EVESKY
EVESKY 135W 19.5V 6.9A 4.5x3.0mm Blue Tip Laptop Charger
135 W AC adapter delivers 19.5 V at 6.9 A through a 4.5 × 3.0 mm blue tip for compatible HP laptops
- 135 W output powers demanding HP laptops
- 5 V 6.9 A delivery matches original charger specs
- 5 × 3.0 mm blue tip fits listed HP models
- 110–240 V input works worldwide
- 450 g slim design keeps bag weight low
What this charger replaces
The EVESKY 135W unit matches the 19.5V 6.9A output and 4.5×3.0mm blue tip used by HP Spectre 15 x360, Omen 15 and 17, and Pavilion Gaming 15 and 17 models. It is sold new and weighs 450g. It does not substitute 150W or 200W blue-tip adapters.
Check your laptop before ordering
Confirm the original part number is L15534-001, TPN-DA11 or TPN-CA13 and that the required output is 19.5V at 6.9A. Verify the barrel connector measures 4.5mm outer by 3.0mm inner diameter. The input range covers 110-240V at 50-60Hz for worldwide mains voltage.
Build and daily use
A slim-profile housing keeps the brick light at 450g for travel bags. The fixed blue-tip connector plugs directly into compatible HP laptops without an adapter. The 135W rating supports full performance on the listed Spectre, Omen and Pavilion Gaming series during sustained workloads.
Highlights
- 135 W output powers demanding HP laptops
- 5 V 6.9 A delivery matches original charger specs
- 5 × 3.0 mm blue tip fits listed HP models
- 110–240 V input works worldwide
- 450 g slim design keeps bag weight low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the box include the mains cable or must it be purchased separately?
The charger is supplied with a blue-tip DC cable; a standard C5/C6 mains lead for 110-240V input is not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I decide between the 135W unit and higher-wattage 150W or 200W blue-tip models?
Choose this 135W adapter only if your laptop originally shipped with a 135W 19.5V 6.9A supply; it will not replace 150W or 200W units.
What does the 135W rating mean when the charger is connected to my laptop?
It delivers up to 19.5V at 6.9A, providing a maximum of 135W to the system while operating on any 110-240V 50-60Hz mains supply.
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