Open Sources Miner BitAxe 601 Gamma BM1370 1.2TH/s Bitcoin Miner BTC Solo Miner with Stand with Power Supply for Home Use

Works great. Runs a little hotter than my other one. Easy to set up

Im still new to the solo miner scene, but I am extremely impressed with this unit I received today. Its listed as 1.2 TH/s but mine is consistantly higher and has even spiked over 1.6 TH/s. The pic im sharing below is the start of it's average of 1.3 TH/s about 2 hours ago. Runs super cool, quiet, and the quality far exceeds expectations. Includes instructions for ease of setup and explains everything in some detail. If your going to get a miner, I recommend this one, BitAxe 601 Gamma from this seller. Great quality.

If you want to know what it's like to mine crypto and get into the game without immense overhead and electricity costs, I highly recommend this product. Easy set up, great little UI, and a powerful little machine. I have three set up in my swarm, they produce about 1.27 T/hs overclocked, cumulative of 3.8T/hs and run around 50 degrees C with the stock fan. No assembly required, just very basic network setup. The wifi chip covers a great distance, and stays connected with no issues over 40-50ft. Currently, my miners have been going for 3 weeks with no issues of downtime or fluctuation in earnings. Multiple cryptos can be mined on this device, anything on the sha256. Comes with easy instructions and FAQs. Some assembly required with installation of the screen, but it's literally plug and play, for the whole unit. Runs about 15 j/th. So you're looking at a little more than 15-18w of draw. Interface has all the metrics, but doesn't log them. It does log the work/shares, so you can monitor it real time. If you want to know what you're actually running for power, I recommend a wattage monitor plug/adapter. Happy mining.

Decent Bitaxe gamma 601. Have been running overclocked for over a month 24/7 without issue. Moderate oc achieving 1.5th. Stable.

I purchased the BitAxe 601 Gamma BM1370 as a low-power, solo Bitcoin miner to better understand mining hardware, firmware, and performance at a small scale. Intended use: Solo mining and experimentation, educational purposes, and hobbyist-level Bitcoin mining rather than profit-focused operation. Design and build: The unit is compact and lightweight, making it easy to place on a desk or shelf. The open-source design is a strong plus, allowing visibility into both the hardware and firmware. Assembly and setup were straightforward for anyone with basic technical familiarity. Performance: The miner performs as advertised at approximately 1.2 TH/s. Power consumption is low compared to full-scale ASIC miners, which makes it suitable for continuous operation without significant heat or noise. It runs quietly enough for a home or office environment. Software and configuration: Configuration is simple, and the open firmware provides flexibility for monitoring, tuning, and learning how mining parameters affect performance. This makes it especially appealing for users interested in the technical side of Bitcoin mining. Limitations: This is not intended for profitable mining at scale. Solo mining with this hashrate is highly unlikely to produce returns and should be viewed as educational or experimental hardware rather than a revenue-generating device. Overall experience: In regular use, the miner has been stable and consistent. It serves its purpose well as a learning tool and demonstration of ASIC-based Bitcoin mining. Conclusion: The BitAxe 601 Gamma BM1370 is well-suited for hobbyists, developers, or anyone interested in understanding Bitcoin mining without the cost, noise, or power requirements of large ASIC miners.

works as intended. nothing to complain about.

With proper guidance on how to activate and have it running I am more than satisfied with my purchase. I am now in the mining world thanks to this BITAXE BTC lottery Device. Now like many others, all I have is hopes and dreams that my device will soon find a block thank you seller for making this device affordable 💪🏾

Works well, fun little tech toy. I use it to mine low end crypto like DGB, and it works great. Have found a few blocks here and there, and it’s fun sometimes just to watch the display. Originally made to mine Bitcoin, it can mine anything on the SHA-256 algorithm that I’m aware of. Also a great conversation piece!