New Extra Long 15 Ft 3 Prong AC Laptop Power Cord Cable for Dell IBM HP Compaq Asus Sony Toshiba Lenovo Acer Gateway MSI Notebook Computer Charger Pwr: IEC-60320 IEC320 C5 to NEMA 5-15P
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Sean
> 3 dayGood quality, would definitely order again.
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Kirstyn Amanda Fox
> 3 dayThis is exactly what I needed however it may have been a bit excessively long, but that was my fault for purchasing this length.
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Eric S.
> 3 dayThis works fine and the length insures Im never too far from an outlet. Feels like pretty good quality.
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Quentin Dement
Greater than one weekWell built, great value for the money. Would buy again.
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Earphone Shopper
Greater than one weekThis cord is PERFECT for being able to plug in your laptop at a far distance. Very useful when your laptops battery doesnt last long. Its a little unwieldy at 15 feet, but it is very long and can reach far. I also appreciate the money back guarantee and the 24 month replacement. High quality cord thats the well worth the price
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Darren
Greater than one weekI bought this cord because I like to sit on the couch with my laptop and do my work. Unfortunately, the location of the couch is a pretty good distance from the nearest outlet. This easily replaced the 3-ft cord that came from the manufacturer. Its very solid construction and is long enough to where I can sit comfortably on the couch in any spot.
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J
> 3 dayPros: I got the 15-foot cord to give me more range with my laptop, and it was the single best upgrade (for the money) I have done. You do not know freedom until you are sitting on the couch, a room-and-a-half away from the nearest outlet, which you are still able to use because of your epic laptop charge cord. Seriously, all laptops should ship with these things. Back in the day, I got it for ~$7.50, but its definitely worth the $10 price in 2022. Cons: After more than 4 years of constant use, the cord has developed corkscrew-like twists in it (I think due to the internal wires gradually untwisting from each other), and there are small bulges in the plastic casing by the strain relievers on both ends, which I believe to be internal fraying. But, then again, this is after more than 4 years of frequent use, so maybe this belongs under Pros also.
