DELL
DELL 90W AC Adapter for XPS M1350 M1210 M1300 M140 with Power Cord
Genuine 90 W Dell power adapter with 19.5 V 4.62 A output and 100-240 V input, includes power cord for XPS M1350 M1210 M1300 M140
- Genuine Dell build ensures reliable charging for XPS models
- 100-240V input supports worldwide mains voltages
- 90W output delivers full power to compatible laptops
- 5V 4.62A specification matches original adapter requirements
- Includes power cord for immediate use
Compatible Dell XPS models
This 90W AC adapter is built for Dell XPS M1350, M1210, M1300 and M140 notebooks. It supplies 19.5V at 4.62A and includes a power cord. The unit accepts 100-240V input at 1.5A across 50-60Hz. It is a genuine Dell part manufactured for Latitude laptops.
Replaces a lost or faulty charger
It upgrades from a missing, damaged or lower-wattage adapter that can no longer power the notebook reliably. The jump is worth it when the original unit fails to charge the battery or maintain operation under load. Built-in safeguards protect against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating.
Simple plug-in installation
Connect the DC plug to the laptop and the AC cord to a wall outlet; no drivers or configuration are required. The barrel connector must match the notebook's charging port exactly. The main risk is using an adapter with the wrong voltage or polarity, which can damage the system.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell build ensures reliable charging for XPS models
- 100-240V input supports worldwide mains voltages
- 90W output delivers full power to compatible laptops
- 5V 4.62A specification matches original adapter requirements
- Includes power cord for immediate use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What barrel-plug size does the 90 W adapter use for the XPS M1350?
The adapter ships with a Dell-standard barrel connector that fits the XPS M1350, M1210, M1300 and M140 power jacks.
What is the correct order to connect the 100-240 V 1.5 A input side?
Plug the IEC power cord into the adapter brick first, then into the wall outlet; reversing the order can trip the 50-60 Hz input protection.
When should the 19.5 V 4.62 A brick be replaced?
Replace it if the output voltage drops below 19.5 V under load, the cord insulation cracks, or the brick becomes unusually hot during normal 90 W operation.
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