Happy to be one of the first Mini… Happy to be one of the first Mini testers. It's the only heater you wouldn't want to turn off ever. I keep it running at 400w even when it gets warmer cause I like watching SATS piling up in the app. Kuddos to the team, can't wait to see Minis in every room, the product is amazing

I have been beta testing Heatbit Mini… I have been beta testing Heatbit Mini for the last couple of weeks, and I also own the original model. I like both devices, but Mini is clearly a better quality heater with better materials, more thought-out design etc. It is also a great air purifier. I am surprised the Mini price was lower than the first generation and I LOVE it. I still think there can be some improvements in the app for example, but as a beta tester I got to talk to the product team, and they make updates and improvements every week. Overall, if you are a tech enthusiast, this is a great gadget for you

⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 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!!

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 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.