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It is one of the newer USB connections. It is USB-C, so you will not be able to use one of your other charging devices, unless it is USB-C.

The connector is USB-C, so you need a cable or adaptor that ends in USB-C. You can use any USB charging brick that your cable fits but I'd buy one that puts out at least 2.4 Amps. You can use the included charging brick but it is under powered so your battery is always discharging while you are using the computer...which means that once the battery runs you you have to wait forever to recharge the battery, even if you are plugged in with the included charging brick. Apparently the computer doesn't make use of the enhanced USB-C charging features because the battery still goes down when I use a charging brick with the Power Delivery feature, but I found that if you are just watching movies, a Y-harness connecting two regular USB charging ports to the USB-C port seems to work if the charging brick has enhanced charging features, similar to Quick Charge (varies the charging parameters to maximize charging speed).

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It is one of the newer USB connections. It is USB-C, so you will not be able to use one of your other charging devices, unless it is USB-C.
Answered by vtxnana 9 years ago
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The connector is USB-C, so you need a cable or adaptor that ends in USB-C. You can use any USB charging brick that your cable fits but I'd buy one that puts out at least 2.4 Amps. You can use the included charging brick but it is under powered so your battery is always discharging while you are using the computer...which means that once the battery runs you you have to wait forever to recharge the battery, even if you are plugged in with the included charging brick. Apparently the computer doesn't make use of the enhanced USB-C charging features because the battery still goes down when I use a charging brick with the Power Delivery feature, but I found that if you are just watching movies, a Y-harness connecting two regular USB charging ports to the USB-C port seems to work if the charging brick has enhanced charging features, similar to Quick Charge (varies the charging parameters to maximize charging speed).
Answered by RayN 7 years ago
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This item charges through usb or wall charger.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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