Tinymight 2 Black Edition

Pure convection keeps the chamber tidier than a conduction oven, so residue collects further down the path instead: on the heater protector screen, inside the V2 cooling unit and along the bore of the zirconia stem. Airflow through the cooling unit is what fades first, and flavour follows it. Loading straight into the body through the funnel makes better vapor but pushes more material deeper into the unit, so pick that method and you need to clean more often.

Quick Cleaning (After Each Session)

1. Let it cool, then unload: Hold the unit upside down and pull the zirconia stem out so spent herb falls clear rather than into the intakes.
2. Sweep the chamber: Use the multitool stowed in the top panel to clear the chamber and, if you loaded into the body, the sleeve below the funnel.
3. Wipe the stem: The polished zirconia bore wipes clean with a swab or cloth, which is most of what it ever needs.

Deeper Cleaning (Every Few Sessions)

1. Take the cooling unit out: Unscrew the tube holder ring at the top panel by hand, then slide the V2 cooling unit out of the stem. It is one piece of stainless steel, so there are no screws or nuts to lose.
2. Soak the stem and steel parts: The zirconia stem and the cooling unit take hot water with a little detergent, or a few minutes in isopropyl alcohol of 91 percent or higher. Rinse and dry fully before refitting.
3. Keep the o-rings out of alcohol: Tinymight is explicit that isopropyl degrades them. Wipe them with a damp cloth instead. The V2 cooling unit will also run with no o-rings at all if you would rather leave them out.
4. Check the heater screen: The double layer screen sits in the internal barrel tube and is designed to be replaced rather than fought with. Swap in the spare from the parts kit once it clogs or deforms.
5. Keep liquid out of the heater: Nothing wet should travel past the tube holder. Never lift the glass lining around the heating element, because the heater comes with it and is very hard to reseat.

Care Tips for Better Results

• A medium fine grind keeps the air moving without dusting the screen. See our grind guide.
• Do the cooling unit more often than anything else. It is the part that quietly tightens the draw.
• Fit the correct o-ring sizes on reassembly. Two of the same size and the cooling unit either falls out or will not go in.
• The oak body only wants a wipe. Tinymight sells beeswax to feed the wood.
• If vapor thins out, pull the cell and polish the contact on the battery lid before assuming the heater is at fault.
• For general technique, read our guide on how to clean a dry herb vaporizer.

The Black Edition suits someone who already knows they want a pure convection portable and is buying for the long term. Nothing about the heater or the dial has changed, so it still does the two things the line is known for: a draw ready in about three seconds and vapor that keeps its terpene character to the end of the load. The replaceable 18650 means a flat cell is a ten second swap rather than the end of the evening, which matters if you are out for the day or vaping heavily. Loading straight into the body through the new funnel takes 0.3g and up, so it now covers group sessions as well as it covers microdosing in the stem.

The trade-offs are cost and technique. It is around 20 percent dearer than the standard Tinymight 2 for changes that are mostly about durability and cleaning rather than vapor quality, so existing owners can buy the zirconia stem and V2 cooling unit separately instead. There is no screen, only an analog dial and haptic buzzes, which takes a session or two to learn. Full convection also rewards a slow, long pull, so read how to inhale from a dry herb vaporizer and our temperature guide before deciding the dial is set wrong. If you would rather have a screen and a fixed battery, compare it against the rest of our premium vaporizers list.