We have received numerous reports from users who have already received their replacement power adapters. Many we impressed by the quick response time. (See previous one and two.) More than a few users ...

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HP is recalling some laptop batteries due to concerns that overheating could cause fires and inflict burns. The company issued the worldwide recall on Thursday, urging customers to check batteries in ...

HP's safety recall and replacement program applies to 52,600 laptop batteries, which 'have the potential to overheat, posing a fire and burn hazard to customers.' I'm PCMag's managing editor for ...

HP is recalling around 78,500 laptop batteries that pose fire and burn hazards, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (USCPSC) announced on Tuesday. There have been eight new reports of ...

Yes. Since May 2010, HP has received 40 additional reports of laptop batteries that overheated and ruptured. These incidents resulted in 7 burn injuries, one smoke inhalation injury, and 36 cases of ...

To sweeten the deal, it also supports charging speeds of up to 65W. Most modern HP Chromebooks now support USB-C, which is the port this charger uses. This means you can use it with more power-hungry ...

If you own an HP laptop then you should check the battery immediately. That's the warning coming from the US firm who says that some PCs could potentially have an issue which could cause the battery ...

Image of new vs. old power adapter Yesterday we noted that some of the newest replacement adapters seem to be constructed slightly differently from older 65 watt adapters, specifically with a thicker ...