BATCH 1 · SHIPS END OF AUGUST
GekkoScience KBOX · 22 TH/s
22 TH/s and a room's worth of heat out of one 330W box. Built in Missouri by GekkoScience.
Buy the KBOX
GekkoScience KBOX
22 TH/s that heats the room
A whole Bitcoin miner in one steel box — power supply, Linux controller, WiFi and fans already inside. About 330W at the wall, 38-47 dB, and the waste heat is the point: it warms the room it sits in.
One box. Nothing else to buy.
Most home miners are a board that needs a power supply, a controller, a fan and a case before they are a machine. The KBOX arrives as the machine.
Plug it into a wall socket
The 93% Meanwell supply is already inside, on 120 or 240VAC with its own on/off switch. No brick, no proprietary lead, no separate PSU to size.
Open it in a browser
An integrated Linux controller runs the web interface over Ethernet or 2.4/5 GHz WiFi. Pick High, Medium or Low, or edit the presets yourself.
Point it at your own address
Solo against your own node, an open solo pool, or a regular pool for steadier payouts. The payout address is yours either way.
Watch the KBOX
Four independent reviews, including a sound test with a meter on camera. None of these are ours.
Finished, reviewed, and on the shelf
The stage this product is actually at, so you know exactly what you are buying into.
One machine, one price, nothing to configure.
Every KBOX is the same 22 TH/s machine with the same internals, the same built-in power supply and the same case. There is no edition to pick and no options to price up.
Built to sit in a room you use, not a warehouse
Efficiency is watts divided by terahash, and it is what decides your power bill. At 330W for 22 TH/s the KBOX runs at about 15.0 J/TH, near the front of everything we sell — and it gets there with the power supply, controller, WiFi and case already counted in. GekkoScience quote down to 13 J/TH once you tune it yourself.
What you're actually buying
Questions people ask
How loud is it, really?
Altair put a meter on one on camera and got 38 to 47 dB depending on the preset, which is somewhere between a quiet room and a fridge. It is speed controlled fans in a fully enclosed case, not a datacentre blade. The Low preset is the quiet one; High is the loud one, and loud here still means you can hold a conversation next to it.
How much power does it pull, and do I need a special outlet?
About 330W at the wall on the High preset, less on Medium and Low. That is an ordinary wall socket on a normal cord. It takes 120 or 240VAC, so it runs anywhere in the world without a converter. No dedicated circuit, no proprietary brick.
Do I have to buy a power supply or a controller?
No. A 93% efficient Meanwell power supply and an integrated Linux controller are already inside the case, along with WiFi, Ethernet, the fans and the display. The box on your doorstep is the whole machine plus a power cord.
Will it actually heat a room?
Yes, and that is deliberate. Essentially all 330W ends up as heat in the room, the same as any electric heater of that size. GekkoScience call it a hash heater for a reason, and the RGB has an Embers and a Woodstove mode to lean into it.
Do I need my own Bitcoin node?
No. Point it at your own node, at an open solo pool, or at a regular pool for steadier payouts. Either way the payout address is yours.
What if I change my mind?
Refunds are allowed, always. You get a full refund any time before your unit ships, no questions asked, and exchanges are allowed too. Once it has shipped, the standard 30 day warranty and returns policy applies.
Where does it ship, and when?
Worldwide, at the end of August. It runs on 120 or 240VAC so there is no region-locked variant to get wrong, and we ship with the cord matched to your address. If that date moves we post it here and email you.