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Question: looking to use this with an old Inspiron E1705, current charger states 19.5 volts @ 4.62 amps, any reason this would not work, or cause safety issues?
Document: I bought this without checking the reviews and wish I had. This is not strong enough to charge a laptop battery. It is supposedly 3.4 amps with 19.5 volts. I checked the output with my multimeter and it was slightly lower voltage and 3 amps (less than 60W). It worked at first, but no longer is sufficient to charge the battery, so it just keeps the computer on...  Also - you have to jiggle it to make it connect sometimes.
this is not the model you want for inspiron 1520.. before purchasing please check the back of your current charger.. OEM is 4.62a this is 3.33 amps ... when you plug it in you get a message "this is a 65watt power supply,, your battery will charge slower and your computer will run slower, please replace with 95 watt power supply"also this unit is 2 pronged wire and oem is 3.. it works but i ordered the oem asap.
The info says this is suitable for some Vostros that require 90Watts and 4.62 amps, but it is only a 65 Watt charger that puts out 3.34 amps. This is why so people find that the charger gets very hot. Check the specs on the adapter your computer needs before you purchase this!
This power supply is not adequate for most Dell laptops. The problem is one of design - it only outputs 3.34 amps. I plugged it into my Dell Inspiron laptop, and all it would do is maintain the current low state of charge - the battery did not gain any charge even though it was plugged in overnight.
I bought this adapter for my Dell Inspiron 1525 after my old one died around 1.5 years after purchase. I read the reviews for the "genuine" Dell products, and they were actually worse than this product at a greatly inflated price. I figured, if it's only going to last for a period of time, why not buy the inexpensive one? I chose 2-day shipping and had it as promised. It has worked fine since I purchased it. No overheating issues with the box at all.
I do not recommend this particular charger at all!I bought one for my daughter's laptop and it was supposedly the equivelant replacement for the original Dell power cord.Within a month after buying it, the power box overheated and literally melted the plastic!It was only plugged in while the laptop was in use and the area around the cord was free from any obstructions that would cause it to overheat.
When I found myself in need of a new charger for my Dell Inspiron E1405, I turned to Amazon for the efficiency they always provide me with. I bought this item at a reasonable price from a seemingly legitimate company and I thought my problem was solved. When my package arrived, however, the product would not work. It simply wouldn't charge my notebook. This product is not all it's marketed as, so beware.
It does function adequately. I purchased the clone because I just could not see paying $130 for a new OEM charger for a laptop that is 5 years old.
Lightweight and functional. It has not given me any issues whatsoever. I recommend it to anyone looking for a new cord
I bought this charger because my old one had lost it's life and was looking for a cheap replacement. I used it for around 2 days and it was working properly and then on the 3rd it wouldn't charge my laptop. I plugged it into a new outlet and it began to charge again, except that I heard some cracking noise. I looked at the charger it began to smoke heavily and caught a litItle fire. Luckily this didn't happen while I was away.
Answer: I would not recommend this charger period. It did work for the laptop but, I believe it is an issue with the manufacturing of the cord itself. Perhaps the charger I bought was a flawed one but who is to say? The power box melted completely during normal, responsible use. It could have easily burned my house down if it had not been caught. To me it is not worth the risk, pay the extra 10$ and get an actual Dell replacement cord. It is worth the piece of mind.Any charger you purchase must have sufficient amps output to charge the battery. The knock off chargers will xstate they work with your laptop model but that does not mean it has sufficient amps to actually work for yours. What it means is that it will plug into your laptop.If I had my way Amazon would look more closely at this manufacturer, Sunvalley Tech I think, and stop selling products made by them. As far as  know there are no laws in place or government agencies that insure that proper testing is done prior to going to market, that is up to the manufacturer. We as consumers have to take their word that it meets the minium stamdards required . If the product is made oversees, all bets are off.A chep charger is certainly not worth your families safety or your piece of mind