Type C USB-C Female Input to DC 5.5x2.5mm Power PD Charge Cable fit for Laptop 18-20V

Got this as a sort of trial to see if I could power the Medela breast pump with a usb c power adapter... What I didnt expect to work as well as it did was the fact that we can now use a 20000mah anker battery bank with this pump to make it truely portable. The battery bank lasts for several days worth of pumping! Get this accessory if you have a pump that takes a barrel connecter! Not all plug in usb c chargers will work, the one for my work phone didnt, but my pixel 18w charger will work.

This is actually a pretty cool device. I can access to my 100 watt charger that has the handshake to a 22 inch TV and it powers it. I can get away with just throwing a double-ended type c USB into the dongle and into my wall charger or power bank and it works well. I think this is a pretty cool device.

I wanted to find a way to replace my computer monitor's large, bulky power adapter with a compact USB-C setup. I needed it to be more portable because I move the monitor frequently. This helped me achieve that goal. My monitor is a 24-inch 180 Hz display and needs 19V to work. This, along with a 10 ft USB-C cable and a 100W GaN power adapter, worked perfectly. I believe it could be even more compact with a 65W adapter.

For Laptops there are things you should note before expectations. Your USBC power source should ematch or exceed the Wattage of the original power source. Otherwise you wont be able to charge your laptop and use it at the same time. When my laptop is completely off, I can charge the laptop. I have a Razer Blade 15 that uses a 230w charging brick. My laptop uses between 75w-150w when being used casually and not Gaming. This dongle will not charge the laptop when in use since the laptop is currently asking for more than 100w of power, more than which this is capable of providing. So just make sure you're using the right power source.

I ordered two of these. The first one had no voltage output. The second one appeared to output the correct voltage, but when I tried to power my computer, nothing happened. Then I checked the output voltage again, it had dropped to 0V. Now my USBC laptop charger that I used with this is broken and wont charge the device it was plugged into immediately before using this adapter. (it was a 100W adapter and I was trying to power a 60W computer).

The product was inexpensive and works well. The material is thick and well made. I tested it with some of my DC devices, including my laptop-cooling-pad and it has no problems. Keep in mind this adapter can bridge the AC/DC gap. Know your electrical safety and do not try to use an AC power source for your DC devices.

I purchased this for a gaming laptop that needs a 230w power brick to reach its full potential. The dongle has a limitation of 100W, which means you shouldn't expect to work as smoothly as the original power brick. As a matter of fact, Windows won't even consider my laptop to be "plugged in" unless I am in battery saving mode. But it does bring convenience, as I do bring my laptop around to places where a USB-C charger is easier to find. I've tried this on a 60W and 100W USB chargers and they were able to charge when I am not using the laptop or when it's on battery saving mode. Given this thing only cost ~10% of what a legit power brick does, I think it's worth to keep one just for convenience.

great for my TS100 and not having to pull out the original power adapter all the time. I connect it to my 65w phone charge or my Anker 140w charging station when at home.