I have been using mi Heatbit One for… I have been using mi Heatbit One for over a year, and I'd say the only disadvantage is its size - the first generation is a bit bigger than necessary in my opinion. Performance-wise, it's a great device, helped me save around 100 pounds on heating already and shows no signs of slowing down

Amazing product Amazing product. Can’t believe all these people complaining about minor defects of their devices. It’s a breakthrough concept and a great product. Obviously, some hiccups are inevitable, but from my experience team handles them with great speed and dignity. I’d recommend everyone get a Heatbit, no other heater would put money into your pocket, can’t wait to get my hands on second gen

I enjoy this device very much I enjoy this device very much. I have been using 3 Heatbits last winter in my large mountains house and they all did a great job keeping us warm and used less energy than our previous oil heaters. I would recommend heat it to anyone who likes cool gadgets, I think it’s great

I purchased Heatbit One a year ago I purchased Heatbit One a year ago, and have been using it since. I must say, I am favorably impressed with its performance. The idea of combining home heating with Bitcoin mining is indeed innovative. The heat it provides is ample and comforting. As someone who's mildly interested in cryptocurrency, the idea of mining Bitcoin while simply heating my room seems almost too good to be true. It's a pleasant bonus, though I would advise potential buyers not to expect to get rich overnight. Nonetheless, it does offset some of the electricity costs, which is a sensible feature I've not seen in other heaters.

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.