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Laptop Charger for HP Compaq

(48 customer reviews)

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93-11041-502-LC08

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Also compatible with Compaq Presario B1000 B1800 B1900 B2000 B3300 B3800 C300 M2000 M2100 M2200 M2300 M2400 M2500 V2000 V2100 V2200 V2400 V2500 V2600 V2700 V3000 V3100 V4000 V4100 V4200 V4300 V4400 V5000 V5100 V5200 V5300 X1000 HP Compaq NC4000 NC4010 NC4200 NC5000 NC6000 nc6100 nc6110 nc6120 nc6140 NC6200 NC6220 NC8000 NC8230 nw8000 nx4300 nx4800 nx4820 nx5000 nx6100 nx6105 nx6110 nx6115 nx6120 nx6125 nx6130 NX6330 nx7000 nx7010 nx7100, HP Compaq Pavilion dv1000 dv1100 dv1200 dv1300 dv1400 dv1500 dv1600 dv1700 dv4000 dv4100 dv4200 dv4300 dv4400 dv5000 dv5100 dv5200 dv5300 tx1000 ze2000 ze2100 ze2200 ze2300. P/N: 101880-001 101898-001 120765-001 146594-001 159224-001 159224-002 163444-001 163444-291 179725-002 179725-003 209124-001 209126-001 239427-001 239427-002 239427-003 239427-004 239704-001 239704-291 239705-001 265602-001 285288-001 285546-001 338136-001 371790-001 386315-002 387661-001 417220-001 A265 ACCOM-C14 ACHEW-C14 DC359A DC359A#ABA LPAC03 OK065B13 P-0K065B13 PA-1500-02C1 PA-1650-02C PA-1651-02C PP003 PP1006 PPP002D PPP009L

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Product Details

Product Length:	7.5 inches
Product Width:	1.5 inches
Product Height:	4.0 inches
Product Weight:	1.0 pounds
Package Length:	7.5 inches
Package Width:	5.0 inches
Package Height:	1.8 inches
Package Weight:	0.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 48 reviews

Features

Laptop Charger for HP Compaq
18.5V 3.5A | 65W | 4.8*1.7mm

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

don't waste your money Mar 15, 2009 By M. Clayton "Matt"
I bought this since it was a cheaper option then a name brand charger. A few months after I started using it the adapter plug became loose causing you to constantly loose connection. Now I'm still going to have to buy another one and I've wasted my money on this piece of garbage

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

.. Mar 14, 2009 By N. Picard
Very cheap but broke after probably a month at the most. Also took 3 wks to ship

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Not Worth It May 24, 2009 By J. Brown
When I received this charger I immediately plugged it in and it worked just fine. Then I noticed that the two pieces that you had to connect together between the charger and the the plug in part didn't stay together two well; they would always separate and I would find myself constantly having to get up and put them back together; it was very annoying. Then to top it all off, I left my computer charging and came back a few hours to find it still uncharged with a burnt smell in the room. The computer charger had overheated and is now sitting in the trash can where it should have been when I first received it. So yet again, not worth it. Oh and did I mention I only had the charger for 3 days???

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Charger broke two weeks after arrival Jan 31, 2009 By Gwendolyn Hartley-prime
Yeah, the charger got there after five days, even though I paid for expediated shipping, then two weeks after I got it, it stopped working. On site because I am buying a new charger. Very disappointed.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Ultimately Disappointed Mar 19, 2009 By psjog
THE SHORT: The 'wire' between the transformer box and the laptop has begun breaking the electrical connection after about 6 months of use.

THE LONG: I purchased this item in early September 2008 and was quite happy with it until early March 2009. I would have given it at least 4 stars as it did what it was supposed to do: Provide power to my laptop at a reasonable cost.

However, in early March 2009 I noticed the covering on the power supply side of the cable between the ps and my laptop had 'fatigued' (it didin't pull out) and exposed the (insulated) wired beneath. No problem, especially at the price, I wrapped a little vinyl insulating (I hope) tape around the break and continued on computing.

A week or so later I noticed my screen dimming as I moved the laptop on my lap (where else?) and realized immediately that I wasn't getting a good connection to through the wall socket (fortunately I had the battery in place). I checked the cable between the ps and the wall as it had a tendency to pull out of the socket, but that was fine. Too bad! as that cable (the wall side) is easily removable and replaceable.

It turned out that the cable at the connector to the laptop had apparently begun to break. There is some stress releif reinforcement there which still looks sound but bending the cable made it clear that the (rather fragile -- due (inherently) to the nature of the connetor) wire itself was seperating within the stress release.

I am in the habit of wrapping the cable around the ps 'box' when I store the ps in my shoulder bag, and though I don't wrap it tightly, the, I suppose inherently cheap, construction was unable to stand my repeateldy doing this.

CONCLUSION: 6 months is too short.

If I recall,this unit cost about 1/6 of the list price of the replacement HP unit and about 1/4 of the the HP unit when the HP is discounted (and I didn't go on line to check my often horrendously unreliable memory), I had to replace the original HP after just over two years because it began pulling apart (I thought at the time because I had more than a few times inadverntly yanked, hard, on the cable, but now I wonder . . . ). Comparing discounted price with time of reliable use ($100 for 2 years vs. $25 for 6 months) the cost/time period ratio is the same, but 6 months is simply too short (as is 2 years, in my opinion) to be bothered by the need to replace this.

I'll go back to the original piece which I had cut apart and taped together so as to have power while waiting for the new power supply, and look to packing away the power supply/cable in a different manner when it's not in use, if I buy another replacement. I expect I'll be able to limp along until summer when I'm hoping to replace my 5.5 Compaq with a much lighter unit.

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