Tinymight 2 Temperature Guide

The Tinymight 2 gives you fine control over your experience through a simple analog dial. There is no single “correct” temperature - it depends on whether you are chasing flavour or clouds. Here is how to think about it.

How the dial works

The dial has 10 numbered steps with half-steps in between - roughly 20 settings across a 120-240 °C range. The electronics regulate the heater in real time with high accuracy, so the temperature you set is the temperature you get.

Finding your range

• Lower settings - flavour first. Toward the bottom of the dial the vapour is cool, light and full of terpene flavour. Ideal for tasting a fresh strain and for gentle, aromatic draws.
• Middle settings - the balance. The sweet spot for most people: a good balance of flavour and visible vapour, comfortable and repeatable.
• Higher settings - density. Toward the top the Tinymight 2 produces thick, satisfying clouds and maximum extraction. Vapour gets warmer here - a cooling stem or water pipe helps a lot (see below).

Beast Mode

In On-Demand mode, turn the dial to maximum and keep going until the lights turn white. You have unlocked level “12” - the hottest, most powerful setting, recommended especially for concentrates and for a strong finishing hit.

On-demand vs session temperatures

In On-Demand, the heater only runs while you hold the button, so you can comfortably run a little hotter for quick, dense hits. In Session, heat is applied continuously, so many people dial back a step or two to keep the draw smooth over several minutes.

Fine-tuning: the calibration trick

If the whole dial feels too hot or too cool for your taste, the Tinymight 2 lets you shift the entire range by −3 to +3 steps. For example, a +3 calibration means you reach at level 7 what you previously got at 10. Full calibration instructions are on the last page of the official manual.

Warmer vapour? Add cooling

At the top of the dial, a longer or ball-style cooling stem, a 3D stem or a water-pipe adapter transforms comfort. See our accessories & cooling guide for the options.

Related: complete guide · cleaning guide.