AC Adapter Dell XPS 18 1810 19.5V 3.34A 65W

Replacement AC adapter for Dell XPS 18 1810 providing 19.5V at 3.34A (65W) designed to power and charge the device reliably. This compact adapter supplies a stable output for everyday use, supporting mobile work, home setups and on-the-go charging. The unit is intended as a direct power replacement to restore charging function and maintain device performance when the original adapter is missing or defective.

Advantages

The adapter delivers consistent 19.5V output with a 3.34A current rating to match the XPS 18 1810 power requirements, ensuring stable operation and safe battery charging. Its compact design reduces desk clutter and simplifies transport. Built-in protection protects against common electrical issues such as short circuits, overcurrent and overvoltage, which helps preserve the tablet’s internal components and battery health.

Suitable for

• Replacing a lost or damaged Dell XPS 18 1810 original power adapter
• Home and office use where stable power delivery is required
• Mobile work and travel when a compact, lightweight adapter is needed
• Maintaining battery charging and device operation during extended use

Key specifications

• Output voltage: 19.5 V
• Output current: 3.34 A
• Maximum power: 65 W
• Connector type: compatible with Dell XPS 18 1810 power inlet
• Form factor: compact AC adapter brick with power cord

How to use

Connect the adapter to a mains socket using the supplied power cord and then insert the DC connector into the Dell XPS 18 1810 power port until it seats securely. Ensure the mains voltage and socket wiring meet local electrical standards before use. When connected, the device charging indicator will confirm the battery is charging; disconnect by removing the DC plug from the device and then unplugging the adapter from the mains.

Usage recommendations

Use the adapter in a well-ventilated space and avoid covering the adapter brick during operation to prevent overheating. Disconnect the adapter during extended storage and avoid using damaged cords or connectors. If the device shows inconsistent charging behavior, check the connector for debris and verify the mains outlet; replace the adapter if physical damage or persistent faults are present.