Product Specifications for Universal Laptop Charger with 10 Adapters & USB Port
| BM Part #: | AD-SMP-65WUSB |
|---|---|
| Voltage: | 5 Volt - 20 Volt |
| Charging Rate: | Up to 4.5 Amp |
| Length: | 4.55" |
| Width: | 2.03" |
| Height: | 1.33" |
| Shipping Weight: | 1.50Lbs |
| Warranty: | 60 Day Return |
| DC Voltage | Output Current |
|---|---|
| 9.5 Volt / 12 Volt | 4.5 Amp |
| 15 Volt | 4 Amp |
| 18 Volt / 19 Volt | 3.16 Amp |
| 20 Volt | 3 Amp |
| USB 5VDC | 0.6 Amp |
- Universal compatibility: works with Acer, Dell, HP, Toshiba, IBM, Compaq, Gateway, Asus, Fujitsu, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, and other major laptop brands.
- 10 interchangeable DC connector tips included to fit most laptop charging ports.
- Selectable output voltage: 9.5V, 12V, 15V, 18V, 19V, or 20V DC (up to 60W).
- Built-in USB port (5V 0.6A) charges phones, tablets, and other USB devices simultaneously.
- Works worldwide with 100-240V AC input (50/60 Hz): ideal for international travel.
- Safety features: short circuit protection, overload protection, stabilized output with low ripple.
- Compact size: 4.6" x 2.0" x 1.3" (116mm x 52mm x 32mm), weighs 15.8 oz.
- CE certified for quality and safety standards.
Product Description
One Charger for Multiple Laptops
The AD-SMP-65WUSB universal AC adapter eliminates the need to keep track of multiple laptop chargers or buy expensive brand-specific replacements when a charger gets lost or damaged. With selectable voltage settings and 10 interchangeable connector tips, this single adapter works with most laptops from Acer, Dell, HP, Toshiba, IBM, Compaq, Gateway, Asus, Fujitsu, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, and other major manufacturers. Whether you're maintaining multiple laptops at home, managing devices for a small office, or traveling with different equipment, this adapter provides reliable power without the clutter of multiple chargers.
Adjustable Voltage for Different Devices
The adapter features a voltage selector switch that lets you choose the correct output voltage for your specific laptop: 9.5V, 12V, 15V, 18V, 19V, or 20V DC. Maximum power output is 60W, which handles the power requirements of most standard laptops and ultrabooks. Before connecting, check your laptop's power requirements (usually listed on the bottom of the device or on the original charger) and set the voltage selector to match. Using the wrong voltage can damage your device, so always verify before plugging in.
10 Connector Tips Included
The adapter comes with 10 detachable DC connector tips (labeled A through Q) that cover the most common laptop charging port sizes. Simply match the tip to your laptop's charging port, snap it onto the adapter's output cable, set the correct voltage, and you're ready to charge. The tips are clearly labeled and organized in the included storage case, making it easy to find the right one for each device.
Connector Compatibility Chart
| Tip | Size | Compatible Brands |
|---|---|---|
| A | 2.1mm ID x 5.5mm OD | Acer, IBM |
| P | 2.5mm ID x 5.5mm OD | Acer, Compaq, Dell, Gateway, HP, Toshiba, Winbook, IBM |
| C | 1.7mm ID x 4.75mm OD | Compaq, Asus |
| D | 3.0mm ID x 6.3mm OD | Toshiba |
| E | 1.4mm pin x 6.3mm OD | Fujitsu, Panasonic, Sony |
| G | 1.0mm pin x 5.0mm OD | Samsung |
| H | 1.9mm ID x 5.5mm OD | Acer |
| K | 0.6mm pin x 8.0mm OD | Most laptops |
| R | 1.7mm ID x 5.5mm OD | Acer |
| Q | 0.6mm pin x 7.4mm OD | HP |
Bonus USB Charging Port
In addition to the laptop charging capability, the adapter includes a built-in USB port (5V, 0.6A) that charges smartphones, tablets, Bluetooth headphones, and other USB-powered devices while you're charging your laptop. This is particularly useful for travelers who can consolidate charging into a single wall outlet, or for desk setups where outlet space is limited.
International Voltage Compatibility
The adapter accepts 100-240V AC input at 50/60 Hz, making it compatible with electrical systems worldwide. Whether you're using it in North America (110-120V), Europe (220-240V), or anywhere in between, the adapter automatically adjusts to the local voltage. Just bring the appropriate wall plug adapter for the country you're visiting, and you're set. This makes it an ideal travel charger for business trips or international vacations.
Safety and Protection Features
Built-in protection circuits guard against short circuits and overload conditions, automatically shutting down the adapter if a fault is detected. The stabilized output with low ripple ensures clean, consistent power delivery to your laptop, which helps protect sensitive internal components and extend battery life. CE certification confirms the adapter meets European safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards.
Technical Specifications
- Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz, 1.8A
- Output (Selectable):
- 9.5V / 12V DC: 4.5A max (54W)
- 15V DC: 4.0A max (60W)
- 18V / 19V DC: 3.16A max (60W)
- 20V DC: 3.0A max (60W)
- USB Output: 5V DC, 0.6A (3W max)
- Maximum Power: 60W
- Dimensions: 4.6" x 2.0" x 1.3" (116mm x 52mm x 32mm)
- Weight: 15.8 oz (440g)
- Certification: CE Listed
- Protection: Short circuit, overload, stabilized output
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which voltage setting to use for my laptop?
Check the label on the bottom of your laptop or on your original charger — it will list the required input voltage (usually something like "19V" or "18.5V"). Set the adapter's voltage selector to match as closely as possible. If your laptop requires 18.5V and the adapter offers 18V or 19V, use 19V (rounding up slightly is generally safer than rounding down). Never use a voltage significantly higher than what your laptop requires, as this can damage the device.
Will this adapter charge my laptop as fast as the original charger?
It depends on your laptop's power requirements. This adapter delivers up to 60W, which is sufficient for most standard laptops, ultrabooks, and older models. However, high-performance gaming laptops, mobile workstations, and some newer devices may require 90W, 120W, or even 150W+ chargers. Check your original charger's wattage — if it's rated at 65W or less, this adapter should charge at comparable speeds. If your original charger is 90W or higher, this adapter may charge more slowly or only maintain battery level during use rather than actively charging.
How do I know which connector tip fits my laptop?
The easiest method is to visually compare the tips to your laptop's charging port. The connector chart above lists which tips fit which brands, but laptop manufacturers sometimes use different sizes across model lines. Try matching the tip to the port by size — most laptop charging ports are barrel-style connectors where you can see the inner pin diameter and outer sleeve diameter. If you're unsure, start with the tip that looks closest in size and test-fit it gently (without forcing) before connecting power.
Can I use this adapter with MacBooks or other laptops with proprietary connectors?
No. This adapter uses standard barrel-style DC connectors and will not work with laptops that use proprietary magnetic connectors (like older MacBook MagSafe), USB-C Power Delivery charging, or other non-standard charging ports. It's designed for laptops with traditional round barrel-style charging jacks. If your laptop charges via USB-C, you'll need a USB-C PD charger instead.
Is it safe to leave the adapter plugged in when not charging a laptop?
Yes, the adapter can remain plugged into the wall outlet when not in use. However, like any electronic device, it's good practice to unplug it during thunderstorms or if you'll be away for extended periods to avoid potential damage from power surges. The adapter draws minimal standby power when plugged in but not actively charging a device.
Can I use the USB port and laptop charging simultaneously?
Yes, you can charge your laptop and a USB device at the same time. The USB port provides 5V at 0.6A (3W), which is enough to charge most smartphones overnight or keep a tablet topped off. Note that the USB output is relatively low compared to modern fast chargers, so it won't rapid-charge newer phones — it's more suitable for slow overnight charging or maintaining devices that are already mostly charged.
What should I do if my laptop doesn't charge or the adapter gets hot?
First, verify you've selected the correct voltage and are using the right connector tip for your laptop. If the voltage is set too low, the laptop may not charge. If settings are correct but it still doesn't work, the adapter may not be compatible with your specific laptop model despite matching the connector size. Some laptops have proprietary charging protocols that standard universal adapters can't support. Regarding heat: it's normal for adapters to get warm during use, but if it becomes too hot to touch comfortably or smells like burning plastic, unplug it immediately and discontinue use — this could indicate a fault or incompatibility issue.
