Great Heater This is a great heater for anyone to use especially during the winter time when temperatures really drop! It may look small, but the Heatbit Machine will keep you nice in warm while saving you some money on your heating bill! For those concern about noise with their heaters, this heater is nice and quiet so you won't have to worry about it's sound one bit! Another exciting thing about the Heatbit Heater too is it may make you a little bit of money in Bitcoin if you're into investing in Bitcoin as well!

I love the fact that I can heat the… I love the fact that I can heat the room to keep my wife happy and I'm seeing the satoshis adding up. Love this unit. I would recommend everyone that wants a portable heater get one of these.

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Heatbit is not just about the cool factor. Its commitment to efficiency and cutting-edge technology is what sets it apart. I've been using mine for several months now, it's a great product in every sense. I'm a bit sad they discontinued Heatbit One hopefully we’ll see it again down the line, but it also makes me feel like I'm part of an exclusive club :) Looking forward to getting my hands on the Mini as well can’t wait!!

Worked like a charm! Wanted to get into mining for a while, but didn't really know how to get started. Naturally, this plug & play solution immediately caught my attention. Been using it for a month, and it has already generated 25$ worth of BTC without additional energy consumption. Also, really appreciate how it's quiet and also has an attractive and unique design. Loved it!

Heatbit delivers what it promised Heatbit is a good product. It does what it promises which is generate heat and mine bitcoin. User interface does need some improvements and hopefully that is forthcoming from the development team. There are also some minor setup and wifi connectivity issues that could be ironed out, but in the end, it does deliver. For new users: In particular it takes about 30 seconds to "boot up" which is something that is not mentioned anywhere, so at first it appears like it doesn't work, when in fact it is simply initializing.