Lenovo 65W Standard AC Adapter (USB Type-C)- UK £19.99 delivered @ Lenovo

Yes it does come with it. It is a spare power plug designed for laptops. The picture doesn't show it so they can use the same picture for multiple markets

I replaced my work USB-C charger just like the levono for this exact charger. It allows you to charge at full power or also charge a second device and still put enough power into the laptop to charge (albeit slower).

The GAN charger is half the size and is significantly lighter as well which I really like as it's lugged about in my backpack (edited)

I came here to make the same comment. I use this charger to power my work laptop and steam deck with no issues when travelling for work.

It's a joke that we are asked to do with so much less (plastic, etc.) when big business glue their equipment and make them non-repairable.

Basically all the chargers work the same - I can use my 330W Alienware charger to charge a Dell, which comes with 45 or 65W psu in the box. Device will only take the power it needs, not more. You only need to use the charger (before usb-c) from the same manufacturer as your laptop. With usb-c any charger should charge any usb-c device as long as both can negotiate the same power levels. Higher wattage is fine, but lower wattage psu can reduce the laptop speed. You can use this 65w Lenovo psu to charge a Dell XPS 13 (which comes with a 130w psu in the box), but the laptop will work at the reduced power levels and will take ages to charge.

‘Smart Voltage: Its PD technology automatically detects and delivers 5V/2A,9V/2A ,15V/3A or 20V/3.25A’ - as long as your device supports one of these voltage/amps combinations, you are good to go. Device and psu will negotiate the highest wattage supported on both and choose the corresponding combination (Volts x Amps = Watts). (edited)

Yes this is a PD charger and I think Pixels back to at least Pixel 3 are PD compliant so they will be friendly

You don't need a back up and worse case scenario, if you'll ever need a replacement and this may be full price, you'll find GaN 65w chargers for about £20 anyway.

no, as above, glued to supply so if the cable goes you'll need another replacement or fix it yourself (some useful tips above).

the question is, does your "microdot laptop" allow usb c charging?

the question is, does your dell laptop allow usb c charging?

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Agreed I wanted a 2nd Charger for my 2021 Legion 5P 15ARH05H , using the Serial Number of the laptop and even the part of my existing charger brings up nothing. forum is bad too answers seem misleading.

It's probably cheaper, but will have less functionality.. but it's not worse if your goal is to charge at 65W .. just different

If it charges by USB C then it will work, I had a Legion 5 a year or 2 ago and that only charged using the square tipped Lenovo charger but may have changed now, I was a 2021 model

You also need to consider what the load of your laptop is

It will charge but probably not at full speed if your laptop needs a higher amount of power from the standard charger that came with it. Gaming laptops can easily hit 200W when going full tilt .. you need to check your original charger and also see if the usb C port accepts power (try a phone charger as a quick test) (edited)

Certainly, I use a 25W Chromebook charger with no issues

I use mine from work for my steam deck. Works perfectly

Yes. Detachable lead with mickey mouse to UK plug.

AC Adapter is the same worldwide, they just bundle in the correct lead with a local plug, (edited)