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OIAGLH S-Video Cable 19.5V 16.92A 330W

SKU CH-Z4Q2-WDK9P

Supplies 19.5 V at 16.92 A for 330 W output to compatible Alienware systems

  • 330W power delivery for demanding Alienware laptops
  • 5V 16.92A output matches original adapter specifications
  • Compatible with Alienware R1 R3 R5 M17X M18X X51 models
  • Replaces ADP-330AB B D charger for direct fit

330 W AC adapter for Alienware laptops

This 330 W power supply delivers 19.5 V at 16.92 A to compatible Alienware notebooks. It replaces the original ADP-330AB charger for R1, R3, R5, M17X, M18X and X51 models. The unit is new and ready for immediate use as a direct replacement.

When your original 330 W charger fails or is lost

Swap in this adapter when the factory power brick stops working or goes missing. It matches the voltage and current ratings required by the listed Alienware systems. Buyers needing a lower-wattage unit or a different connector type should look elsewhere.

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Price $153.99
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Questions about this item

What connector does the 330W adapter use to fit the Alienware M17X?

The adapter uses the standard Alienware barrel connector that matches the M17X charging port.

How is the DA330PM190 installed, and what step is often missed?

Plug the barrel tip firmly into the laptop until it clicks, then connect the AC cord to the brick and a wall outlet; the click is the step people skip.

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