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

Always wanted to mine Bitcoin knowing full well that my returns would never cover the cost of the miner itself in my lifetime (I'm old). I am a newbie when it comes to this type of tech so I relied on my nephew to help guide me through the setup. It has been mining for about 2 weeks and keeps updating block difficulty, wi-fi strength, host, temperature and pool on the little 0.91-inch OLED screen. I won't list the specs as you know what you're looking for but my research tells me this is a quality miner. I will say it looks cool on my desk and is relatively quiet and is supposed to be efficient drawing only 15-18 watts of power. The miner was well packaged and arrived much sooner than estimated. My only disappointment is the price dropped from $87.50 to $69.00 as of this writing. Even still, $87.50 for this miner shipped is a great value in my opinion

This is my first Bitaxe 601 order from this reseller. Very happy with the first, so I ended up buying a second from the same reseller. It works great, instruction booklet come with the unit. Setup in less than 10 min. I have not tried overclocking but I have solo mined both BTC and BC2 with them (haven't hit yet) with no issues. I performed a software update on it within the first week of getting it and again a week ago, both times the upgrade went without a hitch. I've had the unit for 3 months, it is very quiet. So far I am satisfied with the unit. Its a new hobby for me, next I'll try tinkering with settings and adding additional heatsinks to get more power.

Works as advertised.

Wish the OS had more features. There should be a tab telling you how many blocks you attempted and failed, I'm not sure if that's what the shares are for, it doesn't specify.. but I'm solo mining and all I can see in the command prompt logs are mostly just numbers followed by a true or false. Out the box it does 1-1.1TH you need to overclock it to get 1.2TH or slightly more. Overall I'm satisfied Edit: after a month 1 of my 3 miners started overheating hitting temps of 70c° while the other two remained at 52-55c° this miner was showing signs straight out the box but gradually increased to temps it started throttling. Going to upgrade fan and paste see how it goes from there

This thing is so fun! For the price it is one of the best ways to get into crypto mining having 1.2 TH for only $120. It certainly won’t make you much money but this is still a very cool product

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.

I'm in the G club. If you know them you know!

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.