AC Adapter for GS60

I just got my GS60 2PE 3K, and I was curious if anyone has purchased extra AC adapters for it. If so, what's the model number and where did you buy it from? I found one matching the stock adapter's part number here (ADP-150VB), but I don't know if they're a reputable site or not.
I use my laptops for gaming and work, so I always like to have an AC adapter at my office and a couple at home.

The voltage and current produced by the adapter do matter as well. The main issue I'm having is finding a universal power adapter that matches the specs of the stock adapter. The majority of universal adapters I have found are around 90W. Also, the tips can be different sizes, even if they have the same wattage/voltage/current rating.

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