USB C Laptop AC Charger, ICV Smart 60W Type-C Power Adapter for Apple Macbook 12 Inch 2015, Razer Blade Stealth, Chromebook Pixel - Black

When I tested mine recently with a power bank which could take more than 2A (so that it would not be restricting the current), the output was very close to 2A, the only limiting factor was the USB cable used - some were not allowing the full output. Where I was charging items which were not designed to take the full 2A, the output was reduced appropriately. As for USB-C , I don't have anything to take the specified max, but it was giving the same output as My Lenovo 45w charger when connected to my laptop, and charges it just as quickly. The provided USB-C cable looks rather slender (great for packing) - but in practice, it appears more than capable for charging. What I like most about this item it just how slim it is - I can slip it into a front pocket in my slim laptop case without excessive bulging (or taking me over airline dimension restrictions - often very tight for a supplemental item of hand luggage rather than the main one). Because the mains lead uses a standard figure of 8 connecter, I have replaced it with one hahing a folding UK plug to compliment the slimness of the charger.It can get a little warm, but in my experience it is similar to many other chargers, and when I have left it connected for many hours, it cools down quickly once the connected equipment reaches full charge.My lack of a rating for durability is only due to not having had it long enough for one to be meaningful.

It's a bit bigger and heavier than I hoped - I'm on the lookout for something lighter than Dell's 45W USB-C PSU - but both weigh about 300 grams. However, this PSU includes a welcome USB type A socket capable of delivering up to 2A and I find it's more convenient to travel with a 2 core Fig-8 cable.This PSU has no problems powering my Dell Latitude 7370 and I was surprised that it could also deliver up to 60W (3A @20V according to my Pluggable USB-C meter) my Precision 5510 (basically the same as the XPS15 9550) which refuses to accept power from Dell's 45W PSU. 60W is enough if loading the dGPU.

This piece of kit is brilliant, compact, and works well. As always, let down only by the bulky UK 3-pin plug which is difficult to put in a briefcase of computer bag. However combined with a retractable power cord and folding 3-pin UK plug, (bought separately and beautifully flat), it makes carrying a power unit to charge a MacBookPro and other devices simultaneously an absolute doddle. Include the folding retractible plug and cable to get 5 stars.

Slimline profile and works fine with the new 13" MacBook Pro with TouchbarDownside is that it runs very hot!

This product is excellent and especially at the price. It is used to supply a Lenovo X1 and charge an iPhone/Pad. This it does and still runs cooler than the original power supply unit from Lenovo. Care should be taken if the equipment to be charged requires an earth for safety reasons, however most modern items do not require this feature. Overall this product is highly recommended.

Worked perfectly for 10 months and then broke. Amazon refunded me as it has a year warranty but the price has gone up since.Update: I have since found out this charger fried my laptop's motherboard. Don't buy.

After being unable to find the 'proper' replacement charger for my (expensive!) HP Spectre 360 15(i7, 8550) from HP themselves - or their 'providers' - I decided to give this a try.Even though only 60w output, as opposed to the 'proper' 90w, this neat unit performs perfectly well, both as charger when closed AND as power/charger whilst working...and charges fairly quickly too!At this price it's a no-brainer!....highly recommended....

Like to have spare charger for use 'on the road'. This 60w charger is more compact than the Dell 65w original (works perfectly with Dell 5285 Tablet).It uses the more compact figure of 8 connector from the mains rather than the clover leaf on the Dell. Easy to source figure of 8 leads for use in Europe.The extra USB output is added benefit. Happy purchaser.