have two open usb ports, one of them usb 3.0, with the power being plugged into the usb 3.0. USB 2 doesn't provide enough power.
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Not sure. We bought it for a Lenovo Yoga2 Pro UltraBook, and it fits fine. (The Lenovo measures 12.99 W x 8.66 D x .61 H.)Hope this helps.
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Yes you could, however all you really need is a Mini HDMI adapter cable. The Thinkpad 2 has a full size USB port, so no need for the micro and mini USB adapters.
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No. This one does. It's the one I Use with my Yoga 2 PRO Lenovo ThinkPad USB 3.0 Docking Station (0A33970)
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It is a legit Lenovo power supply, but I bought it for the Yoga2. I am not sure if it was the same power supply as supplied with the Flex15. I apologize that I don't know the answer.
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Aren't *all chargers used in the US 110v? In other words, yes, I think it will. Particularly if it's a charger that *came with the Lenovo. If it isn't, even if the plug fits, you might have a problem not so much with voltage as with wattage. In my experience I've run into 90W and, I think, 70W chargers. If the BIOS expects 90, it won't work with some other number - or perhaps the charger (aka power supply) will *power, but not charge. I looked around quickly, and those Lenovo chargers can be bought for anywhere between $45 and $9. $45 is ridiculous when the whole laptop can be bought for $120 - in other words, don't buy from ridiculous people :). Aren't *all chargers used in the US 110v? In other words, yes, I think it will. Particularly if it's a charger that *came with the Lenovo. If it isn't, even if the plug fits, you might have a problem not so much with voltage as with wattage. In my experience I've run into 90W and, I think, 70W chargers. If the BIOS expects 90, it won't work with some other number - or perhaps the charger (aka power supply) will *power, but not charge. I looked around quickly, and those Lenovo chargers can be bought for anywhere between $45 and $9. $45 is ridiculous when the whole laptop can be bought for... » Read More Aren't *all chargers used in the US 110v? In other words, yes, I think it will. Particularly if it's a charger that *came with the Lenovo. If it isn't, even if the plug fits, you might have a problem not so much with voltage as with wattage. In my experience I've run into 90W and, I think, 70W chargers. If the BIOS expects 90, it won't work with some other number - or perhaps the charger (aka power supply) will *power, but not charge. I looked around quickly, and those Lenovo chargers can be bought for anywhere between $45 and $9. $45 is ridiculous when the whole laptop can be bought for $120 - in other words, don't buy from ridiculous people :). « Show Less
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If it the ThinkPad is backward compatible to USB 2.0, this device should work.
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I don't know, I haven't that device, I use that in a Note and works perfectly, but your device may require other power demands. You should consult the manufacturer's specifications and check that your external power supply is same or lower that 2.0 amp
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Check the info. from manufacturer. I used it on a Lenovo v 570. It died after about 4 months. I wouldn't buy one again.
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The specs for the Y500 call for 90W charger, and the Thinkpad charger is 170W; I don't think it would be wise to put this many watts in the Y500 battery; you might try: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Power-Supply-Laptop-Charger-Lenovo-Ideapad-Y480-Y500-Y510-Y550-Y560-Y560p-/290976603133?pt=Power_Cables_Connectors&hash=item43bf8e9bfd
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Yes it will, so long as it's a true USB2 port that can provide the needed power.
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http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Idea-Windows-based-Tablets-and/Yoga-2-Pro-WiFi-Replacement-Cards/td-p/1320753/page/2
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I have a Lenovo Yoga 13. This adapter has worked fro me on every system I've used that requires a VGA input. That is still about 90% of all monitors I see in my travels.
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From the Lenovo site: "I sent a quick note off to our engineering team and received confirmation that we support the 2.4Ghz band, but not 5Ghz on Yoga." So, there's your answer.
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Yes, it works with Windows 8.1 Pro and the Windows 10 Technical Preview on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro.