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product_id: 421697383
title: "Nitecore TINI 2 SS Stainless Steel Version (TINI2 SS) 500 Lumen Rechargeable EDC Keychain Flashlight Tag"
brand: "nitecore"
price: "A$105"
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# 500 lumens max output 60 hours runtime Dual lockout modes Nitecore TINI 2 SS Stainless Steel Version (TINI2 SS) 500 Lumen Rechargeable EDC Keychain Flashlight Tag

**Brand:** nitecore
**Price:** A$105
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔦 Elevate your everyday carry with the TINI 2 SS — where power meets precision in your pocket.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nitecore TINI 2 SS Stainless Steel Version (TINI2 SS) 500 Lumen Rechargeable EDC Keychain Flashlight Tag by nitecore
- **How much does it cost?** A$105 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/421697383-nitecore-tini-2-ss-stainless-steel-version-tini2-ss-500)

## Best For

- nitecore enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nitecore brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart OLED Display:** Real-time battery, brightness, and mode info at a glance—stay in control, always.
- • **Versatile Lighting Modes:** From ULTRALOW for subtle close-up to TURBO for long-range search—tailored illumination for every moment.
- • **Uninterrupted Power Supply:** Rechargeable with continuous power support—never get caught in the dark, even while charging.
- • **Brilliantly Bright & Compact:** 500 lumens packed into a sleek 26g stainless steel body—lightweight meets powerhouse.
- • **Durable Stainless Steel Build:** PVD titanium-coated high-strength stainless steel ensures rugged style and lasting resilience.

## Overview

The Nitecore TINI 2 SS is a premium, ultra-compact keychain flashlight delivering a powerful 500-lumen output with an 89-meter beam throw. Crafted from high-strength stainless steel with a PVD titanium coating, it weighs just 26 grams. Featuring a multifunctional OLED display, dual lockout modes, 5 brightness levels including TURBO and ULTRALOW, and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery offering up to 60 hours runtime, it’s engineered for professionals who demand reliable, stylish illumination on the go.

## Description

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## Features

- NITECORE TINI 2 SS has a max output of 500 lumens, 32% upgrade from the last generation, and a max throw of 89 meters.
- The Tini 2 SS has an ultra-compact and lightweight body of 26g that constructed from high strength stainless steel and coated with PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) titanium.
- The multifunctional OLED real-time display is always ready to show the current flashlight status including battery level & voltage, brightness level, current user mode, and runtime remaining. Also inherited from the NITECORE Flagship Product TM10K, the TINI 2 SS is available for two different levels of lockout modes for various storage, daily or emergency needs.
- The TINI 2 SS has 2 user modes and 5 brightness levels available for various scenarios. Direct access to TURBO is available for outdoor and long-range searching while ULTRALOW can be used for short-range illumination to protect the scotopic vision. It can be continuously powered by various sources to get out of the outdoor illuminating predicament and enjoy the sufficient power supply even in the charging status.
- Package Included: TINI 2 SS flashlight, NITECORE keychain tag

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Special Feature | Lightweight,Rechargeable |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| White Brightness | 500 Lumens |
| Included Components | Batteries included |
| Product Dimensions | 1.65"D x 0.98"W x 0.51"H |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
| Item Weight | 26 Grams |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Brand | Nitecore |
| Brightness | 500 Lumen |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Runtime | 60 hours |
| Finish Type | Stainless steel |
| Manufacturer | SYSMAX Innovations Co., Ltd. |
| Light Path Distance | 89 Meters |
| Part Number | TINI 2 SS |
| Item Weight | 0.917 ounces |
| Item model number | TINI 2 SS |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Finish types | Stainless steel |
| Special Features | Lightweight,Rechargeable |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |

## Product Details

- **Special Feature:** Lightweight,Rechargeable
- **Color:** Black
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Stainless Steel

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where is this made?**
A: The Titanium version I gave as a gift to a friend and can only assume it's made in the same place as the non-Ti, which I do own. It's made in Guangdong, China.

**Q: How to charge the battery? usb? included cable?**
A: USB-C cable needed for charging

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Impressive Offering - Maybe Too Impressive
*by T***W on March 22, 2023*

EDIT: I used this for a while and largely liked it as the review below shows. However, I left it charging too long after about two years of modest use and it just up and died on me unexpectedly. The one thing I will say I grew to dislike after regular use is the interface. Anything with exposed buttons going into your pocket is sort of an accident waiting to happen. Yes, you can lock out the buttons but in practice this is less convenient than just a twist function that you know will always be off when you want it to, and always turn on easily when you want it to. I think I am going back to a more simple EDC that may not have anywhere near the performance of this light but is going to be a bit easier to live with. Not to mention this thing was expensive to die so quickly and for 90% of the EDC tasks I was using it for, the higher power wasn't needed anyway. It did need to be charged a bit more frequently than I liked. It seemed to not hold a charge forever even when it wasn't used much. So I would say this is still a good idea for some people, but think very hard about whether you really need this much performance out of a keychain light and whether you really want to hassle with the button interface or not.ORIGINAL REVIEW:This is the kind of cutting edge product that couldn't exist even five years ago. In person, it is noticeably smaller than the key fob for your car, but on the higher settings, it throws out enough light that you could probably duct tape it to the hood of your car and safely drive a dark country road using nothing but the light it throws.I bought it in titanium, figuring that it would wear better on a key ring in titanium than aluminum, while weighing less than stainless steel. The stainless version is also painted, which struck me as weird for something you know is going to get beat up in people's pockets, riding around with keys. First impressions of build quality out of the box are very positive, but we'll see how well it holds up.Now that I've had a chance to play with it in person, I can tell that there has been some serious engineering time/thought put into the design of this. The little screen that tells you how much run time you have left in each setting is brilliant, as is the "controls locked but you can still get momentary turbo" mode. The buttons sit in a little slightly recessed tray that make them less likely to be hit accidentally in your pocket, but they are still proud enough to fall easily to hand in the dark. You don't have to turn the light off to charge it, so you could connect it to a small powerbank in an extended power outage for virtually unlimited runtime, at least on the lower lumen settings. In other words, you are getting the kind of little luxury touches and apparently high build quality that you'd expect to see given the premium cost of the product.But what ultimately impressed me the most here was the beam pattern. It manages to have both reasonable levels of throw AND an extremely wide, flood pattern with very a diffuse hot spot. Yes, it is definitely more flood than spot, which is what should be prioritized in a light like this, but I was stunned at how far it reached. I am not sure whether this is because they are using two emitters instead of one, but the end result is a really useful, general purpose light.Modes:1 lumen - the moonlight mode is basically the same as you expect from every other modern flashlight. Just enough light for walking around the house without disturbing anyone, light for inside a tent, etc.15 lumens - They might as well have a picture of a dog on a leash for this mode. This is enough light to comfortably walk around your neighborhood, walk the dog even in the dark parts of the park, etc. You have enough light to see comfortably in your immediate area when walking and you will not be annoying anyone. It is basically what you wish the flashlight mode on your cell phone could manage, because it has much better throw and coverage than your cell phone flashlight. For most people, this will be the mode they default to and use the most.60 lumens - Everything is brighter but not a lot more area is lit. A better, brighter version of the dog walking mode but now you are lighting up a good sized area fairly brightly. You still aren't making a spectacle of yourself, but you aren't going to want to point the light at other people at close ranges either. You still have reasonable run time in this mode before you have to charge up again.200 lumens - Seriously? I am lighting up the better part of a softball diamond with this, reaching up to fully illuminate huge, mature trees 50 yards away. It is like I am getting the best of both worlds between spot and flood and the quality of the beam design is starting to really impress me here. I have lots of flashlights that don't use 200 lumens of output nearly as effectively as this light can. You will certainly annoy people if you turn up the light this high in a crowded area.500 lumens - "turbo" mode is an instant on/instant off only mode because it eats the battery so fast. You get a bit more reach, but it feels more like the jump between 15 and 60, where you aren't seeing that much further, but everything you are lighting up is now significantly more brightly lit.So is it perfect, the light to replace every other light I own? No, definitely not. The form factor prioritizes size over ergonomics in use, so this is not really the light you want to hold for hours, it is really more for short-term, immediate convenience use. The run times on the lower levels are impressive, but the higher lumen modes are for occasional use only unless you want to charge the flashlight constantly.The little rubber gasket that covers the charge port seats securely and seems of reasonable quality, but I suspect that it will still eventually fail after being pulled in and out a lot. So I would expect the water resistance rating of this light to last for a while, but eventually that port will be fully exposed.I am worried about how well the screen will hold up over time. Unlike the buttons it is flush with the body of the device. The rechargeable battery is also not user-replaceable, meaning that once the battery wears out, the light is going into the landfill, which is a dreadful waste of something this nice and expensive.There is a not unreasonable argument here that for the kind of simple stuff most people will be using this for 90% of the time, it is overkill.Only you can decide if your particular use case justifies the premium price/premium capabilities of this product. It has obvious value as a backup light, for travel, hiking, etc. where space/weight is at a premium, and you still want the capabilities of a much larger flashlight.Final thoughts: This little device is an engineering marvel, and Nitecore has just thoroughly impressed me, to the point that I may see what other lights they sell. Maybe it is a bit expensive and a bit of overkill for what it is. But I take the view that if I am going to bother to carry an additional light beyond the one in my cell phone, I expect that additional light to materially outperform the light on my cell phone. This little guy certainly checks that box. It isn't perfect, but it is pretty darn good.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great keychain EDC flashlight
*by S***R on August 28, 2024*

I was looking for something to replace a beat up Maglight Solitaire LED light and this is to me is almost the perfect keychain light. For it's size it is extremely bright on the highest and the lowest is great reading something up close. My only gripes are both about the lockout function. First it unlocks when you charge. I have to remember to turn it on and then off/hold to reengage the lockout. Second the lockout is too easy to unlock. I've had it unlock and turn on in my pocket and it can get very warm. I was also hoping the titanium finish would be a bit more durable, but after only a few months it is a bit scratched up from my keys. This is not a big deal and my old Maglight was basically bare metal where it started off black.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bright, compact, long life
*by M***. on August 16, 2022*

Great little EDC light. Insanely bright for the size on max, runs for than 2 hours on second brightest setting, which is as bright as I ever need for practical use. Digital display is super convenient. I leave it on demo mode so it doesn't drain from accidental pocket activation, and the automatic disabling of demo mode when you need a constant light is very easy and practical. Best little pocket sized light I've owned.

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