130W GaN Charger: 6-Port USB-C Fast Charging Station

It has many ports and feels well-made. It charges quickly, but each pair of ports has a different wattage, and the amount is split if more than one device is connected to that pair of ports. They have lines around each pair but no indication of the wattage each provides. Not that big of a deal unless you have several devices to charge at the same time, but one or two have to be charged quicker…like when you travel.

I think this is a good brick but it's important that you understand what you are getting. One thing I don't like with these GAN chargers is how they advertise wattage. In my opinion, if you say 130 watts then it should be able to pump 130 watts on a single port. I would prefer verbage on the brick to say 130 watts combined total or something like that to make it more clear.

Now to be fair, they do break down the capabilities on the back of the brick
and the box and in the description. But still I personally think if it says 130 watts I should be able to get that on one port.

Now, reviewing it for what it is, the brick works great. If you only need a maximum of 65 watts on one device, then this works great for charging multiple devices. I can charge my ROG Ally at 65 watts, my tablet at 45 and my phone at up to 20 at the same time so that's great.
There are 3 different sections of 2 ports that are on different circuits. The first 2 will give you 65 watts max between the 2 ports. The next 2 give you 45 max between the 2, and the last 2 give you 20 max between the 2.a
If you use all 6 it actually maxes out at 125 with 45w+20w+20w+20w+10w+10w

The thing I like the most is that it actually implements GAN properly. Plugging devices in and out it quickly transfers power as needed without losing charge. Also, unlike many other GAN chargers i have used, this one actually doesn't freak out when all connected devices are fully charged. Other chargers will start disconnecting and reconnecting devices over and over because they don't know what to do with the power. This one does not do that.

Overall this is a great brick for multiple devices. Just remember you will only get 65 watts at most on a single device. If that is all you need then this one is the way to go. If you need more, look elsewhere.

This MSTJRY USB C Charger Block is a big help in my home office. I can charge multiple devices at once, which is so convenient when I'm juggling work calls and tablet use. The GaN technology seems to charge my devices faster than my old chargers, cutting down waiting times significantly. It's compact but packs a lot of power without taking up much space. I haven't noticed any overheating issues, which is great. It's been a reliable addition to my tech gear, making it easier to keep everything charged and ready.

As a wedding videographer i am typically charging at least 15 different devices before an event. This adapter having plenty of USB-C ports that are fast charging is really a game changer for me.

Pros:
1) plenty of USB ports. Much more than most adapters on the market this size.
2) travel friendly size. Easy to store and bring along if needed.
3) fast charging capability especially if you are only charging a couple devices.

Cons:
1) The unit can get pretty hot especially if you are using all of the USB ports. I suggest you are charging many devices to put this in a well ventilated area.

2) since the unit is fairly small once you have all of your devices plugged in, it's a little bit difficult to unplug a specific USB cable especially if it is sandwiched in between. I would have to tug on the wire to pull it out which I typically try to avoid doing but with this adapter it almost seems necessary.

For me the ability to charge this many devices fairly quickly really outweighs the negatives. I absolutely love this charger and highly recommend it.

Purchased to make a charging area in our kitchen. It holds any cord available for many uses. We have guests that enjoy recharging while their visiting and use this area daily for our own charging needs.