“I need a charing cable for european standards. what wattage do i need?”

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• Unlike a hair dryer or an electric oven, laptops are designed to work worldwide. The charger is multi voltage, hence, you'd only need a plug adapter. These are widely available and can be bought at Best Buy or many other places. Be careful because plug adapters don't change the source voltage so they can only be used with devices that are rated for multiple voltages, like 100-240 volts or so.

  Answered by Lovaduck 2 years ago

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• Europe uses 240 volts. Reading the bottom of your charger it says it accepts " 100 to 240 volts"and 50 to 60 hz. So all you should need is a plug adapter.

  Answered by SteveC 2 years ago

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• The original charger is 65W, I am sure the wattage for European standards will be the same.

  Answered by dkeruza 2 years ago

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