Matched Model: ASUS 65W AC Adapter For Zenbook UX21A, UX31A, UX32A,
UX32VD, UX42VS, UX50, UX52VS, X202, S200, Q200, Taichi Series Ultrabook
(Not Compatible with UX31E / UX21E)
Warranty : 1 Year Manufacturer
INPUT: 100-240V 50-60Hz (for worldwide use)
OUTPUT: 19V 3.42A, 65W
Connecter size: 4.0mm×1.35 mm (ref to the picture).
Outlet: 3-prong
Cord Cable: US/ UK/ EU/ AU plug
Warranty: 12 months
Status: Brand new original & genuine
One Power cord is included with this asus laptop ac adapter for FREE（fit your country）
Note: We'll send you the power cord with the corresponding wall plug
according to your shipping address. For example, if your shipping
address is in US, then the power cord will be with the US standard wall
plug. If you need the different plug used in your country, please
contact us immediately after you have paid
With advanced engineering, the Asus ZenBook UX32VD charger
are consistently reliable allowing you to get the most out of your
device by not running out of power when need most. All Asus ZenBook
UX32VD ac adapter meet or exceed OEM specifications. To ensure the
highest quality, all Asus ZenBook UX32VD Chargers have been put through a
series of stringent testing called QTP tests. This is a fast, compact
charger delivering optimal charge to ensure your device is ready to use
when you need it most
About the Asus ZenBook UX32VD AC Adapter:
You can connect the AC adapter with your computer either turned on or off.
The Asus ZenBook UX301 adapter
works with electrical outlets worldwide. However, power connectors vary
among countries. Before you use AC power in a foreign country, you may
need to obtain a new power cable designed for use in that country.
If the computer is connected to a Dell docking device, you can run the
computer on AC power by connecting the AC adapter to the docking device.
If you are running your computer on AC power with a battery installed,
the Asus ZenBook UX32VD power adapter charges the battery (if needed)
and then maintains the battery's charge.
To avoid overheating the AC adapter when powering the computer or
charging the battery, use the AC adapter in a ventilated area, such as
on a desktop or on the floor. Do not use the Asus ZenBook UX32VD AC
adapter charger in a poorly ventilated environment, such as inside a
carrying case.
Monday, June 30, 2014
Thursday, June 12, 2014
unplug my laptop charger when not in use
Question:"Should I leave the lenovo battery charger plugged in the wall when not charging my laptop?"
Answer:"This is what I have read that is the correct way to use a laptop.
Charge the battery to 100% then unplug and use the laptop until it is almost "empty".
Then charge it back up to 100% and use it until it is low before recharging back to 100%.
The theory is that any time you recharge you should charge it as much as possible. ( from low to 100%). If you only charge it half way ( from 50% to 100%) then you will only be able to use it for half as long before it shows empty again.
I have an HP notebook and when it was new it would run about 2 hours. But I usually left it plugged in and did not use the battery much at all. In a short time ( about 2-3 months) my battery run time was only about five minutes. After buying a new battery and lenovo adlx45nlc3a and using it the same way I now have the same results. Runtime about five minutes.
So from my experience leaving it plugged in while using it is not a good idea. Evidently doing that will shorten battery life.
My advice is to read the manual and operate your computer exactly like it says. You can also search "Help and Support" for "extending the battery life." for good information."
Answer 2:"if the laptop is on, yes. You may see advice on the Internet saying otherwise- that information is out of date. Older laptops, using Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) or Nickel Cadmium (NiCad) batteries, worked best if you unplugged them once the battery was charged and then let the battery drain all the way to zero before charging it again. Newer laptops use Lithium Ion (Li-ion) batteries, which behave differently. They lose charge from cycling (draining and charging), so it's better to run the laptop off the charger than to keep unplugging it. Actually, it's even better to remove the battery when you're using the laptop on the charger because the heat is bad for the battery, but that's not strictly necessary."
no, unplug when fully charged. better yet, if you plan to use the laptop a lot in one place where you have a plug in; remove the battery when it is about 40% charged. use the laptop ac adapter as power and store the battery in a cool dry place.
Answer:"This is what I have read that is the correct way to use a laptop.
Charge the battery to 100% then unplug and use the laptop until it is almost "empty".
Then charge it back up to 100% and use it until it is low before recharging back to 100%.
The theory is that any time you recharge you should charge it as much as possible. ( from low to 100%). If you only charge it half way ( from 50% to 100%) then you will only be able to use it for half as long before it shows empty again.
I have an HP notebook and when it was new it would run about 2 hours. But I usually left it plugged in and did not use the battery much at all. In a short time ( about 2-3 months) my battery run time was only about five minutes. After buying a new battery and lenovo adlx45nlc3a and using it the same way I now have the same results. Runtime about five minutes.
So from my experience leaving it plugged in while using it is not a good idea. Evidently doing that will shorten battery life.
My advice is to read the manual and operate your computer exactly like it says. You can also search "Help and Support" for "extending the battery life." for good information."
Answer 2:"if the laptop is on, yes. You may see advice on the Internet saying otherwise- that information is out of date. Older laptops, using Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) or Nickel Cadmium (NiCad) batteries, worked best if you unplugged them once the battery was charged and then let the battery drain all the way to zero before charging it again. Newer laptops use Lithium Ion (Li-ion) batteries, which behave differently. They lose charge from cycling (draining and charging), so it's better to run the laptop off the charger than to keep unplugging it. Actually, it's even better to remove the battery when you're using the laptop on the charger because the heat is bad for the battery, but that's not strictly necessary."
no, unplug when fully charged. better yet, if you plan to use the laptop a lot in one place where you have a plug in; remove the battery when it is about 40% charged. use the laptop ac adapter as power and store the battery in a cool dry place.
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