KFD24V 3A Universal Charger AC 100-240V to DC 24 Volt Adapter Multi plugs 5.5x2.5mm 3.5x1.35mm 4.0x1.7mm 5.5x3.0mm 6.5x4.4mm Converter Transformer Power Supply for LED Strip Routers Printers

I used one of the adapters straight away for my very old T41 IBM ThinkPad. It's happily charging away. Not sure yet what need I'll have for the other connectors, but this is a versatile product and I'm sure I'll find some other hardware that they will fit. I can then get rid of the other cables and just keep this adapter set. Delighted with it!

Why leave it in the garden Mr Amazon - the front door is not that far away!

I bought this to charge my back massager. One of those that looks like a drill with a ball on the end. I thought I would have to throw it away but took a chance on this and it paid off. It has a good selection of connectors and one of them fitted.

Works as described. Enabled me to gets some use out of an old monitor.

Works ok with my LG monitor, I am happy with the purchase.

I used this to power an old Acer laptop (Windows XP era!) whose charger had passed away, and it did the job enabling me to get the laptop up and running and my data off it. I don't own all the devices that it is listed as supporting, but I've no reason to believe that they wouldn't also work as advertised, so this would be a very good way of getting a replacement charger/power supply for older gear, if/when the supplied charger fails. It may well work with even more devices but you will have to do your own research to see if they are compatible with the tips for the devices listed in the product description. Given the range of tips, I would expect that a lot of 24V gear should be compatible. Unit comes as a 24V charger block with a 'universal' connector that the ten supplied tips fit on to. If you have a supported device, just match the tip and plug it into the charger and you should be good to go. It's pretty foolproof - you can't change the polarity which I assume is a deliberate choice to avoid you damaging the supported devices with the wrong polarity. A nice feature of the charger is that it is multi-voltage (I tested with 230V/50Hz but it should go right down to 100V/60Hz) so can be used pretty much anywhere in the world, making it a good choice for a travel adaptor. Complementing the multi-standard power capability is the fact that it uses a 'figure 8' connector (I think it's officially called a C7 but better known as a 'kettle lead' in the UK) for the mains cable meaning that you can get a suitable cable to fit the local wall socket very easily and cheaply. This is a great feature for any power charger - I always look for it with USB chargers. It also adds a bit of flexibility when it comes to accessing out of the way wall plugs, as you may typically find in a hotel room, I hate stuff that requires the 'power brick' to be directly at the socket. So, a bit of a niche item but if you have a compatible device then it could be essential. It might even rescue an older device that you thought was not longer useful.

Firstly let me say that this is a great power supply. I'm using it with some high power 24V LED strips and it's working perfectly. As it happens the default plug is fine in this case but the included adaptors will come in handy if I ever need to use it to power something else. It looks like it should cover most common laptops.One grumble:Why does the description say it's 3A when it's actually 2.7A? I know it's not much of a difference but I think rounding up the specs of a power supply could lead someone to overload it, which might be dangerous.

Arrived the next day, Sunday, as promised. Exactly as described.