Bitaxe Gamma 602 ASIC Bitcoin Miner | 1.1 TH/s @ 18W | BM1370 Chip (Antminer S21 Pro) | Wi-Fi | USB-C | AxeOS | Open Source | Made in Europe | Incl. Power Supply & Stand
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About this product
Overview
The Bitaxe Gamma 602 is a compact ASIC Bitcoin miner delivering 1.1 TH/s of hashing power while consuming just 18W, making it one of the most efficient solo miners available. Built around the proven BM1370 chip architecture, it offers desktop-friendly mining without industrial-scale electricity demands.
Key Specifications
This miner features Wi-Fi and USB-C connectivity for easy setup and monitoring through the open-source AxeOS interface. The package includes a power supply and stand, with European manufacturing ensuring quality construction and support.
Who It's For
Ideal for Bitcoin enthusiasts running home mining operations or those testing mining profitability without massive upfront costs. Perfect for hobbyists wanting to learn ASIC mining mechanics or small-scale operators seeking energy-efficient hardware that won't spike electricity bills.
Worth Buying?
The combination of low power consumption and respectable hashrate makes this genuinely practical for home miners, especially in regions with reasonable electricity costs. The open-source software and included accessories remove typical setup friction, though ROI depends heavily on your local power rates and Bitcoin price.