Tested the NerdQaxe++ Bitcoin miner at home for 7 days – here’s the real deal. This compact ASIC miner claims 4.8TH/s at just 60W. In our hands-on testing, it actually hit a consistent 4.8TH/s, with peaks around 5.5TH/s after firmware updates and overclocking. Real power draw was closer to 80W, which still puts it at ~20W/TH – very solid for home use.

Setup was fast (under 30 mins), and it supports both Wi-Fi. The open-source firmware and integrated Lily Go display make it user-friendly for both beginners and tinkerers. Cooling is excellent – sub-50°C temps, and noise stays ~40dB at stock.

Not a get-rich miner, but definitely a low-noise, efficient option for those wanting to mine BTC at home without industrial gear.
Only way to ear with this is Solo mining where 99.9% miners in return will receive big fat 0, but love the idea of decentralized miner to support BTC network.

Pros:
✅ Stable 4.8TH/s
✅ Quiet & cool
✅ Easy setup
✅ Efficient for size

Cons:
⚠️ Actual power draw 80W
⚠️ Long ROI

A great entry-level miner for Bitcoiners wanting a plug-and-play home rig.