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Side-by-side specs — hashrate, power draw, profitability & ROI. Enter your electricity rate for real numbers.
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Browse ASIC MinersWhat's the difference?
In plain words, from the specs and your setup.
Your setup
Live rates · every result on this page is an estimate.
The country buttons set a typical household price; change it to your own.
€1 = $1.08 = £0.86. Mining pays in USD, so we convert USD → EUR first.
±50 % around today's live price.
Most pools keep 1–3 % of what you mine.
Fewer hours = less power and less income.
What each miner earns at your price
Net result after the pool fee and electricity, at today's network difficulty. Check the break-even price first: below it, the miner pays for its own power.
When does it pay for itself?
Cumulative result over 24 months. Each line starts at minus the price and marks the month it crosses zero.
Solo mining: the Bitcoin lottery
Many Bitaxe and NerdQaxe owners solo-mine on CKPool: tiny odds, but a hit pays the whole block to you.
Will it fit your home?
Socket, circuit, noise, heat, network and size, each read straight from the specs.
Circuit = one 16 A × 230 V household circuit (3,680 W); keep continuous loads under 80 %. Heat: BTU/h = W × 3.412; area assumes about 70 W of winter heat loss per m² (typical EU home, varies with insulation).
How loud is it?
Each miner on a decibel ruler with everyday sounds. +10 dB sounds about twice as loud.
True-to-scale sizes
Drawn from the listed dimensions on a centimetre grid.
Value for money
Price against hashrate for the miners on our compare pages (log scales). Bubble size = power draw. Up and to the left = more hashrate per euro.
Full specs
Clean units from the product data. The best value in each row gets a green tint and a trophy; ties get none.
Pick this if…
Rule-based from the data above, so it changes with your setup.
Full specs
From the product data. The best value in each row gets a green tint and a trophy; ties get none.
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Compare ASIC Miners — Buyers Guide
Choosing the right ASIC miner is one of the most important decisions in cryptocurrency mining. Whether you're setting up a quiet home mining operation or building a full-scale Bitcoin farm, comparing hashrate, power consumption, noise levels and profitability side by side is essential.
What to Look for When Comparing Miners
The most critical specification is energy efficiency, measured in Joules per Terahash (J/TH). A lower J/TH means more Bitcoin mined per unit of electricity. For home miners in the EU where electricity rates typically range from €0.10 to €0.30/kWh, efficiency can make or break profitability.
Home Miners vs Industrial Miners
Miners like the Avalon Q, Avalon Mini 3 and Fluminer T3 are designed for home use — compact, quiet, and purpose-built to double as heaters in winter. Industrial units like the Antminer S23 or Avalon A16 deliver massive hashrates but require dedicated facilities.
Dogecoin & Litecoin Miners
For Scrypt-based coins, the Antminer L9, Antminer L11 Pro and Elphapex DG2+ are market leaders.
Solo Mining with Micro Miners
Devices like the BitAxe Gamma, NerdQAxe++ and BMM 101 represent the solo mining movement. All ship from EU stock at Mineshop.eu — no customs fees for European buyers.