90 Degree Power Cord

This power cord performs well, and its 90-degree bend design makes it easy to place the monitor. It's a fantastic product.

Worked great for a dog treadmill when my puppy chewed the cord (not plugged in)

Seems well made. I like the fit in the back of the computer power supply as my older one that had the cord facing away from the back was showing signs of strain and the cord had turned white where it stretched.

work just as it should. great product.

I bought this cord in May of 2014. I used it on stage approximately 5-10 times a month — unwrapping it, connecting it, disconnecting it, then re-wrapping it — and it lasted all the way up until November of 2024. Although the cord no longer works, the outside of the cord held up well (no rips or worn spots.) All in all, I'd say it was a good value, so I am buying a replacement cord of the same brand.

Using with Nexigo PJ40 Projector. The quality of the cable is legit better than the one that came with the projector. It fits snug and powered the unit nicely. The length of the cord is a plus. I'm not sure how to leave a review of a cord when it's just a darn good cord and what I needed. If you need it, buy it. You will be happy you did

Low profile in the back of electronic devices is what you want and soon people will start using more of these, to fit new products that will appear on the market.

I was able to swap this cable with standard power supply. I suspect HP anticipated this because the plug at the corner had a cut away at the receptacle handle the right angle direction of the wire exiting the female plug at the insert. Because the height of the plug inside the receptacle is shorter than other makes of this plug, the back of the printer can be placed further back against the shelf or cabinet. This did the trick. Plenty of air circulation on the top bottom and sides, but now the back of printer is flush with back of the cabinet. Front of laser printer is 2mm back from the door, so no contact or collision and no function interfered with. Can now close glass fronted door and see printer working, only need to open door to manually feed paper or sticker stock through the manual tray port. This shaved about 2 inches off the clearance and allowed me to use a more attractive and functional cabinet to house the printer. For less than 10 bucks I saved hundreds of dollars and hassle not shopping for new cabinet.