The Prudent Way Universal Notebook & LCD AC Power Adapter (90W) features adjustable 12 to 24V output design that fits specific notebook models. It includes 15 connectors including a 3-pin connector for Dell notebooks, a 4-pin connector for Toshiba and IBM, a 7.4 x 5 mm for Dell, and 7.4 x 5 mm for HP.
- Adjustable 12 to 24V Output
- Includes 15 Connectors
Prudent Way PWI-AC90LE Overview
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Prudent Way PWI-AC90LE Reviews
Recommeded
Well made with ample selectable voltage rates for all devices. Has a wide variety of tips and chart for compatibility choices. I like the included USB output for additional versatility. Better than the auto select voltage models since you are sure of the correct voltage being applied.
Solid product, fabulous customer service
After my laptop's regular adapter died, I purchased this one. To my relief, it came with a large number of plugs designed to fit different computers, and it ended up suiting my Lenovo just fine. This adapter actually felt like quite a step up from the computer's original adapter: the cord is long and it plugs into wall outlets that only allow for two prongs. The major disadvantage, in my view, is its weight -- a little heavier than I expected -- but that's a minor challenge. Best of all, though, is the customer service. The adapter stopped working twelve months and a few days after I purchased it... meaning that it was already past the product's one-year warranty. I almost didn't call the company. When I did call them, however, they treated me with extraordinary gentleness and generosity. They agreed to honor the warranty even though it had technically expired. So I mailed them back the old product, and within a few days, they had FedEx'd me a brand-new one. Now *that's* honorable service. Well done, Prudent Way.

