ALITOVEDC 12V 5A Power Supply Adapter Converter Transformer AC 100-240V Input with 5.5x2.5mm DC Output Jack for 5050 3528 LED Strip Module Light

I purchased this for a diy mini pc. It works great. The pc is used for audio so I was concerned if there might be noise from the power supply (I had another one that was major noisy). No problem with that here - quiet as silence.Again, it orks great and I'm happy with the purchase.

Needed to order a replacement power source for the LED lighting in my office. This was priced well and worked exactly as needed when I plugged it in.

It worked as advertised. I use it for powering/testing electronics gadgets

Power supply for my cable modem was dying, figured the extra capacity would mean it lasts longer than than a replacement sized for the max required load. Helps that being an in-line design makes it easier to plug into the power strip with the rest of the network gear. We shall see how true that is. Only downside I see is that there is a blue light on it that is fairly bright. Not an issue with where I have it but could be annoying in a bedroom or similar.

I own one of those awful mini-fridges with a Peltier cooler, and its built-in power supply is absolute garbage. I fixed it once, but it crapped out again soon after. Fed up, I switched to using the 12V auto port with this external power brick, and now the fridge runs better than it ever did.

This works very well and I have no complaints. The cable is very long so I can have it plugged in the wall and still connect it to my device that is far away. All in all, this is a good product that I am satisfied with.

I used the LED strip adapter to power a LS PCM Bench Harness at 5 amps. worked perfectly.I added a link to the bench harness I bought because the power supply was not adequate. hopefully lots of people buying that will buy this as well.

Worked for about 6 months for 10 mins a day. The rest of the time it was plugged in but the device it was powering was not turned on. Recently, it started making a crackling noise like something was shorting/burning/getting hot inside just while plugged in. The device it was powering wasn't turned on drawing power. Couldn't smell magic smoke, but I think the unit is a sealed unit. Decided to stop using it before it caught fire.NOTE: Neither the description nor the unit says UL Listed. I would look elsewhere and will be buying a different brand that is UL Listed. I didn't think I'd have to look for this in today's times. I just assumed if it was sold in the US and was an electrical device that it would be UL Listed. Be safe and go with another brand. A $15 power supply could burn down your house. Is it worth it?