INVZI GaNHub 45W USB-C GaN Charger

We keep Go bags for travelling with chargers and cables we keep in the bags so we don't have to pack them. We keep the bags small and light so we don't have to check a bag. This charger is just great for that purpose. It is small and compact. The plug folds down to keep it even smaller when not in use. It has two high power USB ports that charge my pixel and the Samsung phones in rapid mode. I also pack a USB C to USB A converter to be able to use standard USB charging cables with this charger as well. This charger is just perfect for what we wanted. Love it.

Just got the delivery and found that the UK plug is fixed and cannot be removed, unlike I owned the old model of mopoint, I can take out the UK plug to switch to other plug or simply using the US one without any adopter.

I m the loyal customer to support your product including transform and mopoint which is the former one before renaming, but there is no description that UK plug cannot be fold or removed really upset me so much, assume they are smaller than my old mopoint, but now, it may not be the case.

I tested this product out extensively for almost a month because I am very finicky about chargers, and like to be sure about any I recommend for purchase.

I used this charger to power my Dell XPS 13 laptop, charge two Samsung tablets that we own, and a Google Pixel 7 Pro phone.

The XPS 13 requires a 45W charger and is finicky if I plug in one that delivers less than 45W. This one has powered that laptop for about 20 hours without problem. The charger itself has never gotten warmer than just slightly warm to the touch, which is good. Note that to use this charger with my Dell, it has to be plugged directly into one of the two USB-C ports. If I use a USB hub, which I do occasionally, I have to use a higher-powered charger. This is no knock on the device - it's simply that some power is lost when connected to the hub rather than directly into the port.

Next up are the two Samsung tablets, a Galaxy Tab S8 and a Galaxy Tab S9+. When plugged in separately, this charger will charge either tablet at the super-fast charging speed. When plugged in at the same time, it will still fast charge both tablets, just not at the top speed. Again, no fault of the charger. Super-fast charging requires all 45W. Whether I am charging the tablets individually or together, the charger only gets a bit warm.

Finally, the Google Pixel 7 Pro phone. It's not the fastest charging phone on the market, but this charger will charge it at its fastest speed. As with the laptop and tablets, the charger doesn't get too warm.

This charger does everything that I need it to do. It's nice and compact, and the 2 USB-C slots are very handy. It's a solid buy, particularly when there is a promotion.

A truly great little charger that pumps out tremendous amount of power of 45w for each of its 2 USB C ports. Handsomely designed with carbon fiber like texture (but not actually carbon fiber), retractable power plugs all in a size that is almost too small (may get lost easily) but is an amazing companion for road warriors. Built quality on this little power supply is great, and it features two features really stand out: (1) metal ring around the USB C port will protect the frequent insertion and pulling of cable in and out of this little power brick. (2) clearly labeled power rating on its ports showing exactly the limit of each port at 45w. If you travel a lot and have a few different power supplies, then the clearly labeled power ratings is immensely helpful to ensure that the device you are bringing has the power to meet your needs while traveling. A great value for a truly compact and powerful charger that you can take everywhere.

When they say compact, it really is. I uploaded a picture of the charger next to a quarter and also a competitors 47w Gan charger and while the Invzi was slightly taller, the competitors was a lot longer and slightly wider.

The Invzi outer shell has a carbon fiber texture print on it. The build quality on the outside looks solid with no creaking if you put pressure on the outside casing. There isn't any LED that comes on when the adapter is drawing power. The power plug portion tucks into the adapter and has no play or give on it when retracted, which is nice.

When it came to charging devices I had zero issues using it on a plethora of devices such as Drones, Camera PD charging, Cell Phones, video lights, and even charging a Switch (Charging, not playing and charging). The adapter is 45w max, so if you plug both ports in it will divide the power between the ports. A way I test chargers is to connect them to my video lights which shows the strength of the input it's getting. Running only one port, my video light showed the full 45w connectivity. With two plugs in the lights jumped down to 18w each. The 18w is a function of the lights and not because the adapter couldn't give it 22.5w's each, it's just what it capped out at on the lights. Overall it looks like the adapter had no issues putting out the power its rated for.

For a long power test, I had the plug power one of the video lights as much as it could for 4 hours. This means the light was running at 66% power (it's a 60 watt light) the whole time. This should equate roughly to a 40w constant draw for 4 hours and by the end of the testing the charger was warm to the touch, but not hot. I ran the same test with the 2 lights pulling 18w each for 2 hours and the charger was slightly cooler to the touch.

Overall it looks like the charger is a pretty good one. The small size is a win for those looking for portability along with a capable fast charger. It did get a little warm when used at close to full power, but nothing unlike any other charger or adapters I've used. I'm not particularly a fan of the carbon fiber look, but some people might like that. Rated 4 stars because devices like these do need to be tested for longer than just a few weeks, so if there is any issues I will update this review accordingly.

This is a nice little compact 45W charger with two USB-C outputs. It does a good balance of the power between the two ports when needed or is able to output 45W which I use for my compact laptop on the go. I have used this a few times for that 45W laptop and haven't encountered any issues, though the adapter does get warm to the touch.

Packaging not in the best condition upon arrival but I'll ignore that since it was shipped in a bag. I think it works very well charging a single phone but if you're charging a high power item or charge two fast charging phones at once, it does get quite warm. I'm not too sure on the efficiency of that ac/dc converter for something this small since there is a lot of efficiency losses through heat. I would be a bit concerned using this overnight since a fire would be the last thing I'd want. It's probably fine but it doesn't give too much confidence. I think I'll stick to charging one device and definitely not using both ports when not attended to. I think this should be a 30w charger for some safety headroom for the hardware. It's as small as you'd want a charger so that's absolutely great. It can't get much smaller since it also has folding prongs and great for mobility.

This little powerhouse combines portability with remarkable speed, making it a must-have for on-the-go tech enthusiasts. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a compact yet powerful charging solution!

So far so great. I am powering my m1 Mac book air and my Razer edge tablet. Its keeping both charged and after longer periods of use quickly recharges. The form factor is small enough that I replaced two bigger lower wattage charger for better results.

Works great! Fastest charger I've owned yet.

I got two, one for my wife and one for me.

No issues whatsoever after months of daily use.