BeLuckyMan Bitcoins Miner with 1TH/S | SHA-256 ASIC Chip BM1366, V7 Micro Portable, Solo Lottery Miner, Silent Cryptocurrency, Home Use

Works great once I hooked it up and set it up to viabtc.com I was able to set it to solo mining from that company and it works great does everything it's supposed to do be sure to change all presets so you can choose the best company to register with viabtc is so easy to set up with

Shipped fast and packaged well, setup was super easy, mining away within minutes. Would definitely buy more but the LV08 will be out next month, going to buy those for next stage in my mini mining farm.

I suggest you find another brand of mining rig. This one already quit working. 0 asic voltage. Plugged into a Battery back up for safe use against spikes in electricity. Fan still works but the board temp even shows no heat what so ever.

It's a Day 1 Review so understand this can change. Once I figured out the miner and got it set up, things went swimmingly well. Some things to keep in mind: Turn off any VPN's to configure this (if they're on your PC/phone), and since it uses a 2.4 router connection, the PC/phone/whatever you'll want to monitor it will after it's configured *must* be on a the same 2.4 network/router connection. This frustrated me for a bit as I only have one router that offers both 5 and 2.4 and I couldn't connect to the lv07 using the 5, had to switch to 2.4 and then I could get to its control panel. Other than that, this thing just *flies*. Do not be put off by the start up fan sound, it is fairly loud but it quiets down a lot once you're configured and running and while noticeable is nothing you'd think twice about. It clocks a solid 1TH over time. It takes a bit to rev up to full hashing, but not very long in the big picture. I vary between 850Gh to 1.09Th on my mining pool, and it's more or less flattening out around a nice clean and neat 1.01T over the last hour. At only 25W (technically, although it sits around 31W when at full hash rate) the cost of this is minimal compared to much larger miners that only offer 3-4Th at huge amounts of wattage (3,000 watts, yikes). 3-4 1Th Lucky Miners is 60-80W (!!) ran in tandem. So far so good, will update this if something goes better or worse.

I've gotten so much luckier since I turned it on!

Easy to set up. Runs a little hot with fan on auto. Playing with the setting you can get the 1.2 Ths or better. Nice little miners if just getting started.

Loose connection often and that means I have to disconnect the the power to regain a connection.

Nice little miner. I recently replaced my Bitaxe with this. You achieve around the same hashrate but I like that this has a more finished product look instead of just a barebones PCB sitting out on a shelf. The fan can get a little louder than it probably needs to be (sounds like a little space heater running), but you can definitely feel it exhausting heat out of the book. The front is super cool temperature wise as that is where the intake comes in and then the heat exhausts out the back. My unit achieves right around 950gh/s-1th/s. Please keep in mind that Lucky Miner runs 12v where the Bitaxe runs 5v so don't mix the power supplies. In addition, the Bitaxe benchmarking tool will start running against this unit; however, it will error out after the first 1 or 2 voltage shifts. I recommend manually setting the voltage and clocks and leaving it as is. It's a rock solid unit and mine has never rebooted or stopped hashing.