Nitecore Tini 2 Ti 500 lumen Microlight, Titanium, OLE display screen, deep features, good price

flashlightgo.com The Nitecore Tini 2 Ti is a max 500 lumen microlight you would not notice on your keychain. There is just so much to this light. For the extreme details, have a read through the deep dive on the FlashlightGo website, and thank you to FlashlightGo for providing me with this light for review:
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It really shows what's possible when lighting engineers put their minds together on a mini light.
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[@HH60gPaveHawk]

I’ve got one of these. Tremendous. One of the best pocket lights I’ve used and the form factor is close enough to a key fob to make it far less intrusive in the pocket.

[@swe_nurse8121]

Got two of them, one in titanium. One of them is next to me on the desk and it's the most used light I have. Fantastic little light.

[@PDR-wb9dq]

I've had one for about 2 years is on my house keys and I use it often, It has helped me out soooo many times, I have never regretted buying it, and as for the display every light should have one.

[@secondchance6603]

I'm pretty sure by now you realize the run time on 1 lumen was 41 hours and 55 minutes and not 41 minutes 55 seconds lol. I have the Titanium one two, love it!

[@TorchHacker]

I like the attention to detail by Nitecore. The Tini2 display is at about 50% brightness and it goes to sleep so that it’s not distracting while using a low lumen mode.

[@mackie32x48]

Have one and all is great but next to other EDC's on my chain and finish got really beat up. All the paint is off but still works great.

[@readyme]

I have the previous version (not Ti). It’s awesome in terms of functionality and UI. But it is so small I just haven’t found a good way of carrying it.

[@davidbreitwieser3591]

Looks like a little nebo light I have, minus the little screen, that’s just neat

[@markifi]

you can't do 500 lumens for 10 minutes on a 18.8 gram light yet. it does 75 lumens for over 2 hours, which is respectable for what it is. (4 sustained lumens per gram, well above the 2.5 average of aluminium passive cooled lights)

[@gingebrien2408]

Is the battery replaceable?

[@ethanfoster5028]

No unfortunate not

[@forteandblues]

Better or worse then the wuben XO?

[@swe_nurse8121]

For most people it's better. But comparing the two is unfair to both lights, they are simply not in the same category. The Wuben X-0 is an enthusiast light that weighs four times as much with a much beefier battery and better LED but the Tini 2 covers probably 90% of use cases for most people. What you could compare it to is the Wuben G2, I have both and I think I'll have to give the most points to the Tini 2. Same for the Fenix E03R, I pick the Nitecore almost every time. I'd go so far as to say if I was picking the same light for everyone (5 year old kids, 95 year old grandmas, 35 year old police officers etc.) I would pick the Tini 2 simply because it's easy to use, powerful enough for most close up tasks, safe, uses an USB-C charging port as well as affordable.

[@lastbesttool]

If I could chose at he moment of need, it would be the Wuben all day long. The issue is having the light at hand. This Nitecore’s job is to be carried. The fact that it has great light output is a benefit. The Wuben on the other hand is a serious flashlight that does flashlight stuff.

[@MrSheares]

Had these for 2+ years. Loads of lights for the tiny size. the most useful setting happens to be 65 Lumens to me. The beam pattern not great but passable. The user interface is kind of horrible. After a while, i tend to forget how to use it and have to recalibrate myself again. Hence, NOT a good choice an emergency light, especially you need something that's intuitive. It's More like a casual EDC kinda light on your keys or office lanyard.

[@jimsegars1391]

For clarity---material is ALUMINUM...COLOR is titanium

[@lastbesttool]

This one is full titanium alloy and has the Ti designation. It is listed under the color option on the FlashlightsGO website, but if you notice, the price increases. So it could be misunderstood as only a color option. And here is the listing on Nitecore's site: flashlight.nitecore.com/product/tini2ti They stress the titanium construction.

[@jimsegars1391]

@@lastbesttool My bad! Thanks for clarifying...I'm addicted to your channel...I suffer from "gadgetitis"

[@lastbesttool]

@@jimsegars1391 No problem. Glad you like the channel.

[@Ashton.everydaycarry]

There's a couple different colors but I think some are aluminum. At least the one I have is not titanium I don't think.