DURACELL MN1500B10Z AA Alkaline Battery 1.5V 10-pack
- 10-pack
- AA Alkaline
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A 65 W USB-C power adapter supplied with a detachable power cord for charging compatible laptops and devices
This HP USB-C 65W Power Adapter and Power Cord Kit supplies up to 65 watts of power through a USB-C connection. It is intended for users who need a replacement or spare charger for compatible HP and Poly devices. The kit includes both the adapter unit and the mains power cord for immediate use.
This kit suits owners of HP or Poly hardware that accepts a 65W USB-C input and want an original equipment charger. Buyers whose devices require a higher wattage rating or a different connector type should look at alternative power supplies that match those specifications.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HP |
| Part number | B92SVAA#ABA |
The connected device should show active charging and reach its expected battery level within the normal time for a 65W supply.
The kit contains the 65W USB-C power adapter and the matching power cord, so no separate cord purchase is needed.
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