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Bitcoin Miners for Home Use: Open-Source Mining Rigs Shipped Same Day
Solo Satoshi sells Bitcoin miners for home use, including open-source Bitaxe and Nerdaxe desktop hardware and factory-built Canaan Avalon home miners. Compare current product prices, performance, power and availability below. In-stock orders placed before 12 PM Central Time ship the same business day from Conroe, Texas. We provide model-specific setup resources and product support.
Compare Every Bitcoin Miner We Sell
Compare selected current desktop miners and Canaan home miners. The full product grid also shows other configurations and earlier models.
| Miner | Stock hashrate | Stock power | Approx. efficiency | Listed price | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitaxe Gamma 602 | 1.2 TH/s | 18–20W | 15–16.7 J/TH | $61.00 – $72.00 | Single BM1370; Dark Horse heatsink |
| Nerdaxe Gamma Rev 2.3 | 1.2 TH/s | 18W | 15 J/TH | $139.00 – $150.00 | Single BM1370; 1.9-inch color LCD |
| Heatbit Bitair | 1.2 TH/s | Up to 25W | Varies by mode | $179.99 | HEPA air purifier and miner |
| Bitaxe Gamma Duo 650 | 1.63 TH/s | 25.8W | 15.8 J/TH | $104.29 – $119.07 | Two BM1370 ASICs; 5V supply options |
| Bitaxe GT 801 | 2.15 TH/s | 43W | 20 J/TH | $173.99 – $199.99 | Two BM1370 ASICs; 12V input |
| Bitaxe Turbo Touch | 2.15 TH/s | 43W | 20 J/TH | $250.00 | Two ASICs; 4.3-inch touchscreen; PSU included |
| BitForge Nano Ghost Edition | Up to 2.6 TH/s | See product listing | See product listing | $349.99 | Two BM1370 ASICs; ForgeOS; PSU included |
| Bitaxe Naja Duo 1201 | 4.4 TH/s | 42W | 9.5 J/TH | $366.00 – $385.00 | Two BM1373 ASICs; color LCD |
| NerdQaxe++ Revision 7 | 4.8 TH/s | 69.5W | 14.5 J/TH | $189.99 – $237.99 | Four BM1370 ASICs; Nerd*OS; package options |
| Avalon Nano 3S | 6 TH/s | Up to 140W | 23.3 J/TH | $299.99 | Desktop miner; 140W adapter included |
| Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 | 8.4 TH/s | 140W | 16.7 J/TH | $396.99 – $449.99 | Six BM1370 ASICs; AIO liquid cooling |
| Canaan Avalon Mini 3 | 37.5 TH/s | Up to 800W | 21.3 J/TH | $749.99 | Mining heater; integrated PSU |
| Canaan Avalon Q | 90 TH/s | 1,674W rated | 18.6 J/TH | $1,888.00 | Ethernet and Wi-Fi; selectable power modes |
Prices and availability checked October 16, 2026. Listed prices are before checkout coupons, tax and shipping; options can change the price and included accessories. See the product page for current offers. Performance figures are approximate stock or rated figures from the current listings. Operating mode, firmware, cooling and power-supply losses affect results.
For a compact starting point, consider Bitaxe Gamma 602. Compare NerdQaxe++ Revision 7, Bitaxe Naja Duo 1201 and Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 for different performance and power targets. Use the Bitcoin mining calculator to estimate electricity use and mining outcomes.
Documented Block Wins Using Hardware From Solo Satoshi
Home miners using Bitaxe and NerdQaxe++ hardware have found Bitcoin blocks. Read the documented block-win guide and the historical NerdQaxe++ block-win account for details. Past wins and earlier revision names describe those events, not the performance or expected payout of a current product.
Bitaxe Miners: The World’s First Open-Source Bitcoin ASIC
Bitaxe hardware and firmware are open source, while the ASIC chips are manufactured by Bitmain. Current listings include BM1370 and BM1373 models with a wide range of power requirements. Bitaxe Gamma 602 offers approximately 1.2 TH/s at 18–20W; the Duo offers 1.63 TH/s at 25.8W; Bitaxe GT 801 and Bitaxe Turbo Touch offer 2.15 TH/s at 43W. Bitaxe Naja Duo 1201 offers 4.4 TH/s at 42W, while Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 offers 8.4 TH/s at 140W. See the Bitaxe category and Bitaxe guide.
NerdQaxe++ Revision 7: Quad-Chip Desktop Mining
NerdQaxe++ Revision 7 uses four BM1370 ASICs and runs at approximately 4.8 TH/s and 69.5W at stock settings. The current listing documents testing up to 8.1 TH/s with upgraded power, additional cooling and manual tuning; overclocking results are not guaranteed. Use the product page to choose the power supply, rear fan and stand options.
See the NerdQaxe++ setup guide and overclocking guide, matching instructions to the board revision.
Canaan Avalon Home Mining Series: Plug-and-Play Bitcoin Heaters
Compare the factory-built Avalon Nano 3S at 6 TH/s and up to 140W, Avalon Mini 3 at 37.5 TH/s and up to 800W, and Avalon Q at 90 TH/s and a 1,674W rating. Check current availability, package details and checkout offers on the product pages. Read the Canaan Avalon guide.
Solo Mining vs Pool Mining: Which Is Right for You?
Solo mining keeps block rewards separate from reward-sharing pools. A compatible solo service or your own node provides work to the miner. If your miner finds a valid block, the current subsidy is 3.125 BTC plus transaction fees, subject to the service’s fees and payout terms. Reward-sharing pools distribute smaller payments under their own rules, fees and payout thresholds. Neither method guarantees a profit. Use the Bitcoin mining calculator for current estimates.
Solo-mining probability depends on achieved hashrate, current network difficulty and uptime. Historical wins do not make the next block more likely for an individual device. Use the solo mining calculator with current inputs rather than a fixed daily or yearly odds claim.
Why Buy Bitcoin Miners From Solo Satoshi?
Solo Satoshi is a family-owned Bitcoin mining hardware retailer based in Conroe, Texas. We have shipped over 60,000 open-source miners to 70+ countries since May 2024 with 500+ reviews across platforms. Our open-source desktop miners are assembled and tested in the USA; factory-built products follow their manufacturer specifications and warranty terms.
We are a legit and well trusted seller for all Bitaxe models (listed on bitaxe.org as an official seller), an authorized distributor for Canaan, and Start9 Labs. Unlike resellers who stock outdated hardware revisions, Solo Satoshi carries the latest models: Bitaxe Gamma 602, Duo 650, GT 801, Naja Duo, Gamma Hex, Turbo Touch and NerdQaxe++ Revision 7. In-stock orders placed before 12 PM Central Time ship the same business day, carry the warranty shown on the product page, and comes with access to real human technical support from people who use these miners daily.
Learn more about Solo Satoshi or contact our support team if you need help choosing the right miner.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Bitcoin solo miner?
Solo mining keeps block rewards separate from reward-sharing pools. A compatible solo service or your own node provides work to the miner. If your miner finds a valid block, the current subsidy is 3.125 BTC plus transaction fees, subject to the service’s fees and payout terms. Reward-sharing pools distribute smaller payments under their own rules, fees and payout thresholds. Neither method guarantees a profit. Use the Bitcoin mining calculator for current estimates.
Which miner should I choose?
Bitaxe Gamma 602 is a compact starting point. NerdQaxe++ Revision 7 adds quad-chip performance and tuning options. Bitaxe Naja Duo 1201 prioritizes stock efficiency, while Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 offers higher stock hashrate with liquid cooling. Bitaxe Turbo Touch adds a 4.3-inch touchscreen. Compare the power, package options and current prices above.
What are the odds of finding a Bitcoin block?
Solo-mining probability depends on achieved hashrate, current network difficulty and uptime. Historical wins do not make the next block more likely for an individual device. Use the solo mining calculator with current inputs rather than a fixed daily or yearly odds claim.
How much electricity does a home miner use?
At an illustrative electricity rate of $0.16/kWh, an 18W miner costs approximately $0.069 per day or $2.07 per 30-day month. At its stated 69.5W stock power, a NerdQaxe++ Revision 7 costs approximately $0.267 per day or $8.01 per 30-day month. Actual wall consumption and costs depend on settings, power-supply losses and uptime. Use the Bitcoin mining calculator with your measured consumption and local rate.
Is a power supply included?
Package contents vary by product and selected options. Confirm the required voltage, connector and regional plug on the product page. A USB connection used for setup or recovery does not mean the miner can be powered by an ordinary USB charger.
How do I set up a miner?
Connect the correct supply, configure the supported network, enter the mining service and Bitcoin payout details, and confirm accepted shares. Follow the Bitaxe setup guide or NerdQaxe++ setup guide for the exact model.
What warranty and shipping options are available?
In-stock orders placed before 12 PM Central Time ship the same business day from Conroe, Texas. Product-specific warranty terms and regional shipping options are shown on the listing and at checkout. See our warranty and returns policy for complete terms.
Have home miners found Bitcoin blocks?
Home miners have found blocks, but a previous win does not guarantee a future payout. Our documented block-win guide provides historical coverage; review the specific hardware, pool and block record when comparing examples.
How much does a home Bitcoin miner cost?
Current listed prices start at $61.00 – $72.00 for the Gamma 602 and $189.99 – $237.99 for NerdQaxe++ Revision 7. The Avalon Q is listed at $1,888.00 before checkout offers. See the comparison table and each product page for package choices, coupons and availability.