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ACER 19V 3.42A Common Port 65W Adapter

ACER 19V 3.42A Common Port 65W Adapter
ACER 19V 3.42A Common Port 65W Adapter
  • Price: TK 500/-
  • Stock: In Stock
  • Model: ACER 19V 3.42A COMMON PORT 65W
TK 500/-
Ex Tax: TK 500/-

Key Features

    • Brand: Laptop Adapter for acer
    • Input Voltage: 220v
    • Output Voltage: 19v
    • Watt: 65w
    • warranty; 06 Month
    Specification
    General Feature
    For BrandAcer
    ModelACER 19V 3.42A COMMON PORT 65W
    Type COMMON PORT
    Technical Info
    Wattage (W)65w
    Input Voltage220v
    Output Voltage19v
    Warranty Information
    Warranty06 Month
    Description

    ACER 19V 3.42A Common Port 65W Adapter

    The ACER 19V 3.42A Common Port 65W Adapter is a high-performance power supply designed to meet the needs of Acer laptops. Delivering a stable output of 19V and a current of 3.42A, this adapter ensures reliable charging and efficient power management for your device. Whether you’re working, gaming, or streaming, this 65W adapter keeps your laptop running smoothly.

    This adapter features a common port connector, making it compatible with a wide range of Acer laptop models. Its robust build and superior internal components guarantee long-lasting performance, while its lightweight design ensures easy portability for use at home, office, or during travel.

    The ACER 19V 3.42A Adapter is engineered with advanced safety features, including protection against overvoltage, overheating, and short-circuiting. These safeguards not only protect your device but also prolong the adapter's lifespan, offering peace of mind and dependable functionality.


    Why Choose Dear IT Solution?
    Purchase the ACER 19V 3.42A Common Port 65W Adapter from Dear IT Solution to enjoy the best quality product insured in Bangladesh. We offer competitive prices and exceptional customer service to ensure your satisfaction. Whether you need a replacement or an additional charger, this original adapter is the ideal choice for your Acer laptop. Order now and power your productivity!





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