1. Cigarette Lighter Port Adapter:
- Plugs into the car's cigarette lighter socket and converts the car's DC power to the laptop's AC power requirements.
- Typically rated for 65W to 90W, enough for most laptops.
2. USB-C Car Charger:
- Connects to the car's USB-C port and delivers power directly to the laptop.
- USB-C Power Delivery (PD) is required and must support the laptop's power requirements.
3. USB-A Car Charger:
- Plugs into the car's USB-A port and can charge the laptop if it supports charging via USB-A.
- Often limited to lower power output, typically around 12W to 18W.
4. Inverter:
- Converts the car's DC power to AC power, providing a standard household-type outlet.
- Higher power output compared to other options, allowing you to connect the laptop's original AC adapter.
Make sure to check your laptop's specifications, such as voltage and wattage requirements, to choose the appropriate adapter. Also, consider the power capacity of your vehicle's electrical system to avoid overloading it.
