Laptop Charger 180W 150W 120W Fit for MSI GF63 GF65 Thin GS63 GS65

Great replacement charger

Fit and charged our Gigabyte G6. The chicony power supply that came with it stopped working. I took it apart but couldn't find anything wrong with the fuse or anything easy to service.

I had such a hard time finding out the best charger for my Gigabyte G5 MD ever since the original charger got destroyed by being plugged into the outlet during a lightning storm (rookie mistake, I know). After a long search, I found this charger and it's been a great replacement. I've been using it for a few months now and it's not given me any issues. The pricing was about what I was expecting, not bad but not amazing. As it's an item that doesn't have much competitors, that's to be expected though. Overall, if you need a replacement charger for a G5 MD or a similar laptop that uses the same plug, this is a great choice.

okay first off, this is a 180W brick which supplies power fast because my old brick was 120W. that 60W difference made it charge faster. this product includes 2 charging adapters. if the product doesnt fit, the included adapters so it will fit. one of them fits my gaming laptop and it works! the only caveat is that its a bit loose and i see it coming off most of the time i try to move my laptop or if i accidentally tug on the wire. Inconvenience or safety feature? this brick has a charging light which is nice to see whether it's supposed to work or not. the cable is like 1.5x thicker than my old one which means that it should deliver more power and more strength. i use it on an msi gf63 thin, will probably work with all versions of the gf63 family.

I bought this as a replacement charger for my MSI GF65 THIN 9SEXR-250. Works perfectly, and cost half the price of competitors.

Works on my msi G63 thin tht i bought 2 years ago in 2023 ish with a rtx 2030 something and intel i5

A month and a half after buying this, it is buzzing and gets hot. Unfortunately, it is past the 30 days, so I can't return it. Probably made in China. A piece of crap! Don't buy!!

Just received this in the mail today so I opened it up and plugged it in... The charger was neatly packed and came with 2 adapters and "luckily" one fits my MSI GF63sc thin. I can finally game and I notice my percentage is slowly decreasing, but it has the charging symbol.... I do some research and it is indeed 180W as it states but maybe a faulty adapter. I have a few adapters from my old charging kit i bought and it worked great; turns out the adapters it comes with aren't the best. Waiting not even 1 minute and my percentage went up and it even said "(plugged in)" as to the adapter it came with did not say plugged in, only the symbol. I'm using the adapter that came with a 90W kit I bought at Walmart as a replacement for my original one that fried, it comes with many different adapters that can fit pretty much any computer. Best part those adapters have 0 cords so just straight plug and play

Well made computer accessory. I definitely recommend it.

Well made and extra plug adapters means this will work with a variety of devices Strong, well made with thick cables, it will last a long time If you are new to electricity and or replacing a high power notebook charger here are some important and simple safety tips. These will make your equipment last longer and prevent it from getting fried. Always make sure the plug is secure and the polarity is correct, where center positive or negative matches. Some notebooks have the ability to either use dual polarity, or a protection feature. Ones that do not can get fried instantly meaning expensive repairs or worse. If polarity is unknown, do not risk it, a voltage tester is ~20 bucks on Amazon and very worth it. All quality power supplies should list this on the data sticker found on the power brick itself. This also has important information about power specs. There is a simple rule of thumb to follow for matching power supplies like this. There are three ratings voltage, amperage and watts. Voltage must never be much higher (1-2% tops to be safe) than the device has listed or it will fry. Lower voltage may not be good either as it can stress components. For amperage and watts these can be higher than what the device needs as long as the voltage is correct. Watts and amperes should not be lower than the device needs because it can stress the device and the power supply. This is a very basic explanation for typical regular use. Also keeping your power brick as cool as possible will extend its life. This is why gaming chargers often fail; too much heat works it too hard. If it is uncomfortable/too hot to touch that is where significant lifespan shortening will typically start. The hotter it is the faster it will fail. If you would like to learn how to fry electronics take up overclocking as a hobby. Protip: A second power supply is a good spare, and can be kept around the house where you like to use your notebook, to save form having to carry the brick around. This also preserves battery longevity on these large notebooks by using charger power as much as possible. Hopefully these pointers help save people some money:)

I just got a new laptop maybe a month ago and my cat decided to chew through the charging cord so getting this has really helped me because I’ve been using my laptop for schooling and it’s kind of hard when you can’t charge it it’s one of those store specials where it’s only sold at the store, and I don’t wanna have to go through warranty in order to get a new one not that they would warrantee a cat chewed power cord calling all this works Great very impressed with it. Fit my laptop. No problem.

Se rompió al mes de uso, no se golpeó ni nada

Never worked great and stopped working after 2 months