No products found for ""
Bitaxe
Model: Touch
The Bitaxe Touch is a Bitcoin miner that hunts for the next block around the clock at 1.6 TH/s on about 22 watts (13.75 J/TH), and it shows you everything it does on its own touchscreen. The screen measures 4.3 inches,… about the size of a small smartphone.
A black metal case with fans on the side carries the screen up front, with a single BM1370 chip working behind it. It runs on a 5 volt power adapter from any wall outlet and goes online through your Wi-Fi. Your Bitaxe Touch mines on its own: it looks for the next block by itself instead of splitting the reward in a pool with thousands of others. If it finds one, the full 3.125 Bitcoin go to your wallet address.
We ship from our warehouse in the USA, 1 to 3 business days after payment clears, duties paid and with 12 months manufacturer warranty.
| Period | Daily | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| $0.07 | $2.10 | $25.55 | |
| -$0.03 | -$0.90 | -$10.95 | |
| $0.04 | $1.20 | $14.60 |
Using 0.050 $/kWh · Network difficulty as of today. Estimates only. Updated daily. Last refresh: Oct 14, 2026 Adjust rate in the bar above
The Bitaxe Touch is a Bitcoin miner that hunts for the next block around the clock at 1.6 TH/s on about 22 watts (13.75 J/TH), and it shows you everything it does on its own touchscreen. The screen measures 4.3 inches,… about the size of a small smartphone.
A black metal case with fans on the side carries the screen up front, with a single BM1370 chip working behind it. It runs on a 5 volt power adapter from any wall outlet and goes online through your Wi-Fi. Your Bitaxe Touch mines on its own: it looks for the next block by itself instead of splitting the reward in a pool with thousands of others. If it finds one, the full 3.125 Bitcoin go to your wallet address.
We ship from our warehouse in the USA, 1 to 3 business days after payment clears, duties paid and with 12 months manufacturer warranty.
Contents may vary by batch. Exact items listed in order confirmation.
Connect PSU to miner and plug into the outlet
Connect your phone or laptop to the Wi-Fi network the miner opens on first start
Open the web interface in your browser and enter your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
Enter the mining server address and your wallet address — the miner starts hashing
Get a quote for the Bitaxe Touch
Pricing, lead time, and hosting options. Personal advice from our sales team.
Get a quote for the Bitaxe Touch
Pricing, lead time, and hosting options. Personal advice from our sales team.
About 2.70 dollars. At roughly 22 watts the Bitaxe Touch uses about 16 kilowatt hours a month. At 17 cents per kilowatt hour that is around 2.70 dollars, and nothing on your own solar power.
Key advantages
• Touchscreen: 4.3 inches, 800 × 480 pixels, capacitive. Swipe between views with your finger, no phone or computer needed.
• Hashrate: 1.6 TH/s from one BM1370 chip at about 22 watts (13.75 J/TH).
• Wall outlet power: 5 volts from any household socket, with the matching adapter in the box.
• Color themes: set the look of the screen yourself to suit the room.
• Payout: if the Bitaxe Touch finds a block, the block reward goes to your own address, unshared.
What does the touchscreen… show?
Hashrate, power draw, chip temperature, the best difficulty reached so far, accepted shares and the status of the connection to the pool, plus time and date. You can tell at a glance that your device is working, even from across the room.
How do I set up the Bitaxe Touch?
In about 5 minutes. On first start it opens its own Wi-Fi network, which you join with your phone. On the AxeOS settings page you enter your home network on the 2.4 GHz band, the pool address and your Bitcoin address. After saving it restarts and shows its figures on the touchscreen.
Bitaxe Touch or Turbo Touch?
The Turbo Touch carries two BM1370 chips, reaches about 2.15 TH/s and draws around 43 watts from a 12 volt supply for it. The Bitaxe Touch mines with one chip on half the power. If the device lives in your home around the clock, the Bitaxe Touch is the more economical choice.
Where should I put it?
Anywhere your Wi-Fi reaches and the screen stays in view. It is about as loud as a modern refrigerator, and the fans follow the temperature. A hand's width of free air at the sides is enough.
What do we do if you get stuck?
We help around the clock: call us on +1 754 212 3521, message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form. If you prefer, book a free Zoom or phone call and we go through the setup with you.
If your Bitaxe Touch finds a block, you receive 3.125 Bitcoin plus the transaction fees of that block, paid straight to your own wallet address. At today's price that is well over 250,000 dollars.
A single Bitaxe has done it before: on July 10, 2026 a Bitaxe Gamma with the same BM1370 chip found block 957,382, and block 889,975 went to a Bitaxe earlier. Both finds sit permanently in the Bitcoin blockchain and can be checked on mempool.space.
Every hash is a full attempt on the real Bitcoin network. With every minute it runs, your Bitaxe… Touch gets closer to a block of its own, and the touchscreen shows you live how close it has come.
Try your luck.
Our mining specialists can help you find the perfect miner for your setup and budget.
• Bitaxe Touch with 4.3 inch touchscreen in a black metal case with fans
• 5 volt power adapter with a US plug
• Quick start guide for setup
• Assembled, firmware installed, tested before shipping, new and in its original packaging
Specs: 1.6 TH/s at about 22 watts, BM1370, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, 5 volts, 600 grams. We ship from our warehouse in the USA within 1 to 3 business days, duties paid and with 12 months manufacturer warranty.
Hashrate, watts and noise of every solo device in one list.
Compare devicesEnter your price per kilowatt hour and compare every model by daily return.
Open the calculatorWhich solo devices exist, what they deliver and who each one suits.
Read the guideThere are no reviews for this product yet.
Be the first one to review it.
Did you purchase this product?
Write a review about this miner and help other buyers decide.
Right here, from our US warehouse. It arrives within 1 to 3 business days, duties paid, with a team you can actually call on +1 754 212 3521.
Everything you would otherwise check in a browser sits right on the device. You see hashrate, temperature and connection at a glance and switch views with your finger, without reaching for your phone.
Yes, 1.6 TH/s at about 22 watts is its factory setting. As with any ASIC the figure moves by a few percent with the chip and the room temperature, and the touchscreen shows the current value at all times.
It is worth it if you want to take part in the Bitcoin network yourself and watch it happen. It mines around the clock, needs little power and shows you on the touchscreen at any moment what it is doing.
AxeOS, the firmware of the Bitaxe series. It is open source, runs on the ESP32-S3 inside the device and brings the settings page in your browser. The touchscreen has its own interface showing the same data.
Upload the new version in the AxeOS web interface and the device restarts. Your settings are kept. We are happy to tell you which version fits your unit.
That is the screen saver. In the settings you choose after how long it switches off, or keep it on permanently. A tap on the screen wakes it right away.
First check that the supplied 5 volt adapter is plugged in firmly and restart the device once. If the screen stays dark, contact us and we help you straight away.
A network on the 2.4 GHz band. Many routers broadcast 2.4 and 5 GHz under the same name, in that case set up a separate 2.4 GHz network for the miner or split the bands.
It is shown on the touchscreen, and your router lists the miner among the connected devices. Type that address into your browser to open AxeOS.
The address of a solo pool, so your device can reach the Bitcoin network. You share the reward of a found block with no one. We are glad to tell you which address fits before you start.
A Bitcoin address from your own wallet that only you control. Use your own wallet rather than an exchange address, because exchange deposit addresses can change.
Yes, as long as it delivers 5 volts and at least 6 amps. A 12 volt supply does not belong on the Bitaxe Touch. The supplied adapter is the safest choice.
You see the chip temperature right on the touchscreen. The fans keep it in the safe range and only spin up when it gets warmer. The power it draws comes back out as heat, so free air at the sides is all it needs.
Yes, you set frequency and core voltage in AxeOS. More frequency brings a little more hashrate, costs more watts and makes the fans spin faster. For round the clock use at home we recommend the factory setting.
AxeOS has an option to restore factory settings. The miner then opens its own Wi-Fi network again and you set it up from scratch.
Yes, through your own solo pool on the node, whose address you enter in AxeOS.
Yes. Each device searches for a block on its own, and all of them can use the same wallet address.
Yes, mining Bitcoin with your own device is legal in the United States.
Please ask your tax advisor, as we are not permitted to give advice on that.