Dell Laptop Power Supply Cord

I bought this to extend the power cord of the Luxli Taiko power supply and it seems to work well.

Needed an upgrade to Dell mid-tower case. This power supply was an easy swap. Everything lined up perfectly and had plenty of power lines for all the peripherals. Surprisingly it was easy to tuck the extra power lines out of the way behind the drives.

Laptop shoulder bag provides protection and easy of transportation for my new 17” laptop, power supply, wireless mouse, as well as papers and documents.

Helped my Dell laptop.

It's a power supply.

Surprisingly good quality and features for the low cost. Light falls off slightly at the outermost edge of the circular pattern, but not a problem for small product photography. DC output cord from the power supply is not long enough to allow the stand to fully extend, so need to hang the AC cord over the knob on the stand to keep from hanging the weight of the power supply from the DC input jack on the light. Out of the box, the nut on the DC input jack was loose, but easily tightened. Instructions include USA phone number for parts and service (nice touch).

I needed this to replace my missing power cord for my xbox 360 slim. It plugged right into the power supply block, and it's working just fine. No complaints.

I have owned and used regularly 5 Sony ECM-77 Lavalier Mics since 1984. They all still work but the cords have taken a beating. I was looking for a less costly replacement. The ECM-44 is perfect. The mic head is slightly larger than the ECM-77 but certainly not too big. The sound quality appears to be equal, and the cord is possibly a little heavier duty. Also, the cord is some 10 feet long allowing the power supply to easily rest on the floor without putting any strain on the mic. It is capable of using phantom power or a single AA Battery in the cord mounted power supply. I am very happy with this purchase.

Works beautifully, no surprises ... Of course I'm using it , not for a laptop, but a condenser tube mic's power supply that sits at the bottom of a big Atlas studio mic stand on wheels Perfection !

This is my first review I have ever written (buying computers sine the 1970's), and only because this CalDigit Element is so good I was compelled to write. I have a new Dell XPS 15 inch 9530. I had options of purchasing the Dell WD22TB4 hub (made for this laptop) or getting the CalDigit. After doing a lot of research I choose the CalDigit because of the vast amount of thunderbolt ports. My Dell laptop had some issues like 4 motherboard replacements, 3 speaker replacements, one screen replacement and one keyboard (ALL IN THE FIRST YEAR). I was hesitant to buy another Dell product. I have my OEM Dell power adapter plugged into the USB-C (right side) to power the laptop because the CalDigit only delivers 60 watts which is no problem. The laptop understands which power to use. What do I gain from this decision. I have 3 empty Thunderbolt 4 ports on the CalDigit and one Thunderbolt 4 port on the laptop free (the other TB4 is used to connect the CalDigit). So I end up with: 4 Thunderbolt 4 ports free 4 USB - A (10 gb) available I have the best of both types of ports. I rather make my own decision as to what the port does instead of a hub having only a set determined specific device ports. This unit out performs any hub I have ever had. In fact the CalDigit's construction is amazingly well built and looks good.