280W 14A 20V ADP-280EB B AC Charger for Asus Rog Flow X16 Rog Strix G15 G16 G17,14A/20V AC Adapter for Rog Strix G18 Rog Strix Scar 15 17 SE ROG Zephyrus M16 Asus Tuf Gaming A16 (6.0 X 3.7mm)

The dc cable is thicker and longer. AC cord stays in the power supply

The media could not be loaded. This quality is very good, more than my expectations, the product has a multi-layer protective packaging, the outside is also with the quality of a very small cardboard box packaging, protection is very good, I am often playing games, this can be adapted to a variety of games this, my computer can be adapted to the computer power supply is broken, and now buy this, and immediately loaded on the can be used, it is really very good, I would recommend that I play the game to the brothers!

Apparently, you are not supposed to tell people why this item sucks because Amazon blocks it every time I try to be reasonable about it.

This worked well for my laptop. Finding a 280W power supply is trickier than the common values... but this allowed my laptop to keep working.

I recently purchased an open-box ASUS TUF A16 gaming laptop from Best Buy, with nearly $200 off the MSRP. All due to it being in "fair condition" for a missing charger, and I couldn’t pass up such an incredible deal.Since getting the laptop, I needed a charger. Initially, I planned to buy a universal one. However, while browsing, I came across this OEM-looking charger for $80 (at the time of writing), which was cheaper than any other charger with comparable wattage I could find. It seemed like a no-brainer to go with this one.When the charger arrived, it came in a plain box, but after unpacking it, I was impressed. It looked very much like an OEM charger, with the ASUS ROG logo and branding on the back. In fact, I'm not sure whether it's an actual OEM charger or a high-quality third-party imitation. Regardless, it worked without any issues.The charger is rated at 280W, which is the correct wattage for my laptop. I ran some benchmarks that maxed out the power draw, and there were no problems with either the laptop or the charger.Since I don't have the original charger to compare it with, I can't speak to how it differs or matches.However, I can say this charger is the largest one I’ve ever owned. It measures about 7 inches long, 3.5 inches wide, and 1.5 inches thick—roughly the size of a stack of four smartphones and weighs about 2 pounds, including the cable.Overall, it's a great replacement charger. Whether or not it's truly OEM, it looks and functions like one. It's large and heavy, but that's understandable given its 280W rating. Most importantly it works perfectly with my ASUS TUF A16 (Model: FA617NT).

It is a bit more bulky than the original but it works great

I needed a replacement cord for my laptop, and this 280W charger was exactly what I needed! It’s compatible with my Asus Rog Flow X16 and worked perfectly right out of the box.What I Love About It:Fast Charging: It charges my laptop quickly and keeps up with my high-demand use.Sturdy Build: The cord feels durable, and the 6.0 x 3.7mm connector fits securely.Wide Compatibility: It’s a lifesaver for anyone with multiple compatible Asus models.Convenient Setup: Came with a US plug, so I was good to go immediately.I’m super impressed with how well this charger performs—it even feels like an upgrade from my original one! Definitely recommend this to anyone needing a reliable and efficient replacement.

This unit delivers power.Yes, it's a physically larger supple, but it's a higher power unit and it's really more for the higher power gaming/desktop replacementwhile I didn't bench the power supply in isolation, running benchmarks to stress the computer system as a whole didn't lead to any performance or thermal issues[While this was sent to me for review, I take that job seriously. Getting people the wrong product is wasteful, irresponsible and a hassle for everyone.Not everything I review gets high marks -- BTW, I live in a high sales tax state, review items aren't exactly at-no-cost for me]