What if you could use the entire range of vintage Toshiba laptops on your lap again? 

Or on the go! 

Like they were meant to be!

Introducing a homemade USB-C PD 3.0 to Vintage Toshiba Barrel adapter, designed for the entire range of "vintage" Toshiba Laptops. This adapter has been tested on models such as the 420, 720CDT, 470CDT, Libretto 50CT, Tecra, Satellite Pro, and other vintage laptops. As long as it has the classic Toshiba barrel plug, it should work. Please note that some laptops use 18V (like the T1910), which are not compatible. 

If unsure, feel free to send me a message before making a purchase for confirmation.

With this adapter, you can power your Toshiba laptop using a USB-C PD 3.0 compatible power bank or wall power plug. (While it should work fine with a PD 3.0 wall brick, it's primarily intended for use with a power bank.)

This cable is PD 3.0 only, so it's essential that your battery is compatible with PD 3.0 or PD 3.1; otherwise, the cable will not function. Don't worry, nothing bad will happen to your Toshiba, but please note that refunds will not be issued if you use it with a non-compatible power source. 

In short, it's recommended to use a modern, high-quality, PD 3.0 power bank.

All adapters are built and tested before shipping on my own Toshibas. The PD cable itself has been meticulously selected from a variety of brands. There are many poor-quality PD cables on the market, and I've had to reject numerous suppliers after testing them on an Electronic Load. I've rated my cables at 40 Watts for 8 hours, although most Toshibas typically require between 15 and 20 Watts.

The cable is approximately 50 cm in length.

For international shipping, we use Belgian post as "regular mail", and offer two options:

8 EUR for untracked letter (NO TRACKING)

15 EUR for tracked/registered letter (with tracking).

I've shipped dozens of these cables worldwide without any issues.

PS: It seems I have to state the obvious but  I'm only selling the power cable I created, not my collection of laptops that I used in the pictures to illustrate how it works...