Introducing the Dell 0JYJNW 65W USB-C Charger - the perfect charging solution for your Dell laptop. This brand new Dell charger offers 20 volts, 3.25 amps, and 65 watts of output power with PD function, technology that automatically detects and delivers 5V/2A, 9V/2A, 15V/3A, 20V/2.25A, and 20V/3.25A– perfect for keeping your laptop charged up and ready to go.
Safety is our top priority, and this Dell 65W 0JYJNW charger is fully safety certified. To make your charging experience even more convenient, we will send a power cord for no extra cost.
If that wasn't enough, we offer 12 months warranty and super-fast nationwide delivery so you can get your hands on this charger in no time.
- Features
- Genuine Dell Spare Part
- CE & UKCA Certified
- FREE UK Power Cord
- Fast Nationwide Delivery
- UK-Based VAT Registered Company
Invest in the genuine Dell 0JYJNW 65W USB-C Charger and experience the reliability and performance that only a natural Dell product can offer.
We have been in the laptop chargers industry since 2009 and sell to a large customer base including Schools, NHS, Retailers, Resellers, and blue-chip companies.
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Laptop Charger Buying Guide
Choosing the right laptop charger is crucial for maintaining the health and functionality of your device. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you make an informed decision:
1. Identify Your Laptop's Requirements
- Brand and Model: Ensure you know the exact brand and model of your laptop. This information is typically found on a label on the bottom of the laptop.
- Power Specifications: Check the voltage (V) and current (A) requirements, usually found on the original charger or on a sticker on the laptop. A mismatch can damage your device.
2. Charger Connector Size
- Connector Type: Different laptops use different connector types (barrel, USB-C, MagSafe, etc.). Verify the exact type and size of the connector your laptop uses.
- Dimensions: Measure the outer and inner diameter of the connector if it’s a barrel type. The wrong size won’t fit properly or may not work at all.
3. Compatibility
- OEM vs. Aftermarket: Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) chargers are made by the laptop’s manufacturer and ensure full compatibility. Aftermarket chargers can be less expensive but require careful selection to ensure they meet the laptop's specifications.
- Universal Chargers: These come with multiple interchangeable tips and adjustable voltage settings. While versatile, they must be set correctly to avoid damage.
4. Power Rating (Wattage)
- Ensure the charger’s wattage is equal to or higher than the original charger. A lower wattage charger may not power the laptop effectively or may overheat.
- Common ratings include 45W, 65W, 90W, and 120W.
5. Voltage and Current
- Voltage should match exactly. For example, if your laptop requires 19V, the charger should provide 19V.
- The current (amperage) can be higher than required but never lower. For example, if your laptop requires 3.42A, a charger providing 4.5A is acceptable, but not one that provides 2A.
6. Safety Features
- Overvoltage Protection: Prevents damage from voltage spikes.
- Short Circuit Protection: Shuts down the charger if a short circuit is detected.
- Overheat Protection: Ensures the charger doesn’t overheat during use.
7. Brand Reputation and Reviews
- Choose reputable brands known for quality and reliability.
- Read reviews to understand the experiences of other users, particularly regarding longevity and safety.
8. Warranty
- A good warranty period indicates confidence in the product's quality. Look for at least a 1-year warranty.
9. Portability and Design
- Consider the size and weight if you travel frequently. Slim and lightweight designs are more portable.
- Look for detachable cables for easier replacement if the cable wears out.
10. Cost
- While OEM chargers tend to be more expensive, they often provide better longevity and safety. Balance cost with the assurance of compatibility and safety.
