S SKstyle inc. via Amazon[amazon.com] has 65W 60W USB-C Charger for Dell Latitude, XPS and Dell Latitude Series Chromebook for $6.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
Note: Please check Model Numbers on Product Page for each of the Dell Series
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S SKstyle inc. via Amazon[amazon.com] has 65W 60W USB-C Charger for Dell Latitude, XPS and Dell Latitude Series Chromebook for $6.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
Note: Please check Model Numbers on Product Page for each of the Dell Series
This 65W USB C Dell charger is mainly appealing as a budget power brick for laptops, phones, and tablets, with reports that it fast charges phones and works with MacBooks and other USB C gear. The cable management is a nice touch, since the cord can wrap around the charger body for easier packing. The main concern is safety and authenticity, because the listing says Specification Met UL rather than clearly showing an actual UL listing or branding. Fit and boot warnings on Dell laptops may still need model matching or BIOS tweaks, so it is a practical option if you are comfortable checking the details.
people using a Dell Latitude/XPS or Dell Latitude Chromebook who want a compact-enough USB-C power option for everyday charging because commenters report it works well and is compatible with USB-C devices (including MacBooks) and even soldering irons, with easy cable management by wrapping the wire around the charger body.
phone and tablet owners who are okay with a "big brick" charger because one commenter says it will fast charge a phone without problems and frames it as a reasonable phone/tablet charger.
buyers who are willing to double-check compatibility by matching their laptop model number because commenters recommend looking up the model number for the correct charger and even suggest sourcing a used OEM charger instead of relying on generic aftermarket options.
buyers who care about verifiable safety certification because commenters question whether the listing is truly UL listed (e.g., "Specification Met=UL" vs an actual UL number/branding) and argue that an actual UL listing is the meaningful value add for wall-plug chargers.
Dell laptop owners who want to avoid boot-time power warnings because at least one commenter says generic chargers can cause Dell laptops to get stuck in a BIOS/boot warning due to insufficient power.
people expecting a standout deal versus other 65W USB-C chargers because commenters say the price is standard for this type of charger and note poor reviews where the charger reportedly stopped working after a few days.
The listing shows "Specification Met=UL," which suggests it meets UL standards rather than being formally UL listed. For a wall charger, an actual UL listing is the meaningful certification, so the product page wording alone does not prove full UL listing.
It can charge MacBooks, phones, tablets, and other USB-C accessories, and it reportedly fast-charges phones without problems. It is also described as a large brick, so it works well if size is not a concern.
It is priced about the same as many other 65W USB-C chargers, so it is not especially unique on price. A compact Anker 65/67W charger plus a 100W USB-C cable is a more portable alternative, while some buyers still consider this one a good price.
Dell laptops can show a low-power or charger warning during boot with generic chargers even when the charger is capable enough. That notice can be disabled in BIOS if you do not want to see it.
For the safest fit, matching your laptop's model number to the correct charger is the better approach. A used OEM charger on eBay is suggested over a new aftermarket charger when you want the most reliable compatibility.
anyone has any experience if dell laptops will complain that it doesn't get enough power? it only happens during bootup with my generic chargers, but it's annoying (get stuck in some sort of bios screen)
This warning is something that can easily be disabled in the BIOS if you care to turn it off. Having owned loads of Dells that do this regardless of the actual capabilities of the associated charger, I have personally defaulted to disabling this notice.
I would personally look up the model number for the correct charger for your laptop, and look for one on eBay, a used one would be better than a a new aftermarket one.
What's up with that one "Reviews with images" review. AHHAHAH
Check out AliExpress sometime, it's like half the people think every review needs a random picture from their camera roll added as verification or something.
This warning is something that can easily be disabled in the BIOS if you care to turn it off. Having owned loads of Dells that do this regardless of the actual capabilities of the associated charger, I have personally defaulted to disabling this notice.
Good luck!
Jon
thanks, didn't know
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This 65W USB C Dell charger is mainly appealing as a budget power brick for laptops, phones, and tablets, with reports that it fast charges phones and works with MacBooks and other USB C gear. The cable management is a nice touch, since the cord can wrap around the charger body for easier packing. The main concern is safety and authenticity, because the listing says Specification Met UL rather than clearly showing an actual UL listing or branding. Fit and boot warnings on Dell laptops may still need model matching or BIOS tweaks, so it is a practical option if you are comfortable checking the details.
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Good luck!
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Edit: Never mind. It's PD, so it's safe.
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