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Laptop Chargers in Pakistan – Fast Replacement for Every Brand

Need a laptop charger urgently? You’ll find original and compatible chargers for HP, Dell, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, Apple, and more at Kraod. Whether your charger stopped working or you need a spare, we stock the right wattage and connector type for your laptop, with nationwide COD and 7-day returns to keep you covered.

How to Choose the Right Charger for Your Laptop

The most important step is matching three things: voltage (V), wattage (W), and connector type. Your laptop’s charger label (usually on the adapter brick or the bottom of your laptop) will show these numbers clearly. Voltage must match exactly; most laptops use 19V or 19.5V. Wattage should match or be slightly higher (never lower). For example, if your old charger is 65W, you can safely use a 65W or 90W charger, but not a 45W one.

Connector type matters too. Check the tip size and shape. Some laptops use round barrel connectors (like 7.4×5.0mm or 5.5×1.7mm), others use slim rectangular tips, and newer models use USB-C. If you’re unsure, take a photo of your old charger’s label or note down your laptop’s exact model number (e.g., HP Pavilion 15-ec1073ax) before ordering.

Shop by Laptop Brand

We carry chargers for all major laptop brands sold in Pakistan. HP and Dell chargers are the most common, with wattages ranging from 45W to 180W, depending on the model. Lenovo chargers come in round-tip and slim-tip variants; make sure you pick the right one for your ThinkPad or IdeaPad series. Acer and Asus chargers typically use smaller barrel connectors and range from 45W to 90W for everyday models. For Apple MacBook users, we stock MagSafe and USB-C chargers compatible with older and newer models.

Use the brand filter to narrow down your options quickly, then check the wattage and connector type to confirm it matches your laptop.

Shop by Wattage (Power Output)

Wattage tells you how much power the charger can deliver. Entry-level and ultraportable laptops usually need 45W chargers. Mid-range laptops for office work and light gaming typically use 65W or 90W. High-performance gaming laptops and workstations need 130W, 150W, or even 180W chargers to handle powerful processors and dedicated graphics cards.

If you’re replacing a lost charger, always match or exceed the original wattage. Using a lower-wattage charger can cause slow charging, overheating, or prevent your laptop from turning on when the battery is drained.

Connector Types Explained

Most laptop chargers use one of three connector styles. Round barrel connectors (also called DC jacks) are the most common; HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus models typically use these in sizes like 7.4×5.0mm or 5.5×1.7mm. Slim rectangular tips (also called yellow-tip or square-tip) are used by some Lenovo ThinkPad and IdeaPad models. USB-C chargers are the modern standard for newer laptops, Chromebooks, and MacBooks—they support fast charging and can often work with multiple devices.

If you’re ordering online, double-check the connector size listed in the product description and compare it to your old charger. Most product pages include a photo of the connector tip, which makes matching easier.

Original vs Compatible Chargers: What’s the Difference?

Original chargers are made by the laptop manufacturer (HP, Dell, Lenovo, etc.) and come with a full manufacturer’s warranty. They’re guaranteed to match your laptop’s exact power requirements and safety standards, but they’re usually more expensive.

Compatible chargers are made by third-party manufacturers to the same specifications as the original. They deliver the same voltage, wattage, and connector type, but at a lower price. Quality compatible chargers come with a store warranty and safety certifications. They’re a smart choice if you’re on a budget or need a backup charger for travel.

Both options are available at Kraod. Filter by “Original” or “Compatible” to see pricing and warranty details for each.

Why Buy Laptop Chargers from Kraod

We stock 100% genuine original chargers and high-quality compatible options with clear warranty support. Every charger listing shows wattage, voltage, connector type, and compatible laptop models, so you know exactly what you’re getting. Pay via COD nationwide, enjoy 7-day returns if the charger doesn’t match your laptop, and get fast delivery in 3–4 working days across Pakistan (same-day delivery available in Lahore). Prices may vary by brand and wattage, so use the filters to compare and find the best option for your budget.

Ready to get your laptop working again? Explore our charger collection, filter by your laptop brand and wattage, and order the right charger today.

Quick Questions Answered

Q: How do I know which wattage charger I need?
Check the label on your current charger or the bottom of your laptop. It will show output voltage (e.g., 19.5V) and wattage (e.g., 65W). Match the voltage exactly and use the same wattage or higher. If you can’t find the label, search your laptop’s model number online to find the official charger specs.

Q: Will a higher-wattage charger damage my laptop?
No. Your laptop only draws the power it needs. A 90W charger won’t harm a laptop designed for 65W; it will just have extra capacity. However, never use a lower-wattage charger than recommended, as it may not provide enough power.

Q: Do you offer a warranty and returns if the charger doesn’t fit?
Yes. Original chargers come with an official manufacturer’s warranty, and compatible chargers include store warranty support. You have 7 days to return or exchange the charger if it doesn’t match your laptop, as long as it’s unused and in original packaging.