Dell USB-C (Type-C) Laptop Charger (Renewed)

Genuine Dell laptop charger with a USB-C (Type-C) connector. Renewed condition — fully tested on a laptop for output, detection and charging before dispatch.

Condition — please read

This is a renewed, previously used charger. It may have signs of earlier use such as light scratches, scuffs, small marks on the casing or cable, and a slightly worn label. These are cosmetic only — every charger is tested on a laptop for correct output, detection and charging before dispatch, and it is covered by our warranty.

Which laptops does it fit?

• 65W: Dell Latitude 3410, 3420, 3510, 3520, 5300, 5310, 5400, 5410, 5420, 5430, 5440, 5520, 7310, 7320, 7390, 7400, 7410, 7420, 9410, 9420; XPS 13 9305 — and most 13–14″ USB-C Dells
• 90W: Dell Latitude 5401, 5411, 5421, 5511, 5430, 5530, 7410, 9510; Precision 3470, 3550, 3560, 3570
• 130W: Dell XPS 15 (9500, 9510, 9520), XPS 17 (9700, 9710, 9720); Precision 5470, 5480, 5550, 5560, 5570, 5750, 5760, 5770, 3551, 3561, 3571; Vostro 16 7620 — and works on every 65W/90W USB-C Dell

Tip: many business laptops have both a round barrel socket and a USB-C charging port (for example Dell Latitude 3410/3510 and 5410/5510, HP ProBook G5/G6). Either matching charger works on these.

Match the plug shape first, then the wattage printed on your old charger’s label (W = watts). Some models were sold with more than one charger size, so your old charger’s label is the best guide. Not sure? WhatsApp us a photo of your laptop’s model sticker or old charger and we’ll confirm before you order.

Can I use a higher-watt charger? — Yes, it’s safe

A laptop only draws the power it needs. A 130W charger on a laptop that came with a smaller one is completely safe — it won’t harm the battery or the laptop, and it won’t charge faster than the laptop is designed to. A higher-watt charger also runs cooler because it isn’t working at its limit.

What happens with a lower-watt charger?

• Charging is slow, and under heavy use (video, games, many tabs) the battery may not charge at all or keep draining while plugged in.
• The laptop may slow itself down to stay within the power available.
• The charger works at 100% all the time and gets hotter than normal.
• Dell laptops may show a start-up warning such as “A 65W AC adapter has been detected, which is less than the recommended… The battery may not charge” and lower their own speed to match the power available.

Rule: choose the same wattage as your original charger, or higher. Never lower for daily use.

Is it normal for the charger to get warm?

• Yes — a charger gets warm while charging, especially when the battery is low or the laptop is busy. That’s normal.
• Keep it in open air: not under a pillow, blanket, bed or inside a bag while charging.
• An undersized (lower-watt) charger runs hotter — another reason to use the correct wattage.
• If it becomes too hot to touch, smells or makes noise, unplug it and contact us — it’s covered by our warranty.
• Chargers have built-in protection: if one stops after overheating, unplug it from the wall for about 5 minutes and it will reset.

USB-C tips

• Plug it straight into the laptop. Charging through a USB-C hub, dock or monitor takes some of the power, and the laptop may then report a “slow charger”.
• Use a good USB-C cable. Chargers above 60W need a 5A-rated (100W) USB-C cable to deliver full power; a cheap 3A phone cable limits charging to about 60W.

What you get

• Genuine Dell charger, renewed — tested and working
• Includes power cable
• DiscountLane warranty and 10-day returns · Cash on delivery across the UAE