The Tinymight 2 and Mighty+ tie at 8.7 overall, so the right pick depends on how you vape. Choose the Tinymight 2 for top-tier flavor, fast on-demand hits and a smaller body. Choose the Mighty+ for the shallowest learning curve of any portable in our rankings and a big built-in battery.
Key differences
- Price: US list price of $349 for the Tinymight 2 and $399 for the Mighty+.
- Heating: pure convection on the Tinymight 2; Storz & Bickel hybrid heating on the Mighty+.
- Modes: on-demand and session on the Tinymight 2; session only on the Mighty+.
- Controls: a numbered dial with no screen on the Tinymight 2; a display with 1°C steps on the Mighty+.
- Battery: one replaceable 18650 in the Tinymight 2; two built-in 3300 mAh cells in the Mighty+.
- Size: 186 g and 88 mm tall for the Tinymight 2 body; 242 g and 140 mm for the Mighty+.
- Warranty: 3 years on the Tinymight 2 with registration; 2 years on the Mighty+, or 3 when you register within 4 weeks.
Vapor and flavor
The Tinymight 2 leads vapor quality, 9.6 to 9.2. Its pure convection heater produced vapor density that rivals desktop ball vapes, and flavor stayed clean through most of the session. In on-demand mode it heats only while you hold the button, so your cannabis isn't cooking between hits.
The Mighty+ gives dense, full-flavored vapor from the first draw, with no stirring needed. Its cooling unit delivers vapor noticeably cooler than the setting suggests. Near 210°C, its top setting, the clouds thicken and get a little harsher, though still smoother than most portables at that heat. Our convection vs conduction guide explains how pure convection and hybrid heating differ.
Speed and session style
Speed is the real split. The Tinymight 2 hit temperature in about 5 seconds in our testing, so you can take one draw and put the vape down. The Mighty+ needs about 60 seconds to reach 180°C before its first draw.
Tinymight's walnut manual maps dial settings 1 to 9 to roughly 140°C to 220°C. Turn the dial to 10 and you get Beast Mode, which Tinymight rates at 250°C in on-demand mode and points to for concentrates. The Mighty+ is built for ground cannabis only. We tested both with dry cannabis.
The Mighty+ heats its whole chamber for a session, from 40°C to 210°C in 1°C steps, and vibrates when it's ready. Its SuperBoost shortcut adds 15°C or 30°C for 90 seconds to finish a load. If you like to sit and vape for several minutes at a steady temperature, it suits you better.
Ease of use
The Mighty+ wins ease of use, 9.0 to 7.5. Twist open the cooling unit, fill the oven or drop in a dosing capsule, and hold the power button. Two physical buttons set the temperature, with no app and no technique to learn.
The Tinymight 2 is not a pick-up-and-go vape. Button sequences, an unlabeled dial and haptic patterns take a few sessions to learn, and packing and draw speed matter a lot. The payoff is control over every single draw, plus flavor that few portables at any price can match.
Loading and cleaning
The Mighty+ oven takes up to 0.3 g, and Storz & Bickel's dosing capsules drop straight in, so you can preload a day's bowls and keep the oven cleaner. The Tinymight 2 loads into a glass stem, and its built-in multitool stirs, tamps and slides the cooling unit to size the chamber from a 0.05 g microdose to a 0.15 g load. Plan on a stir mid-session with the Tinymight; the Mighty+ needs none.
Both clean up in isopropyl alcohol. The Mighty+ cooling unit comes apart for a soak of no more than 30 minutes, with the cap lock pulled off first. The Tinymight's glass stem and metal cooling unit parts go in with their O-rings removed, while the walnut body stays dry.
Battery, build and portability
Battery life is the Mighty+'s biggest practical win. Its two built-in 3300 mAh cells ran 11 sessions per charge in our testing, where the Tinymight 2 averaged 5 on a 2800 mAh Molicel P28A. The Tinymight answers with a swappable 18650, so two charged spares in a case put you past the Mighty+ without looking for an outlet.
The Mighty+ charges over USB-C, and a 15 V/3 A USB-C PD charger lets it run while plugged in. A basic 5 V/2 A brick takes about 120 minutes to fill it, or about 40 minutes to 80% on Storz & Bickel's optional Supercharger. Its batteries aren't user-replaceable, so worn cells go to Storz & Bickel's service center. The Tinymight 2 reaches about 90% in 90 minutes on an adapter rated for at least 2 A, and an external 18650 charger is the smarter move, since charged spares swap in within seconds.
Portability goes to the Tinymight 2, 9.0 to 7.5, since the Mighty+ is happier in a bag than a pocket. Build quality goes the other way, 9.5 for the Mighty+ against 8.8, and its heat-resistant shell and PEEK cooling unit feel purpose-built. The Tinymight 2 pairs American walnut with brushed metal caps, and ours showed no creaking or flex.
Both sit on our best portable vaporizers ranking, with the Tinymight 2 as our flavor pick.
Which should you buy?
- Flavor chasers who want the best taste from every draw: the Tinymight 2.
- Quick-hit users who vape in short bursts: the Tinymight 2.
- Microdosers: the Tinymight 2, with loads as small as 0.05 g.
- First-time buyers: the Mighty+, for its easy controls.
- All-day users who'd rather not carry spare batteries: the Mighty+, with 11 sessions per charge in our testing.
- Group sessions at home: the Mighty+, which anyone can use.
