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FLEANE
130 W USB-C power adapter delivers up to 20 V at 6.5 A for compatible Dell XPS, Precision and Latitude laptops
This FLEANE 130W USB-C charger replaces the original AC adapter for compatible Dell XPS, Precision and Latitude laptops. It delivers 20V at 6.5A through a USB-C connector and accepts 100-240V input for worldwide use. The package includes the adapter and a detachable power cord.
Suits owners of listed XPS 15, XPS 17, Precision 5530 through 5570 and Latitude 9410 or 9510 models needing a 130W replacement. Not for laptops that require a proprietary barrel connector or a higher wattage than 130W. Buyers with devices that charge only via legacy DC jack should look elsewhere.
The single specification that decides fit is the USB-C output of 20V at 6.5A providing 130W total power. Your laptop must accept 130W over USB-C Power Delivery on a Type-C port. If the machine demands a different voltage, connector or higher wattage, this adapter will not work.
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