19.5 Volt 45 Watt Portable Laptop Charger

My Asus laptop requires a 120 watt supply, and this worked perfectly. Not only that, but my phone started seeing its wall charger as not the original charger and would only slow charge. I used the USB charger outlet on the brick and my phone charged just fine. *The sales people at the store were also very helpful and I would highly recommend them!

I replaced a noisy fan cooled amp with this one, and it is driving eight 70 Volt 5 Watt ceiling speakers in our church's overflow areas easily.

This charger not only does 110 but has a 12 volt adapter included.

Using two of these, on separate light stands,with 45 watt fluorescent bulbs, both cluster of lights, close to each other, and in turn bounced from a single 60 white umbrella , I was able to capture beautiful dance video.

I like the fact that it’s an 18 watt charger. Charges more quickly than my Apple phone charger.

This is an awesome product and now I am free to use my strobes anywhere it is dry. I have taken over 150 flashes so far and the 14.8 volt battery is still showing over 15 volts on a volt meter. Very portable and easy to use. If you want the freedom to go on location with plenty of portable power this is the unit to buy.

The charger works just as a laptop charger should.

The battery charger that came with my Canon Rebel was 110-Volt only. On a Smoky Mountain vacation, my installed battery went dead and there was simply no place to charge it. This charger allows you to charge the battery by way of the cigarette lighter. No more will a dead battery stop me from my photography and I thank the B&H people for leading me to this alternative battery charger

I couldn't find the 3.7 volt version when buying the charger, batteries and tactical flashlight so I mistakenly assumed (I know, I know...)it would charge the 3.7 volt batteries, too. It doesn't now I must buy the 3.7 volt version and am stuck with 2 ea. of the 3 volt batteries w/charger that I don't want or need. but it does charge quick and stays charged, too.

I have a the charger Canon makes but wanted a backup. Not only is the Pearstone charger about half the price of Canon's,it also comes with a 12-volt DC attachment so I can charge batteries in my car and with a plug adapter that is the one most commonly needed one in Europe - Canon's charger does not have these.