WhatsMiner M60

Bitcoin Appliances

The WhatsMiner M60 is MicroBT's flagship air-cooled Bitcoin ASIC miner delivering 172 TH/s at 22.5 J/TH power efficiency. Released in 2023, it competes directly with Bitmain's top-tier Antminers and is widely used in large-scale mining operations globally. MicroBT manufactures WhatsMiner devices in China with global distribution.

Details

Price: $2,500
Hashrate: 172 TH/s
Algorithm: SHA-256
Price Usd: ~$2,000-3,500 (market price)
Efficiency: 19.4 J/TH
Noise Level: 75 dB
Power Watts: 3344
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Connectivity: ethernet
Manufacturer: MicroBT
Product Type: industrial_asic
Release Year: 2023
Power Efficiency: 22.5 J/TH
Power Consumption: 3870W

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