[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The device gives no indication of charge level nor indication that device is charging when it is plugged in. I thought, okay, well perhaps if I plug it into the computer I can check on such things, but nope. I also do not care for the sloppy way that the cord stores (wrapped around the device, typical sure, but something about it isn't as sleek as I expect of Lenovo).
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Small compact charger that is excellent if you travel a lot and want something that is not as bulky. I got this and had both the Lenovo Yoga 9 with the bigger battery that requires the 100W charger and another X1 laptop that runs with the 65 watt. Even though this is the 65W it was able to charge the bigger battery Yoga 9. Slower charging and in the conservation mode it remains at 77% charge instead of 85% as it does with the more powerful charger, but I am able to run the laptop with an external monitor and a USB C hub connected to a keyboard, the monitor, ethernet cable and a USB stick and the battery has not drained slowly or anything. This charger was able to maintain the charge for the Yoga 9 (this is the one with the OLED display that has the 100W charger requirement). The X1 runs obviously no problem as well.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having the extra means can keep one at work and don't always have to remember to bring the plug with me.