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120W AC adapter delivering 19V 6.32A for Asus Zenbook Pro models, replacing 90W units and operating on 100-240V input
- Battery TypeLithium-Ion
- 120 W output powers demanding Zenbook Pro models
- 19 V 6.32 A matches original charger specification
- 100–240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Safety tested to protect laptop and user
- Replaces 90 W adapters for compatible devices
120W Replacement Charger for Zenbook Pro
This 19V 6.32A AC adapter supplies up to 120W for Asus Zenbook Pro models including UX501, UX534, UX550, UX561, UX562, UX563 and UX564 series. It also covers G501 and N501VW laptops. The unit accepts 100-240V input for worldwide use and includes an AC power cord.
Suitable for owners needing a 120W spare
Buyers whose laptop draws more than 6.32A at 19V cannot use this adapter. Users who require a lower-profile plug or a USB-C power delivery charger should look at a different product.
Deciding specification is the 19V 6.32A output
Match this voltage and amperage to the original charger label before purchase. The adapter is also compatible with 19V 4.74A 90W requirements. Only proceed when the figures align exactly.
Highlights
- 120 W output powers demanding Zenbook Pro models
- 19 V 6.32 A matches original charger specification
- 100–240 V input works worldwide without a converter
- Safety tested to protect laptop and user
- Replaces 90 W adapters for compatible devices
Specifications
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 19V 6.32A adapter to my Asus Zenbook Pro UX550, and what step is often missed?
Plug the AC cord into the adapter brick, then into a 100-240V wall outlet, and insert the barrel tip firmly into the laptop's DC jack until it clicks; the step often missed is verifying your model needs 6.32A or less before connecting.
What part of this 120W charger will need replacement first with daily use?
The detachable AC power cord and the barrel-tip connector see the most physical stress; the adapter brick itself is solid-state with no moving parts, so cable wear at the strain reliefs is the typical failure point.
At what load does the 19V 6.32A output hit its thermal limit during sustained use?
Continuous draw at the full 6.32A (120W) will reach the adapter's thermal ceiling first; running at 4.74A (90W) or lower keeps temperatures comfortably within design margins.
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