Performance
The Supertiny delivers a genuine 65W — enough to charge a MacBook Pro at full speed — from a block barely bigger than a large die. GaN efficiency keeps heat manageable under normal use, and the ribbed surface runs noticeably cooler to the touch than smooth-sided chargers. Sustained heavy loads — 60W+ for over 30 minutes — will make it warm, around 55°C. That's not dangerous, but worth knowing. One port means you're charging one thing at a time, which is the only real constraint.
Pros
- 44.3 × 35 × 35mm — 71% smaller than Apple's standard MacBook charger
- True 65W USB-C PD 3.0 / PPS output — charges laptops at full speed
- Ribbed thermal design keeps surface up to 10°C cooler than standard chargers
- Universal 100–240V input — works in any country
- US version features foldable pins — folds into a compact cube for packing
Cons
- Single USB-C port only — can't charge two devices simultaneously
- Runs warm (~55°C) under sustained maximum load
- EU and UK versions lack foldable pins
Specs
- Weight: 70g (2.47 oz)
- Dimensions: 44.3 × 35 × 35mm (1.7" × 1.37" × 1.37")
- Output: 65W USB-C (PD 3.0 / PPS)
- Ports: 1× USB-C
- Input: 100–240V (universal)
- Plug options: US (foldable), UK, EU
- Thermal design: Ribbed surface — up to 10°C cooler than standard
- Price: $39.99–$49.99 USD
Final Thoughts
The Rolling Square Supertiny 65W is the charger for anyone who travels light and can't justify the bulk of a standard laptop brick. One port at 65W covers phones, tablets, and most laptops — and it does it from a block that fits in a jacket pocket. If you need to charge two devices at once, look elsewhere; if you need the smallest capable charger available, this is it.
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