Helios16-Chargers-Queries: Can I carry/bring my 330W (not Watthour) charging brick on an airplane?

dadaismermellow

Good day everyone!

I've been looking all over the community and unable to find the answer. So let me start this thread as I believe this will benefit everyone.

My charging brick is heavy and massive.18x4x4cm (L-W-H) and perhaps almost a kg. Its label states 330.0 Watts.

I checked the laptop's battery Wh via cmd > powercfg /batteryreport and below is the result.

	BATTERY 1
NAME	APxxxx
MANUFACTURER	LGC
SERIAL NUMBER	xxxx
CHEMISTRY	LION
DESIGN CAPACITY	90,614 mWh
FULL CHARGE CAPACITY	82,051 mWh
CYCLE COUNT	94

Most of the airline policy is up to 100 Wh. Mine is 90 Wh once converted from milliwatt-hour so this one shouldn't be a concern.

1st question: Can we put the heavy/massive charger into checked baggage?

2nd question: If not, can we carry it in cabin given its massive size?

3rd question: It is said that chargers are NOT batteries and there are really no restrictions on chargers as it does not store power. Is this true for Acer Helios 16 chargers?

Thanks a lot!

Dada

[Edited the thread to add model name and issue detail to the title]

AnhEZ28

@dadaismermellow

They just have restrictions on the battery capacity. The charger is fine for carry-on and checked baggage.