Laptop Lenovo Thinkpad X240 X250 X260 X270 MOD and KIT Power delivery type C

[@俯角]

The modifications were made based on this video. I used a 65W charger and powered my laptop with 65W. Thank you!

[@edgarang]

Oh wow, I just discovered this chanel as I started going into the wonderful world of Thinkpads, and to my surprise, youre also located in Taiwan!

[@MikePDiy]

Welcome in to the party :-D Modding thinkpads is really interesting in my opinion :-D . Are you also located in Taiwan ?

[@vince086]

Joined the waiting list. This should be fun, will also get a USB-C magnetic connector and finally not have to worry about tripping on the cable. Also need to remember to get a longer USB-C cable but that's not as important.

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you for joining the waiting list :-) . I am sure you will enjoy this mod :-) . About the long cables, I use 1m long cables generally and I also have a 2m cable but it is a bit hit and miss with them as some cables have the emark IC's inside and this means they might be limited to smaller power ratings. I personally use a 2m UGreeen braided cable that works fine uo to 60W( did not test that cable on higher power). If you go with 1m cables, they don't need to be USB certified which means most of them will not have this emark IC and this means less chances to have problems because of the cables. It is not very often that you hear people to have problems with the cables but better to avoid the issue all together :-) .

[@vince086]

​@@MikePDiy Mainly use my laptop on a couch so 1m cables just aren't enough. Looks like amazon uk has a cable that will suit, can order that next time I go home. I already have a usb-c macbook charger and cable so I'm in no rush. Wish I gotten a few more type-c chargers from work tho, would have come in handy :P

[@faisalhaque5160]

I finally installed my connector (45W) for my X260. I have verified it is working properly. Thank you Mike!

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you very much Fasial ! I hope you will enjoy a the module and get good use out of it :-D .

[@sokoloft3]

Was thinking about doing this, but I only have one GaN charger and no cable. On top of that the modules I bought for it do 9,12,15,20 volts. I'd assume it'd be fine at 20v but less than ideal.

[@MikePDiy]

As long as your laptop is a thinkpad you cna see the voltage output on the charger and that is mostly 20V so a board that you have bought that can output 20V will be ideal. You need a good quality Type-C to Type-C cable and make sure that your caharger can out put the necessary wattage on one port :-) .

[@sokoloft3]

@@MikePDiy I don't really have enough usb-c chargers to justify it yet. At some point I will. Only have one GaN charger and no cable. I did read 19v should be enough. However yeah 20v would be ideal since that is the voltage of the OEM charger.

[@MikePDiy]

@@sokoloft3 Go with 20V as that is the nominal value and you will have voltage drops in on the cable also so it is best it has what to drop from. under 19V the mosfets inthe laptop will not open under 18.9V.

[@truongvu3]

Isn't it better to buy the 45W then because you can also use higher power chargers?

[@MikePDiy]

Absolutely ! But that means also that if your laptop normally needs 65W it will not get it . I use on my i5 x250 45W without any issues at all .

[@himotara]

wow Thanks! very useful, i will definitely order one of those from your store for my x250, i just noticed you don't have black hopefully you will restock soon ! btw what keyboard layout do you have, is this japanese ? i find it nice ;)

[@MikePDiy]

For now I am making only red and transparent but I might make black in the future again :-) . The keyboard is Taiwanese, it has the zhuyin alphabet on it 🙂

[@himotara]

@@MikePDiy sounds good, I will keep an eye out for the black one !

[@sokoloft3]

Awesome. I'd like to use your solution. Seems much cleaner than just buying the board on eBay. I assume there are no files for the 3D print? Even if there is I know no one with a printer. Would have to get it from pcbway or something and I might as well buy your pre made version. I don't have a PD charger yet.

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you for the comment 😀 ! The 3D files are not public but if you want to use the off the shelf board , for that one you can find 3D files for a case. In my mod's case, I have custom made the pcb and the 3D printed case to fit my board only and offer a nice experience :-D .

[@chester6437]

how many ohms for a 90watts charger? for lenovo t460s? thank you

[@MikePDiy]

Hi there, 540 - 550 Ohm

[@PradeepMurugulla]

Hi Mike, I have Lenovo Ideapad 15 720s with similar tip. Would this adapter work on my laptop too?

[@MikePDiy]

Hi Pradeep, if the charger connector is actually the same as the X240/X250 (rectangular) then the mod will work though the wiring of the mod might need to be different. I am often making custom versions for other laptop types but for your particular one I didn't make yet. We can chat a bit more and you could send me a picture of the charging port thru the Tindie messaging system as here it is not possible :-) .

[@mattallred4491]

Excellent work Mike! Two questions....one...will the one for the T430 also work for the T530? Two....as far as you know is there a way to mod this for not only USB C charging but Thunderbolt 3 also? So, just like a MacBook one cord to plug everything in for desktop replacement? Thanks so much! Keep up the great work!!

[@MikePDiy]

Hi Matt, I have mods for the W530 but did not yet make a listing for them. Place an order for T420 and write in the comments W530 and I know what to do :-) . Thunderbolt 3 is not an option imho but a rich feature type-C with usb 3 , display port and charge output can be done though that will never be able to be done as a drop-in but it will require soldering to the MB of the laptop. I have toyed with the idea of making it but as there is a lot of work in making it and a lot of work to fit it in the laptop I am not sure how many people would actually want to deal with it :-D . Thank you very much for the kind words :-D

[@shanerey5123]

Good Idea. What is shipping time to canada?

[@MikePDiy]

Hi Curtis! Thank you for the kind words. The shipping to Canada takes about 2 weeks though it is not really cheap as it can be done thru EMS only due to the global situation.

[@dmitryzharovin]

So, what do you think about usb type-c + DP alt + PD via TPS65988 (we have docking port with usb3 + PWR + DP)?

[@MikePDiy]

That can definetly work but it needs a lot of hand soldering to include all the functionality in the laptop. I was toying with the idea but I have dropped it as I consider that the best way to get more people to upgrade and keep their devices is if the mod requires just a scredriver :-) . But if you plan to do the mod for your own laptop, yes it can definetly work !

[@thegreatfixer]

Great work. is there a version for the Yoga 3 / 700 with the Orange offset USB connector?

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you :-D . I didn't make this mod for the Yoga line of laptops just because making a case become for the mod is very unlikely to succeed. The space available in the X240 to fit the mod in allows for a good quality case to be made but until the case is completed with the mod and bonded(potted) the case itself is very fragile so going below that size I am affraid I will be unable to even 3D print the case :-D .

[@TurboBass]

Would it be worthwhile to set it up as a dual input charging system? I find that sometimes I am somewhere with my charger and I prefer the chunkiness of the connector but other times I find I need to get a quick charge and there's only Type C available.

[@MikePDiy]

Hi there, I honestly don't think it's worth the effort to make a dual input power system for charging as it gets a tad complex :-) . I think it might be easier in your case to go for a type-c to slim tip adapter cable as that would allow you use both charging options in a pinch :-) .

[@standbychannel1428]

it will work with a 20W charger?

[@MikePDiy]

Sadly no. The 20W charger doesn't have a 20V output and the laptop requires 20V.

[@JITTIPHAN.T]

Hi,Mike. Could you please advise me to using this one for my x260? Which wattage on adapter i can use on x260?

[@MikePDiy]

HI Jittiphan, I surely advise you on using an adapter like this if you prefer using type-c cables and also i encourage you to do it yourself if you can as it not hard and ends up quite cheap . About the wattage, what is your current charger output ? ( Volts and Amps )

[@JITTIPHAN.T]

@@MikePDiy Do you have another way to contact? (not in tindie)

[@MikePDiy]

@@JITTIPHAN.T Yes, in the About page of this channel check the business email :-)

[@ChadDrakeTech]

My friend, I like your videos very much and can tell you are a brilliant man. But please, try to work on the video quality. I say this respectfully because I want you to succeed and keep making great videos. Work on getting better lighting, zooming in and focusing properly on the part you are talking about, maybe a better camera (most smartphones shoot amazing videos when they have good lighting), and most importantly the audio (maybe get a mic). Like your videos a lot, please keep it up.

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you very much for the comment ;-) It is good to receive this feedback and I am working to improve but there is a learning curve and I am trying to get it right asap :-D .

[@nikyamaguchi]

I have a 65W Type-C charger and a Thinkpad X250 with a DC power-jack that only consists of 2 red wires, 2 black wires and a white wire. How would I complete the soldering process and what resistor should I get?

[@MikePDiy]

You should measure to confirm what each wire represents. As a rule of thumb( but still measure first !) : the red wires are your V+ or VCC , black wires are your GND and the white wire will be your ID pin. To simulate a 65W charger use a 240Ohm between GND and ID pin. If I would be you I would make sure that my PD charger that I will use can supply 65W also.

[@nikyamaguchi]

@@MikePDiy I'm going to get a 240ohm resistor and cross fingers hoping that it would work once I'm done soldering because I don't have a multimeter to properly measure the wires soo RIP. I guess I'll buy the USB-C mod from your store on my birthday Edit: There are 0 black plastic casing in stock so I'll get the red ones but how would I color them in black so it would look authentic? I dont want the colors to be melted or so

[@MikePDiy]

@@nikyamaguchi You don't need my mod if you have all what is required ;-) . Save yourself the money and just find a multimeter to measure the wires and be sure :-). Another way is to look where the wires go on the pcb in the pcb connector. The order is : ID PIN, VCC,VCC,GND,GND so in your case it should be : white, red,red,black,black. Thank you for the point I have made the black available again but still it looks to me that you cand handle this on your own :-).

[@nikyamaguchi]

@@MikePDiy My budget is like only penny so I'm using 1$ for the 240ohm lol, and I'd like to know how I would solder the resistor to the wires because I wanna make sure I don't mess up anything. Thanks!

[@MikePDiy]

@@nikyamaguchi the resistor needs to be soldered between the ID pin and the GND so based on the colours you have mentioned and assuming the order in the pcb connector matches what I have said above you need to solder the 240Ohm resistor between the white and black wires. Make sure you safely solder the wires and use some insulation on the solder joints to avoid short circuits. Again, it is a simple job and should be fine, just be careful and take it step by step :-)

[@alexgiesbrecht1855]

Nice video, thanks for sharing this! However I have a slightly off-topic question: had you did something with the original Thinkpad's rubbery surface on a palmrest? It looks kinda blinky/shiny - or is it just a light reflecting strangely?

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you for the kind words :-) . In terms of the surface of the palmrest I have just bought some time ago this skin(sticker type) that looks literally like sandpaper :-) . I can not find anything like it nowadays on Amazon or ebay as I have looked now to see if I could point you to one .

[@shanew3293]

nice.. I have a X250 (with original lenovo 65w charger. 20v 3.25a) I will order one from you this week..

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you very much :-) !

[@shanew3293]

Just placed order.. Thanks for this. Will help with my travels. daniel .

[@MikePDiy]

@@shanew3293 I've just seen the order also :-). I hope indeed to help you reduce the charger bulk :-) . Monday it will be on it's way to you :-).

[@philipprichardbergmann5055]

Thank you very much! A real upgrade for my x250 while traveling.

[@MikePDiy]

I very glad it helped to ease your travel carry and increase the convenience ;-) .

[@laydros]

Hi Mike P., this video is great, and I also went ahead and ordered one of your pre-made cables. On my T460 the screwpost behind the power jack makes the ZYPDS fit tough. I got yours yesterday and it was much easier to route the cable. It seems like my laptop doesn't charge on the dock with the USB-C mod in place, is that expected?

[@MikePDiy]

Dear Jason, thank you for the purchase and I am glad the module arrived and it was easy to fit ;-) . I have designed the board specially to be fit in the size of the original connector :-D . In regards to the dock charging, I have a customer who installed a mod on an X250 an he is able to charge thru my mod or thru the dock without any problem. Can you tell me the power of the dock charger ? Also if you can drop me an email that would guarantee that I will reply faster as on KZbin sometimes I reply slower :-) .

[@wutangpaul]

Nice video. Did you paint your laptop?

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you :-) It is a skin that looks like sand paper actually :-)

[@MikePDiy]

@@andrescabrera It is just an adhesive skin, basically a think sticker that was precut to fit my laptop. There are companies that make and sell them online but for X240/X250/X260 they are low in availability as the laptops are a bit old now .

[@MyxirTV]

My original charger for the x250 has 65W but I only have a 45w usb c power adapter. Can I just buy the 45w usb-c Port and stick with my 45w power adapter or do I have to buy a 65w power adapter?

[@MikePDiy]

Hi There, absolutely you can go with the 45W version mod and use the charger you already have. Worst case you will have some power throttle but that depends on the use case you have. I personally use a X250 i5 with 45W mod and all works just fine :-D.

[@MyxirTV]

@@MikePDiy Thanks for the quick answer :) I really like this mod because I only have to carry my phone charger in order to charge my laptop and I also have the opportunity to charge my laptop in my car with 45w. This is really convinient! Thanks for this amazing product! :D

[@MikePDiy]

@@MyxirTV My pleasure ;-) . That's reason I made the mod for also as back when I had the idea I was traveling a lot and I carry way too many things (and laptops) with me so one charger was my ideal :-D . Enjoy the ride if you diy the mod or enjoy the mod if you will get it on Tindie ;-) .

[@MyxirTV]

@@MikePDiy I will get it on Tindie :)

[@MikePDiy]

@@MyxirTV Thank you very much ;-)

[@haroonethreeeight]

Hello, thank you for all the information! I like another asked some time ago was interested in doing this for am HP laptop. It is an hp probook 430 G2. It has a removable power barrel and the space to accommodate the board but it has 7 cables in it . Did you end up making any versions for HP? Any info on the pins you might have found would be appreciated if you did not. Thank you again!!

[@MikePDiy]

HI Jessy, I never ended up doing the HP version as I am quite busy in my day to day life but that will change soon :-) . As information about HP, you cna measure with a multimeter the VC and GND wires ( most likely there will be 3 of each) and then you have to figure what the ID pin does. If I am not wrong the ID pin should have a 1Wire protocol IC on it. I imagine it has to be similar to dell's protocol hackaday.com/2014/03/03/hacking-dell-laptop-charger-identification/

[@dannyconran2477]

Hey, thanks for the great video. What skin did you have on your machine and do you have the 3d files for the connector housing?

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you very much for the kind words :-). The skin is an old "Black glitter" skin so I am usure if today is around anymore. I have tried to find it on ebay now to share a link but seems that it is no longer available. In terms of 3D files, there are 2 versions that work with the ZYPDS board on thingiverse shared by 2 users. My one works only with my custom board. Just do a search for ZYPDS on thingiverse and you should find the 2 files.

[@dannyconran2477]

@@MikePDiy thanks a lot man

[@MikePDiy]

@Danny Conran Happy to help ;-).

[@gohjing]

I came here wonder how my s410p power delivery port turn type c/ micro. then I found this video about this conversion but I have no clue when I saw cable of my Lenovo PD seems had different colour and it didn't have like orange yellow red even Lenovo laptop mostly same rectangle power jack 😂 but I think I should follow how diagram like you said brown black ground frame of port, orange red to be plus, middle yellow is ID and I still try figure out if Micro USB module had ground, ID,D+, D-, VBUS before solder to cable connector. did you have like suggestion?

[@raheelosman7523]

great video, which chargers would you recommend using after the change.

[@MikePDiy]

It would be difficult for me to recommend a particular charger as availability varies around the globe. I am using in my testing the brands : Aukey, Anker, Puizhak (cheap but good quality and available on Amazon UK). You can safely use also any Apple or ZMI branded chargers. If there is a specific charger you have in mind, please give me a link and I will have a look. Note that all the chargers that i have used for testing are above 45W but generally I test with 65W chargers as those are what most laptops will need.

[@roboedar]

Hello Mike P. Thank you for the video. I was wondering, can power go both ways? Can I charge other things from this port using your mod?

[@MikePDiy]

@roboedar - Thank you for the kind words :-D . This mod only allows the laptop to be powered using PD but the laptop can not charge other devices thru this type-c port. It can be done but that is a different mod and involves soldering which adds a lot of complexity for a user to do at home :-) .

[@TheAlanFFM]

Hi there. I see that you list the X270 as compatible with this mod, but on the store page it only says that it is compatible with the X240, X250, and X260. Will it work with the 270? Thanks!

[@MikePDiy]

Hi there, yes it will work with X270 also. I have had to put lots of details on that page and it is confising for people as it so I have figured thatr people might ask if it works with x270 if they need it :-)

[@lozaning]

Great video! Im trying to patiently wait for one of your Tindie boards, hope all the supplies show up soon.

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you very much for the patience :-D. I hope to be able to start delivering soon also :-D.

[@anpetan]

Whould it be possible to transfer data through it? Not sure how it works or if it's possible, but I was thinking of something like connecting some pins to an existing USB 3.0 port and use it at these speeds

[@MikePDiy]

Yes but that would need a specially designed board ( with a type-c controller that can handle the full protocol) and also needs a bit of soldering in the laptop :-)

[@martingru]

Very nicely presented tourtorial I have question , if I use 65W charger in theory my resistor should have same value as yours ?

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you for the kind words :-) . If you use a 65W charger and the PD module replaces an original slim port lenovo connector (like inthis video) you should use a 240 Ohm resistor ;-) .

[@mrizkyavanza4837]

Is this only for charging or we can use for another things

[@MikePDiy]

Hi there, yes this mod is only for chraging .

[@mhmdfauzi04]

wonderful sharing Mike, i loved it from user x250. and after 7 month, that project has a problems? i want to convert my charging port to USb type C with PD 🙏 thanks a lot

[@MikePDiy]

Hi MHMD, I am not sure about your question in regards to problems as the X240,x250,x260 module has no problem at all :-) . The x230 laptop pcb itself has a compoment with issues but that is nothing that my mod actually creates. If you are interested in the X250 mod you can find it here and read some of the reviews. If you want to do it yourself, please ask any questions you might have and I will do my very best to help :-)

[@ayuiop]

I really like your vids. I wonder how you measure the id pin resistence? I've trying to mod USB PD source for my Surface Dock facing similar issue.

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you for the compliment :-). I don't have any experience with the Surface dock but the connector looks very similar to the one from Lenovo X230. There you need to measure between the pin the middle of the connector and the outside shell of the connector. Have a look on my video on how to do this mod on lenovo X230 and you will see there the steps :-) .

[@ayuiop]

@@MikePDiy Thanks for the tip. With your help I finally finished my mod. Details here: www.reddit.com/r/Surface/comments/fgiuvr/modding_surface_dock_with_usbc_pd_microoft_refuse/

[@MikePDiy]

Absolutely amazing work ! I have left a comment with a bit of my input but it is just amazong the amount of work you have put in the project and what results you got. Please tag me if you respond to my comment so I will get a notification and I will be able to see the response quick. Great work and I am glad I could give a bit of help to this amazing project of yours !

[@thich_carot]

I am planning on order one to use with my ThinkPad X240. I am a bit confused why there are options for 65W and 90W? Like, I am using a 45W original adapter still can get me above 100% CPU power. I wonder if there are any changes if I put a 65W or 90W into my X240 instead of 45W?

[@MikePDiy]

Hi , Normally you should go with the same value as you have on your original charger. The higher power will not harm the laptop, it will act just as a buffer in case the the laptop needs a peak of power. The reason that i have explained so much is more for the people who would think to use a 65 or 45w on a laptop that normally needs a 90W charger but in your case you can go with 45W without any problem or 65W if you wish to give some buffer. I hope it helps this explanation but if there is any other question please ask :-) .

[@MikePDiy]

I have just missed 2 things ! 1 - Thank you for the interest you have in the product :-) 2 - There are some laptops that have been configured with more power hungry internals and they require 65W or 90W and this is why the options are present :-) .

[@thich_carot]

@@MikePDiy Thanks for your support! I didn't think you would answer that fast! My relative is using a X220 which required a 90W for a full-powered CPU. Follow that, I noticed I am using a 45W but still full-powered though so I just wonder if I bump into 65W or higher will get any improvements 😂 Anyway, you have solved that questions of mine (fast too), thanks very much. I will order a type-c charge port for X220 along a X240 for mine from you too. You're really made amazing things then!

[@MikePDiy]

@@thich_carot You're more than welcome :-D I normally reply as fast I notic the comments :-) . Thank you for the kind words :-) Your relative has a bit older arhitecture notebook so that is also a factor that requires the x220 to have a more powerful charger :-) . The link to the product is in the video description so please follow it from there and you can find the full range of adapters ;-) . Have a great Sunday :-) .

[@kk3554]

hi mike p , can you provide me connection of power botton x240 lenevo

[@nvkhai98]

hi , i want to buy this but your tindie is out of stock :(

[@wacuzsnipes5502]

How do I get the skin on your thinkpad

[@MikePDiy]

You ar every kind :-) . It is not easy to find it anymore on the market but you can always make it yourself by applying some vinyl sticker with this appearance to the laptop :-) .

[@wacuzsnipes5502]

Thanks , i will definitely try that .

[@janbmx3501]

Hello I do have a t540p with a i7 4700MQ and a GT730. I took a look on my power supply to find out the power usage. It should be 135 W at 3A (Model: ADL135NDC3A) Is there any way to get this mod for my machine? BTW: great work!

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you Jan ! Honestly there is not much point in tryin to use the mod for your laptop as the PD protocol can only output a max of 100W (for the moment) and that would be underpowering your laptop. The only way I see now to go around that would be to 2 use 2 type-C chargers and therefor 2type-c cables but that is worse than using the original charger you have now . I am sorry but for now, unless you prefer type-C charging and willingly want to reduce the charging power to 90W ( taking a hit on the computer performance) typeC PD is not a good solution for your machine :-( .

[@neorococco]

Can you make these connectors for the Thinkpad Helix 2? It would need one for the keyboard base and another for the tablet section. The plug it uses is already just a tiny bit bigger than USB-C.

[@MikePDiy]

I am always up for a chalenge so please give me a link to each connector and I will analyse them. I have tried to search myself but I am unsure wich one is for Helix X1 and whoch one is for Helix 2 :-)

[@neorococco]

@@MikePDiy It's an interesting device, and in China they're already making cables with USB-C PD on one end and the Helix 2 charging plug on the other. But it would be nice to mod the unit like this if possible. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/142410094187 This is a link from eBay for the charger. The Helix 1 uses the same charger as the laptops in this video, but for the 2nd gen they used a much smaller one, only a bit bigger than USB-C actually.

[@MikePDiy]

Sorry to reply so late but I don't seem to get notifications always from youtube . Yep the PD to other type connectors as a cable adapter is an easy job, too easy actually and that is why there are many comanies in China making them :-D . Working with tight spaces is the challenge in the mods that I make :-D . What I was reffering was if you can point me to the replacement part ( the connector that is in the helix 2 ) as I need to buy one and study it :-D . I need to see if I can fit inside it with my board or if I can design another board for it :-D.

[@neorococco]

@@MikePDiy www.manualslib.com/manual/866644/Lenovo-Thinkpad-Helix-20cg.html?page=5 This is the link to the hardware maintenance manual, I hope this helps. How can I contact you more directly about this then?

[@neorococco]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2GViImmibegapo This video also shows a teardown of the tablet section, there's another one with the keyboard teardown too.

[@edgarang]

btw will this work on 45W chargers? thanks

[@MikePDiy]

Sure it will work on 45W chargers also but then I would recommend you to use a resistor that would let the laptop know it has a 45W charger connected to it so it will not try to pull more power :-) . I am using a 45W mod on my own X250 :-)

[@onenurcahyono1707]

#Ask, Why x230 you using smd 10K ohm resistor?but in x250 only just 2 series resistor?resistor 0,25 watt/0,5 watt?for series circuit

[@MikePDiy]

Hi there, sotty but I am not sure about your question :-) . I am going to answer to what I think you are asking and please correct me if I got it wrong :-) . In the X230 video I am using one resistor as I had the correct value but for the X250 I did not have one resistor that would give me the correct value for the ID pin so I have used 2 resitors that summed up gave me a very close value to what the ID pin needed to present to the laptop :-) . I hope I have answered your question :-D .

[@KOTYAR0]

Thanks for reviewing this

[@KITA-BERSAMA]

can you sell on aliexpress?

[@KOTYAR0]

I'm planning on buying readily made Lenovo to USB-C adapter. Will report here, once it will arrive.

[@terryxprod]

Thank you, I just placed an order. Great work !

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you very much for the order :-D

[@buntstift892]

Nice Work!

[@MikePDiy]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@amitmahadik2292]

Hello mate does this charging connector work for Lenovo thinkpad T430 intel core i7 model?

[@MikePDiy]

Hi, For T430 I will have a module soon :-) This one is not working with T430 :-)

[@amitmahadik2292]

@@MikePDiy kindly provide us link when you done with its making:)

[@MikePDiy]

@@amitmahadik2292 I have just release the T420 and T430 version :-) If you want to have a look the link is www.tindie.com/products/mikepdiy/charging-port-type-c-lenovo-pd-t420-t430/

[@amitmahadik2292]

@@MikePDiy ohh.. Thank you mate..

[@darrylkimnatividad5893]

Still selling this?

[@MikePDiy]

Sure thing ! On tindie.com

[@ddbhaha1529]

i cannot hear you

[@sharadshinde4221]

Hi

[@MikePDiy]

hi :-)