USB C to 7.4mm Adapter Cable Braided Fast 100W Power Pack Charging Supply Type C Male to DC 7.4 x 5.0mm Barrel Converter Cord for Latitude XPS Inspiron 15 15R 5537 17 17R 5721 Dell Laptop PD Charger

Works fine for me. The biggest drawback is the length. For a laptop I think you normally want a longer cord. Less than 6 feet kind of tethers you to the wall. But I have not found a longer one available anywhere so this is the best thing available, I think.

Great cable tbh

When plugged into an Anker nano II (65W) it properly charges my Dell Latitude E6330 without any issues. If I try the same on my Dell Latitude E6440 it shows it’s charging for a split second and then quits. It also fails to power my Dell Precision 7560 with the same 65w brick.After troubleshooting I came to discover the cable shows the PC it’s a 90w power adapter (at least with the config listed above) so I assume the latter 2 dells failed to charge because of a power spike past 65w because the laptop assumed it could grab 90w of power… I will be purchasing a 100+W power adapter and will update if the E6440 starts charging.A little disappointed but not surprised after seeing what the cables limits are. Build quality is decent.[UPDATE 12/2/2022]I purchased a 100w GaN charger and now this cable this charges the Dell E6440 and the Dell Precision 7560 correctly. Bringing review up to 4 stars

Works flawlessly when paired with a 100w PD power supply. Now I can carry this and a small charger that takes care of everything.

Doesn't seem to use the USB-C PD standard, isn't usable with the Dell Latitude Rugged 5404

Using with Dell Latitude E7470, chagerAnker 100W USB C Charger, 736 Charger (Nano II 100W).Update: this cable can actually die, if you're accidentally discharge static charge from yourself by touching it.

Cable is very light, to the point that the gauge is not really as high as it could be for putting 100W through consistently, and the braided cover does not seem like it would be enough to prevent damage. Other than that, it does what it says it will, and there is little on the market to compete with it. I had problems with devices that could switch power draw, where the sink would attempt to pull over 100W (where it was possible for it to draw less and still function) and would shut off. Whether or not this is a fault of the cable lacking the necessary voltage regulation circuitry or the power source, I am not sure.Note that this will not work with most Dell docks, they cannot run at a lower than rated wattage.

High quality item and just as described, working perfectly