A Laptop Computer Consumes About 40 Watts

This is the best video light I seen so far. It's actually consumes 98 watts of power. You'll need to buy the power cable separately. Solid build and the fan is very quiet which help keep the leds cool. High power led do make some heat when over 12 volts of power.

This is a great camera for $129.00 and only consumes 3 watts of power. The picture quality is great and nighttime IR quality is very good (I'm using it indoors). All in all, easy to setup and use. Very happy with it so far!

Used this to lug around all my HDMI cables. About 40 pounds of cables with no sign of flexing on the bottom or issues closing the lid. Will be buying more

The program is easy to use, and consumes only the necessary resources, it seems to me the best option.

Necessary for dental photo. Consumes too much battery.

I purchased these speakers for my computer setup and I was amazed at the build quality and sound. One speaker has the amp and electronics and supplies power to the other. These speakers are rated at 80 watts. 40 watts per channel and they are loud and clear. The frequency response is as advertised and it is flat across the spectrum with very, very little harmonic distortion. I could detect none. Excellent for a small room, computer or for DJ's. The controls and bass port are on the front for easy accessibility. Highly recommended.

Purchased for outdoor party. Set laptop next to it and played a 5 hour playlist. It definitely is not putting out the watts it says, but it's clear and loud and definitely worth the money. Would suggest getting the speaker stand. This needs to be elevated for best sound.

Every time I bring my MacBook to work, I always have to bring the original little white Apple adapter, plug it in back and forth to home-work, work-home... Well, those days are over. Now, I can leave the Xcellon 100W USB-C Universal AC Adapter permanently on my desk at work while the original Apple charger is stored in the laptop's case to take it anywhere else. The original Apple charger is only 30 watts, which I also used it for other USB-C PD devices, but the Xcellon for being 100 watts, is much better. It will deliver intelligently up to 100 watts to whatever device that needs that much current, like a bigger laptop or an V-Mount battery and will also safely charge my MacBook to only supplying the appropriate current it needs. Nothing more. That's what PD means: "Power Delivery". Very happy with it, it does what it's supposed to and now I have two ways to charge my laptop. Also, it features a built-In Circuit Protection Circuitry, and if you live in a country that is 220 volts, the charger automatically switches to the appropriate wattage (110/220), no problem. Just plug it in and forget it... [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

It is very useful and I am getting use to it. It's different from the laptop computer. But I like it. Thanks.

I used the tool to assemble a Laptop computer.