130W 4.5mm Round Tip AC Adapter Laptop Charger Compatible with Dell XPS 15 7590 9530 9550 9560 9570 OptiPlex 3050 7010 7020 7050 5060 5450 9020 Inspiron Precision 5510 5520 5530 5540 Power cord

Unlike some generic chargers, this one has no overheating problems or static flashes, even after hours of use. It stays cool to the touch, which adds to the reliability and safety of the product. This adapter works seamlessly with my Dell XPS 15, providing the necessary power without any hiccups. It’s compatible with multiple Dell models, making it versatile if you’re switching between different Dell laptops. The power cord feels sturdy, and the connector fits snugly into the laptop’s charging port without any looseness. It doesn’t wiggle or disconnect easily, which is a relief, especially if you’re using it for long work sessions. Though it’s a generic model, the performance and quality are comparable to an OEM adapter. It charges efficiently without any interruptions, and the power output is consistent.

If works as expected so can’t complain. Nothing really special about this adapter. Not bulky, so I’d recommend it.

revived a old dell insprion n5110 laptop. got new battery. updated cpu to a i7 and updated ram and harddrive. and gave it this power supply. and so far its working great for the price. its been a few weeks so we see how well it holds up to time.

Not a Real 130W Dell HA130PM130 / DA130PM130 Adapter – Overheats & Fails Fast This QIOUZW 130W 4.5mm AC Adapter is a bad replacement for Dell laptops (XPS, Precision, Inspiron). It does not deliver steady 130W power—my laptop kept warning “insufficient power.” The adapter brick overheats within minutes, the cable feels flimsy, and the 4.5mm connector wobbles in the port. After only a few weeks mine completely died. The listing claims full Dell compatibility (HA130PM130 / DA130PM130) but that’s misleading. Save your money and buy a genuine Dell 130W charger. This one is unreliable, unsafe, and not worth it.

Works

I purchased my first one on June 8, 2022. On October 14, 2023, the laptop showed it was low on battery even though it had been plugged in for a while and the light on the charging cable was still on. On closer inspection, I noticed there was some goop around the barrel plug. The goop was hard, like dried glue. I tried to pull out the charging cable, but it was stuck in the port. I was able to wiggle it out slowly, but it was apparent that something in the male side of the barrel plug had swollen and pushed out the glue. I ended up ordering another and received it same day. For the price, this works ok and I don't expect it to last forever. The quality is obviously lower than the official one from Dell. A year and a half is fine with me for thirty bucks and if it dies by a little swelling instead of killing my computer, that's a win in my book. Edit: I did end up having to replace the female connector in the laptop since I guess the swelling of the male plug caused the female one to expand and have a very loose connection. I fixed it with a $7 replacement barrel plug part from Amazon. It was easy for me but it's something to consider if you're uncomfortable opening up the laptop.

Worked perfectly

Perfect fit, works exactly as original, good price