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NEXUS QX1 (8TH/s)

Name: NEXUS QX1 (8TH/s)
Brand: HeliumDeploy
SKU: Nexus-QX1
Price: 248.0 USD
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The NEXUS QX1 is a compact home Bitcoin miner built on four BM1370 chips, delivering ~8.1 TH/s at ~170W. Quiet, efficient, and plug and play, with the power supply in the box.

It focuses on three main things:

Efficiency: about 21 J/TH
Quiet running: under 50 dB
Genuine plug and play

What's Included

NEXUS QX1 Miner
Power Supply

Key Specs

Model: NEXUS QX1
Algorithm: SHA-256 (Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, BSV)
Hashrate: ~8.1 TH/s (±10%)
Power Usage: ~170W (±10%)
Efficiency: ~21 J/TH
ASIC Chips: 4× BM1370
Power Input: 12V DC via XT30
Cooling: Heatsink + 2600 RPM fan
Noise: under 50 dB
Operating Temperature: 57 to 65°C
Dimensions: 170 × 160 × 105 mm

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Returns, Exchanges & Refunds

We’ve got you covered. Defective products are eligible for a warranty replacement within 7 days of delivery.
Unshipped order can be cancelled within 14 days of purchase.
Lost-in-transit claims must be submitted within 30 days of the ship date.

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Shipping

We ship worldwide from our warehouse. If your package is lost or delivery is unsuccessful, you can request a replacement or refund within 30 days of the shipping date.

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Warranty

All products are covered against defects. Within the first 7 days of delivery, defective units may be returned or exchanged directly with us.

After 7 days, defective products are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty — a minimum of 1 year worldwide, and up to 2 years in the EU (in line with regional laws). For warranty claims, it is the purchaser’s responsibility to file a claim with the manufacturer.

Further details are available in our Returns, Refunds & Exchange Policy.

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See it running

Watch it work

Harlo Labs: NEXUS QX1 tested at the pool

SyntheticDivision: QX1 review, runs cooler after one flip

Also consider

NEXUS QX1 vs Hammer BC04

Both are compact home miners at about the same price. One has more hashrate, the other runs leaner.

Spec	NEXUS QX1	Hammer BC04
Price	$248	$239
Hashrate	8.1 TH/s	6 TH/s
Power draw	170 W	100 W
Efficiency	21 J/TH	16.7 J/TH
Price per TH	$30.62	$39.83
Availability	In stock	In stock, ships now

The QX1 gives you a third more hashrate for $9 more. The BC04 uses 70W less to do it.

See the BC04

The machine

8.1 TH/s Hashrate

~170 W Power draw

~21 J/TH Efficiency

Four BM1370 chips The current generation Bitmain chip, four of them on one board, for about 8.1 TH/s from about 170W at the wall.
Quiet enough for a desk One 2600 RPM fan on a finned heatsink, under 50 dB. Normal conversation is about 60.
Plug it in anywhere Power supply in the box, XT30 into the board, 12V DC. It stands on its own base and runs from a normal household outlet.
Straight SHA-256 Mines Bitcoin, solo or pooled, and Bitcoin Cash or BSV if you point it there. No configuration maze to get through first.

Where the QX1 sits on price per terahash.

At $248 for 8.1 TH/s the QX1 works out to about $31 per terahash. Here it is against the rest of the range, at today's prices.

Where the QX1 sits on price per terahash.
Magic Miner 40T		$16/TH
Harlo B30		~$27/TH
Bitfortun BS-4		$27/TH
NEXUS QX1		~$31/TH
BSB NerdOctaxe		~$33/TH
GekkoScience KBOX		~$36/TH
Hammer BC04		~$40/TH
Hammer Thor P2		~$45/TH
NEXUS S1		~$70/TH

Longer bar = more hashrate per dollar. The Magic Miner 40T is the better buy on this measure alone; it is also a far bigger machine.

Straight answers

What you're actually buying

It is finished hardware The QX1 is a shipping product, not a concept. Power supply included, plug it in and point it at a pool.
Mining is a lottery Solo mining pays in whole blocks or not at all. At 8.1 TH/s you get a real, recurring shot at one. It does not guarantee one, and we never quote you an ROI.
Difficulty and price move Bitcoin difficulty and price both affect what this earns. We publish honest expectations, never guarantees.

Questions people ask

How much power does it pull?

About 170W at the wall, plus or minus 10%, which works out to about 21 J/TH. It runs from a normal household outlet through the included power supply.

How loud is it?

Under 50 dB from a single 2600 RPM fan. Quieter than a normal conversation, fine on a desk or a shelf.

Do I need my own Bitcoin node?

No. Point it at your own node, or at an open solo pool like solo.ckpool or public-pool.io. Either way the payout address is yours.

What coins can it mine?

Anything on SHA-256: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and BSV. Most owners run it on Bitcoin.

How big is it?

170 by 160 by 105 mm on its stand, about the footprint of a paperback book standing up.