Perfect and it's Genuine! Exactly the same as the factory one. I got it to have a second charger permanently in my backpack. With this one I also charge my phone (even though it doesn't have the QCharge protocol).

USB-C power adapter from Lenovo for the ThinkPad T590 with a detachable Shuko power cable. It is reliable and built with high quality, as expected.

You can't say many things about the product. It does a specific job and it does it well.

Very good size, no noise at all, long cable, excellent quality, lightweight, what else? For 2nd it is perfect.

This is the best option to charge any type-C device as it fits to all and charging quickly. No sound (some other devices have a sound when charging, this one does not). I am very happy with the device! I find it not expensive for it's quality!

It works great, I got it as a second charger for my Mi Notebook Air 13. It is a 3-pin with grounding and it doesn't make the annoying bzzz noise that the original charger made.

It's as others say, with a 3-pin plug, and therefore it has grounding unlike others with 2 pins. It works for any 65W (20V x 3.25A) Type-C laptop. I got it as a second charger for an Asus Zen to keep it permanently in a dock station at work.

EDIT: Such a charger no longer makes sense when with a very small difference you can get a mobile charger with the same watts. I replaced it with an Anker NANO II with the same watts, and it does the same job, and it's portable, it doesn't take up space and weight in the bag and you don't have to deal with the thick cables that never want to be wrapped up!

1) In the photo and in the product description, it is not visible/mentioned that the power cable is included. However, to my pleasant surprise, I received the second one as well.
2) Both the battery and the power cable I received have 3 pins, while the photo shows 2 pins. Fortunately, in this case, I was satisfied with the difference.

I wanted it for the Xiaomi notebook pro because the Chinese one is uncomfortable and also the laptop was shaking during charging due to lack of grounding in the charger. This specific one is depicted wrong in the photo as it is 3-pin (meaning it has a connection to the ground) and for some reason everyone uses this wrong image that refers to 2-pin. No matter which store I spoke to, they all claimed it was 2-pin, no one bothered to open it and so I took the risk (having read from the Lenovo site that the European one is 3-pin) and I confirmed it.