This charger is small and compact, great for travel.. It charges very fast, After plugging my phone in for 3 mins I has 2% more. This is the a great bang for your buck!

I like this so much I dont even know how to express myself this thing charge my iPad in less than 45 mins and I dont dislike nothing about it

Carga rpido y es peque?o definitivamente lo recomiendo 5 veces ms rpido que mi cargador anterior

This is a very nice USB-C charger package. Including a 5ft braided USB-C to USB-C cable makes it an excellent value. The AC prongs fold in to the device to keep it as compact as possible when not in use. Be aware that the placement of the folding prongs does mean that it will overlap adjacent outlets in some way. Overall, this charger provides enough power for most USB-C laptops you can ditch the included power charger for a more compact set up with this product. I have had no issues using it with a 45W ultrabook and replacing my 67W Macbook Pro charger, as this one is significantly smaller. It also supports PPS so I can get Super Fast Charging on my Samsung Galaxy S21.

I tested 3 different power blocks, anker, spigen, and tecknets 45 watt charger. None of them actually provided super fast charging 2.0. The required spec is the charger must meet the PPS: 3.3-11V==4.0A. THIS was the only one, at the same price, with a cable INCLUDED, and it's 67 watts compared to 45. No brainer to purchase this, built really well, and compact.

I bought the INVZI 67W USB C Charger to use for an upcoming trip to St Thomas. I wanted something compact to put into my laptop backpack that would charge my LG Gram without issue. Its OEM power supply is a two-piece thing with a power cord and the supply (about the size of my open hand) with the cord sticking out of it, so it is not that portable.

The INVZI unit is the smallest charger yet that I have purchased for this laptop. It is smaller than my current one (also in the picture, which had been my smallest), which is a 65W model, so the same power. I have been running my PC on this for a couple of days, and it keeps my PC charged and charges it back up after it is unplugged. Also, it does not seem to get very hot, despite its size.

So, for travel and all-around-use, I recommend the INVZI charger, since it works great and is the most compact laptop charger I have yet to find.

I'm amazed at how Gallium Nitride has advanced charging tech in such a short time. You can get a 65 watt charger (67 watts in this case) which is barely bigger than an 18 watt charger just 5 or 6 years ago. I now literally EDC an adapter which can power my laptop that draws 65 watts. This little nugget can super-fast charge an S22 Ultra, or Tab S8 Ultra, or Tab S7+ (I tried all of these devices) and it's small enough to live in my little sling pack.

For size comparison I took a photo of this Invzi 67w charger in between an Anker Nano II 65w and a Baseus 2-port 30w that's not even a couple years old. Compared to the Anker, the overall volume of space is very similar. It's about the same depth from the plug, a tiny bit taller, but more importantly it's a bit narrower. This lets me tuck it into more places inside bags & backpacks. We're only talking a few millimeters, but the overall effect of it being slimmer is definitely noticeable in a small pack.

From a physical design standpoint, my favorite is their choice to use a ridged plastic. This makes it really easy to pull it out of a tight wall outlet. Honestly, the only nit-pick I have is that the prongs are a little finicky to unfold. But that's me looking for something to critique. I didn't put them on a scale, but the Anker and Invzi weigh very similar to each other. I'd say the Invzi might be a tad lighter but we're splitting hairs at this point.

To make sure it can actually output the claimed wattage, I used a Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 laptop (a laptop that's designed around a factory 65w charger). The battery was drained down to around 50%, then I plugged it in through a USB meter and started an h.265 video encode to draw as much power as I could. The photo shows 65.6 watts but I saw it regularly peak well over 66 watts. So it definitely meets claimed output (keeping in mind that any in-line measuring device is going to draw some power).

If you exclude any sale pricing, the Invzi's MSRP is nearly 30% less than Anker's equivalent model. And the build quality feels every bit as good. The kicker here is shown in the photo with the USB meter. Mine came with a 1-meter Type-C BRAIDED cable that's proudly labeled 100w! Anker's Nano II doesn't include a cable. Unless you have a specific brand loyalty, this Invzi charger wins out in every way. So if you're looking for the smallest single-port charger that can power most mainstream laptops, I can't think of a better choice than this one.

Update: If I could give this charger 5.5 stars, I would. I just bought a new Macbook Pro with the M1 Pro chip and tested this with Apple's factory Magsafe 3 cable. From what I've read, not every USB-C charger will work with the new Magsafe implementation but I'm happy to report that this one does.

I'm a very mobile worker and sometimes I need to charge my devices.

This tiny charger will charge any of my devices. Here is the list of devices I tried it with:

HP Spectre x360 13t laptop (charges as fast as HP 65 watt charger)
Macbook Pro 13 laptop (charges as fast as Apple 67 watt charger)
Samsung S22 Ultra phone (shows fast charging 2, the fastest I've seen with any charger)
Dell 7420 laptop (charges slightly slower than the stock 90 watt charger)

Take a look at the size comparison between this charger and the HP 65 watt charger and the Dell 90 watt charger. Its soo much smaller and lighter than the stock chargers.

You'll pull this sleek black charger by INVZI out of a very nicely designed box with thoughtful messaging?C?"cable inside" ! It would be easy to forget and throw away.

This charger by INVZI charger is slightly smaller than Apple's stock charger, but can deliver over twice the power ! And it weighs slightly less than Apple's offering too at 94g. The indented lines on the case look good but also give some grip when un/plugging from a socket. I also like that the prongs fold up making it easier to travel with.

It comes with a heavy-duty 100W USB-C charge cable covered with some seriously thick braiding. It feels like a cable Beast !

I hooked it up to my MacBook Air and the charger had no problems delivering 46W C?which seems to be the most a MB Air will draw. (See pic)

This powerhouse of a charger with accompanying cable makes it perfect to take on the road. It'll tackle most charging needs with ease.

I hope that you found my review Helpful !

One of the best chargers you can buy. I have 5 different models from this Invzi brand. Durable and powerful. I use them a lot on planes, recommend to buy the adapter set and use the UK plug on aircraft. This way you charger stays rocksolid in the powerplug.
This model is amazing because of it's size. Super tiny yet powerful enough for my Lenovo laptop.