Dell 130W USB-C/USB Type C Replacement AC Adapter for Precision 5530 2in1,XPS 15 2in1 9575, DP/N 0M0H25/M0H25, 0K00F5/K00F5,Model DA130PM170,HA130PM170

The charging port on my Dell laptop broke the pin and I was faced with not being able to use the laptop any more. Luckily I had a docking station that uses a USB-C cable to charge it. It was a little harder finding the right I’m able, but this was the one and works great. Not impressed with the charging port losing the pin and not charging but this saved it!

Wanted an OEM part and this matches what is needed. Works like the original I've been using.

This is my 2nd time replacing this charger in a span of only 6 months. It's a good length for a charger and charges at a good (but not amazing) speed - but it's extremely flimsy, and has a tendency to overheat. My first charger broke at the power adapter, with a huge crack along the side. My most recent one broke at the end of the USB-C cable, but I can't even see what's wrong - the power indicator light blinks on and off randomly, and the plug gets dangerously hot when plugged in. For the price, this thing is a piece of junk.

The order arrived quickly, I am using it. However, it is still quite difficult to say about the quality of the product, since its use time is very short.

This is a genuine Dell 130w charger! Type-C or PD officially doesn't support charging past 100w, so Dell had to do something proprietary in order to get 130w. The proprietary connection only works at 130w with very specific models. If you have a Dell that came out prior to 2020, like mine, you'll notice that all third party USB c chargers are restricted to 65w by Dell. So, if this was a knock off the system would restrict it to 65w and not 90w as commonly reported. Unless you own one of the specifically suported models, not just a compatible model, you will not be able to get 130w out of this adapter and I suggest that you save $10 by going with the smaller and more portable 90w adapter. This adapter has the added benefit of being able to support fast charging on every other possible device while being smaller than my old 90w charger brick. If you still want this adapter, or got the other adapter and want to disable the annoying warnings about the performance, then reboot your laptop, and rapidly tap f2 until the bios comes up. Then click POST BEHAVIOR > Adapter Warnings and uncheck Enable Adapter Warnings.Lastly, the fact that this will only charge at 90w will not be a problem for the vast majority of users. I consider myself to be a heavy user that develops websites and have 50+ tabs open with a 4k display at full brightness, xeon e3-1505 V6, Quadro m1200, 32gb ram, backlit keyboard, external keyboard / mouse, and I like to constantly stream 4k Netflix. IF I run synthetic benchmarks and max everything out, the highest I saw was 95w on an external power meter. The average was around 70 because of the way intel implements turbo clocks, and after testing all of this I gained 4% battery.TLDR: Genuine product, only supported devices can reach 130w all other compatible devices will be 90w. Either way, most users will not notice and their battery will charge over time even with heavy use due to Intel power management. Buy a smaller and cheaper 90w adapter if your device isnt supported.

This seems to be the same as the cord that comes with the laptop initially. I do not notice any difference and it charges it just as fast. I had to purchase this as a replacement after about 3 years, keep in mind that I have 3 children (2 are younger) and 3 cats so the wear and tear on the cord is more than average for those without these factors. It fits perfectly with my XPS 15 with the same indicator light and great quality as the original that comes with the laptop. Definitely would rather purchase through Amazon as the shipping is faster and free (prime).

Item received as ordered. Shipped promptly. Works as intended. Thank you!

Off brand charger connector snapped off in 3 months. Glad it stayed connected enough not to be stuck in the computer.