Find the Right Charger for Your Laptop
Enter your model number and we’ll match it to the exact charger specs — no guesswork.
Don’t know it? Check the bottom of your laptop or Settings → About.
What does your charging port look like?
Tap the one that matches your laptop.
What wattage was your original charger?
Check the brick itself (small text near the barcode) or your laptop’s spec sheet.
Good news — with USB-C, any reputable charger rated at or above this wattage will work safely.
Some brands (Dell, Microsoft Surface, Razer) use proprietary power-negotiation extensions on top of standard USB-C — a generic charger may still work, but full performance isn’t guaranteed even at matching wattage. If your laptop is one of these brands, an OEM or brand-certified charger is the safer bet.
Let’s check your voltage first — this one matters most.
Look at the sticker on your old charger. You’re looking for a number followed by “V”.
⚠️ Voltage must match exactly. Unlike wattage, using the wrong voltage can damage your laptop.
Which tip shape matches your old charger?
Tap the closest match — don’t worry about exact millimeters.
One last check — is there a small pin inside the round tip?
Hold the tip up to light and look inside the barrel.
Which brand is your laptop?
Rectangular connectors are brand-specific — we’ll point you to the right kind of charger.
Apple MacBook or Microsoft Surface?
These are the two laptop brands that use magnetic charging.
Is the cable permanently attached to the charging brick, or detachable?
This tells us which MagSafe generation your MacBook uses.
Here’s Your Match
Based on your answers, here’s what your laptop needs.
| Connector | — |
| Voltage | — |
| Wattage | — |
⚠️ Before you buy: Always match voltage exactly. Wattage can be equal to or higher than your original — never lower.