- Slim 200W 10.3A AC Charger Fit for HP Omen 15 17 15t 17t Zbook 15 17 Pavilion Gaming 15 17 Envy 15 2020 L00818-850 TPN-DA10 TPN-LA21 L73385-001 L00895-003 ADP-200HB B Laptop Power Supply Cord

I tried my pump for the first time and it worked perfect. It used to be hard to find aplace away from home to fill my tires. Those money machines could not fill them up. BUT I simple set the pressure Guage and left it until full. I did all four tires in no time .

Sell did excellent job on description Third on I save bought…. You see… others say. On but. It fit!! Well plug may fit but there is more to the story!!!! You need compact…. You need power….. (enough watts) You just want as close to the original And it’s exactly as original Love it, got it working had so as it arrived!’ Great service, great packaging, east transaction.. just simple and easy!!!

Battery pack is labeled as matching the original HP power supply (19.5V, 10.3A, 200W) and the plug fit my HP Omen 15-dh1065cl perfectly. However, when connected I got 'incompatible power supply' pop-ups, and my battery drained under normal web use. When I shut down the laptop, there was enough juice to recharge the battery over a few hours, but it will not run off this power supply. Pretty useless. I just wish I had tested it out prior to the 30 day return window closing. Learned my lesson.

Good product. I needed an extra for my semi truck and this is the perfect one.

This charger works perfectly no issues yet.

This isn't really a "true" HP adapter, in that the 3rd pin doesn't go all the way back to the brick and communicate with the electronics, it's just a resistor right in the head where the plug is. Some HP products might complain about this. I tried with a couple small laptops, and they accept it as a valid charger. I don't have any big HP stuff that requires an adapter this powerful, so I can't verify that it works with the bigger ones. Some reviews seem to suggest it might not. I'm not using it with an HP, so I had to make a bit of an adapter for the plug. Testing the thing, it puts out a nice consistent 19.5V throughout its rated current range plus a bit, with overcurrent protection kicking in just over 11A. I wouldn't want to run it overloaded continuously, but the laptop I'm using does occasionally draw huge surges of power for short times, and this adapter can handle them. The dull colored plastic of the shell is rather brittle, and I did a bit of damage getting inside. I expect if this took a good drop onto concrete it would be likely to crack. The shiny plastic around the AC plug is much stronger and more flexible. Inside, we have a bunch of coppery metal EMI shielding/heat spreader, and a fairly robust high voltage cap on the input side. The output filter caps are a little smaller than I'd like, but in this form factor one can't expect a lot. The power electronics are all sealed up in silicone thermal goo, and I won't be digging in there to get part numbers. It gets warm, but not uncomfortably hot, under moderate loads in the 5-8A range. In the 8-10A range with continuous load it gets quite hot, but I didn't get it to fail after running it at 10A for a couple hours. There probably aren't a lot of realistic scenarios involving a laptop running at those power levels for hours (if you're gaming that much, get a desktop!) so I declare it good.

I had the OEM charged that i kept plugged in my office for when i was working in there. I decided to get this as a spare and to use for travel/ when working from somewhere else in my home. The charger looked identical to the OEM charger for my Pavilion laptop and worked just as good.

we ordered this for our son’s laptop as his charger broke, and this was listed as the best replacement. the minute it arrived he plugged it into his laptop, as he was trying to complete a homework assignment for his freshman high school class. the second this charger connected with his laptop, his laptop started to make frying sounds and smoke and fire specs started to emit from his not year and a half old computer, which he saved money to purchase on his own. we will be filing a claim and requesting reimbursement for his laptop, and this product should be removed as it is dangerous and destroys expensive property. he could’ve gotten really hurt had my husband not been close by to unplug this dangerous charger from our power outlet.