If you do an online search, you’ll find that these cords go for anywhere between $10-$30 USD, which really isn’t very much considering the fact that your laptop will simply stop running if you don’t actually use one of these. Why the price disparity? Well, I think that’s simple enough: Some of these cords are designed for the “lower shelf” styles of Toshiba laptops, making the ones that carry more power for the more powerful laptops more expensive. Clear as mud? If you go to Amazon, you’ll see that cords for the Toshiba Satellite 2800 series are hanging right around the $10 range, while those for the higher end laptops are just a bit more. Also, some of the ones near $30 are universal for any Toshiba laptop, which is also something to look into if you plan on staying with that brand for future computer purchases, or if you use different models in your household or workplace.
Now, if you really want to save money and have some really good flexibility on laptop brands, you should really look into a universal laptop power cord.
This is something that’s going to have multiple power ports on it, and will even have the “power box” universally capable of handling voltages and amperage requirements for a multitude of laptops, not just Toshiba. You can also find these on Amazon (see our “Shopping” links below this post) for just a little more than you might pay for one that’s specific to your model. In my mind, that’s going to be the better deal. The thing you should also know is that you can usually find a universal cord made by much better companies than the ones outsourced out to overseas companies that are usually used by these laptop manufacturers. Check them out.
Alright everyone, I hope this has helped you figure out how much you’re going to spend on your Toshiba power cord. Best of luck with your shopping!
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