“The philosophy of functionality, premium quality and high-end design…”
“This is basically the theoretical limit with current tech for how tiny you can go while still being high performance.”
iPhone, iPad and MacBook at full speed. It runs on next-generation GaN, so a charger a third the size of a brick delivers the same full power.
Design awards won by the Rolling Square brand.
129 owners rate it 4.7 on Amazon and Trustpilot.
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Apple figures as published by Rolling Square. Drawing to scale: Supertiny side profile inside the brick's outline.
Yes. 65W of PD 3.0 fast-charges a 13, 14 or 16-inch MacBook Pro at the full real-world rate most people see day to day.
Power Delivery negotiates the exact voltage each device asks for, with over-voltage, over-current and thermal cut-offs. PD 3.0 certified.
Choose the US, EU or UK version. 100-240V input, so it works in any country; you just need the right plug.
30-day risk-free trial. Send it back within 30 days for a full refund (original shipping not included).
“Really practical once it is very small and deliver the power we need. It's able to charge fastly my Macbook Pro 14 inches and I don't need to carry the original big one.”
How the power actually works. Plug in any USB-C device and Supertiny runs a PD handshake: the device requests a voltage and the charger agrees on the safest, fastest level it can deliver, up to the full 65W.
Why it's this small. GaN transistors switch faster and waste less heat than the silicon in old bricks, so the whole power stage shrinks to 71% smaller while still hitting 65W.
The honest catch. One port charges one device at full 65W at a time, by design, to keep it pocket-sized.
3 million+ products sold to over 650,000 lifehackers, whom we value greatly.
A decade of award-winning design.
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The philosophy of functionality, premium quality and high-end design comes from the feedback from Rolling Square’s customers.
Powered by Gallium Nitride technology, the Supertiny can reliably charge a laptop up to 65W but is lightweight and travel-friendly.
This palm-sized charger from Rolling Square is surprisingly potent, not to mention durable.
Rolling Square's Supertiny 65W charger packs a punch.
Looking for a small charger that packs a punch? They don’t get better than the Rolling Square Supertiny.
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Rolling Square claims, “Supertiny is the smallest 65W GaN Charger ever.” It’s definitely very small, but can still quickly power up a MacBook or other full-size computer. I put the claims to the test and came away impressed.
Dies ist ganz klar das kompakteste Ladegerät der 60 W Klasse, das ich bisher im Test hatte, womit es für Reisen oder Tagesausflüge ideal ist.
EN This is clearly the most compact charger in the 60 W class that I have had in testing so far, which makes it ideal for travel or day trips.
Suchst du ein möglichst kompaktes und leichtes Ladegerät in der 60 W Klasse, dann ist das Rollingsquare Supertiny eine empfehlenswerte Wahl!
EN If you are looking for a charger in the 60 W class that is as compact and light as possible, then the Rollingsquare Supertiny is a recommendable choice!
“Unlike my compact Anker chargers, this one also does not throttle. I put it under a full 65w load for an hour and it did not throttle.”
“An amazingly compact GaN charger, very travel-friendly. One of the smallest 65W chargers I’ve used, with consistent and reliable power delivery. Can’t help but keep holding it and admiring this little marvel.”
“It's able to charge fastly my Macbook Pro 14 inches and I don't need to carry the original big one. Very happy with this product.”
“Handles MacBook M1 Max Pro (60-100W) ... handled Premiere Pro + 30B LLMs fine. ... No heat issues across 3 units tested.”
“It’s the size of a square golf ball. Run cool and is able to charge my ResMed mini. Great for travel.”
“I have used Rolling Square products for a while now and they are always well made, extremely portable and work perfectly. Highly recommend the supertiny and the 2 in 1 cable for convenience and value.”
Figures from Rolling Square's published specs and an Amazon owner's own load test.
Figures from Rolling Square's published specs and an Amazon owner's own load test.
Held for an hour under full load, as reported by an Amazon owner.
Against 198 g for Apple's 67W brick. 65% lighter.
Smaller than Apple's 67W brick by volume. Same 65W.
Figures from Rolling Square's published specs and an Amazon owner's own load test.
Held for an hour under full load, as reported by an Amazon owner.
Against 198 g for Apple's 67W brick. 65% lighter.
Smaller than Apple's 67W brick by volume. Same 65W.
Drop it in a coin pocket or a sleeve, and forget it’s there until you need it.
Ultra-fast charging.
smaller than the 67W brick Apple ships.
Same full-speed charge, with a third of the bulk in your bag.
of the power from the wall goes into your device.
That’s its peak efficiency. The gallium-nitride chip inside loses less to heat than older chargers, so a full 65W fits in your palm.
A brick in your bag.
A charger in your pocket.
iPhone, iPad, MacBook. One charger does all three.
Fits in the watch pocket of your laptop sleeve.
71% smaller than Apple's 67W brick. Same 65W.
The size of a golf ball.
Full Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS.
US, EU or UK version. 100-240V input works anywhere.
Power Delivery negotiates the right wattage per device, so the same port that tops up your earbuds runs your laptop at full speed.
65W of full-speed Power Delivery, 71% smaller, designed in Switzerland. If it's not the easiest upgrade you make this year, send it back.
Design awards won by the Rolling Square brand.
Supertiny 65W · $49.90
