AUDIOROOT eSMART TINY-C

Charge your Audioroot smart batteries using a USB-C PPS power supply

The Audioroot eSMART TINY-C is an ultra-compact smart battery charger that turns your USB-C PPS-compatible power supply or charger into a full-featured charger for your Audioroot eSMART Li-xxWh and NEO batteries. Small enough to disappear into a pouch, clever enough to charge at up to 4.0 amps — the TINY-C is the pocket-sized brain that sits between your USB-C power source and your battery.

What is USB-C PPS — and why is it so powerful?

PPS stands for Programmable Power Supply, one of the most advanced charging standards built into the USB Power Delivery (USB-PD 3.0) specification.

With a traditional charger, you can only pick from a handful of fixed voltage steps — 5 V, 9 V, 15 V, 20 V — and the charger decides the rest. PPS changes the rules: it allows the voltage and current to be adjusted in real time, in fine steps, while charging is in progress.

Why that matters for your batteries:

• Precise charging control — Instead of forcing the battery to fit a fixed voltage, PPS lets the charger deliver exactly the voltage the battery asks for, moment to moment. The charge profile follows the battery instead of the other way around.

• Real-time adjustment — As the battery fills up, the TINY-C continuously renegotiates the power it draws from the supply, matching the optimal charging current and voltage at every stage of the charge cycle.

• One standard, endless flexibility — A compliant USB-C PPS power supply can become your battery charger. Travel light: the same charger that tops up your laptop can top up your eSMART batteries.

In short: the USB-C PPS power supply does all the heavy lifting, and the TINY-C is the brain that controls it. The TINY-C monitors the battery's charging parameters and state of charge (SoC) in real time, telling the power supply exactly what the battery needs at every moment.

Blue OLED display — everything at a glance

A beautiful blue OLED screen shows you, in real time:

• Charging current

• Battery voltage

• Battery capacity (%)

• Cycle count

• Estimated charging time remaining

No guessing, no surprises. You always know exactly where your battery stands.

Programmable end-of-charge — charge to what your battery needs

A unique feature of the TINY-C: with a simple button press, you choose the maximum charge level of your battery. This puts you in control of your battery's long-term health, storage state, and travel compliance.

Charging to 80% instead of 100% dramatically reduces the stress on lithium battery cells, extending their usable lifespan. And when you fly, the 30% limit takes the guesswork out of airline compliance.

Key features

• Ultra-compact, pocketable design

• Charges Audioroot eSMART Li-xxWh and NEO smart batteries

• Works with any USB-C PPS-compatible power supply or charger (please see further down below for exact requirements)

• Fast charging at up to 4.0 A

• Real-time monitoring of charging parameters and state of charge (SoC)

• Blue OLED display: current, voltage, capacity %, cycle count, and estimated time to full charge

• Programmable end-of-charge capacity: 100% / 80% / 60% / 30% at the press of a button

• Charge smarter, travel lighter, and make your batteries last longer

In the box

• 1 × Audioroot eSMART TINY-C charger

(USB-C PPS power supply and batteries sold separately.)

Compatibility

• Audioroot eSMART Li-xxWh smart batteries

• Audioroot eSMART neo smart batteries

• A USB-C charger/power supply supporting 5.0 to 20.0V PPS (Programmable Power Supply / USB-PD 3.0+) with a power rating of at least 65 watts.

• Recommended/tested models include:

  • SIIG AC-PW1N11-S1
  • SIIG AC-PW2511-S1
  • SIIG AC-PW1X11-S1
  • SIIG AC-PW1P11-S1
  • Baseus CCDK100UE
  • Verbatim 32202
  • QODJN HX-P23
  • UGREEN X764
  • eSTUFF ES635201
  • ANKER 250W prime charger A2345
  • NexTECH 280W GaN charger
  • Chargeasap 280W Zeus USB-C GaN Charger

⚠️ Important note on the programmable charge limit

The TINY-C ⚡ only charges — it never discharges.
If your battery’s current SoC is already above your set limit (e.g., 60 % with a 30 % limit), the TINY-C will