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$389.00 Original price was: $389.00.$369.00Current price is: $369.00.
Luckyaxe B401 is the flagship desktop SHA-256 ASIC miner in the Luckyaxe series, delivering an impressive 7.8-8 TH/s hashrate with a balanced 160W power consumption. Designed for serious home miners and small-scale operations, it offers the perfect harmony between industrial-grade performance and desktop-friendly efficiency.
Equipped with a robust dual-fan active air-cooling system and a professional XT60 power connector, the B401 ensures stable 24/7 operation under heavy loads. With support for WiFi 2.4G/5G and RJ45, plus flexible mining modes (SOLO, PPLNS, PPS), it is the ultimate choice for those seeking top-tier output without the noise and bulk of traditional rigs.


Product Overview
The Luckyaxe B401 Miner is a high-performance desktop-class SHA-256 ASIC miner designed for enthusiasts, home miners, and small-scale mining environments. It features an active air-cooling system (heat pipe heatsink + dual PWM smart fans), providing stable operation, controlled power consumption, and low noise for long-term 24/7 use.
Key Features
Desktop-Friendly Form Factor: Perfect for home and personal use.
Advanced Active Air Cooling: Dual PWM fans with heat pipe heatsink balance high performance with low noise.
Multiple Mining Modes: Supports SOLO, PPLNS, and PPS to accommodate different pool requirements.
Professional Power Interface: Equipped with an XT60 connector for stable, high-current power delivery.
1.9-inch Screen: Real-time status display for monitoring mining performance.
Technical Specifications
Based on the official user manual, here are the detailed specs:
Model: Luckyaxe B401
Algorithm: SHA-256
Cooling Mode: Active Air Cooling (Heat pipe + Dual PWM fans)
Hashrate: 7.8 – 8 TH/s
Power Consumption: 160W ± 10%
Network: WiFi 2.4G / 5G & RJ45 Ethernet (100 Mbps)
Mining Modes: SOLO, PPLNS, PPS
Operating Temperature: 0-35°C
Noise Level: Typically < 40 dB
Power Input: 12V DC via XT60 Connector
Display: 1.9-inch Screen
Package Contents
Luckyaxe B401 Miner × 1
User Manual × 1
250W Switching Power Supply × 1
Installation & Power-On
Place the device on a stable and well-ventilated surface.
Use the included 250W switching power supply.
Securely connect the XT60 power connector.
Connect to AC power to start the device.
Note: Do not plug or unplug the XT60 connector while the device is powered on.
Network Configuration (WiFi & RJ45)
The device supports WiFi 2.4G/5G and RJ45 Ethernet.
Network configuration is completed via the web management interface after power-on. The device will broadcast a WiFi hotspot (e.g., Luckyaxe_****) for easy initial setup.
Safety Notice & Maintenance
Do not disassemble or modify the device.
Do not block the cooling airflow (intake/exhaust vents).
Do not use the device in humid or high-temperature environments.
Power off immediately if abnormal behavior occurs.
Regular maintenance: Periodically check for dust buildup at air intake and exhaust vents to ensure proper ventilation.
| Weight | 1.7 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 21 × 12.8 cm |
| Power Supply Standard | AU Plug, BR Plug, EU Plug, UK Plug, US Plug |
1.1 Hashrate, Power & Temperature
2.1 Mining Configuration Options
- SOLO: Solo mining, suitable for testing and advanced users.
- PPLNS: Pool mining based on contributed hashpower (Pay Per Last N Shares).
- PPS: Stable payout pool mode (Pay Per Share).
3.1 Connectivity Settings
4.1 Thermal Management and Troubleshooting
5.1 Warranty, Power Supply and Legal Information
6 reviews for Luckyaxe B401
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Zachary Dupont –
The setup is smooth, and the web management interface is intuitive. The support for 5G WiFi saves a lot of cabling effort. Compared to a hardwired Ethernet connection, I notice occasional latency fluctuations on WiFi, but overall stability is good. The XT60 connector is robust and ensures safe power delivery under heavy load.
Geraldine Leigh –
From an electricity cost perspective, the 160W consumption is quite efficient among similar SHA-256 devices. Real-world measurements stayed around 160W to 170W with no noticeable over-spec issues. While the hashrate can’t compete with large rigs, its quiet operation and low power draw make it cost-effective for regions with high electricity rates
Andre Woolley –
We have a cramped studio environment, so this unit doesn’t require a dedicated server room. The auto-restart feature mentioned in the manual is practical; after a power outage and restore, the device resumes mining automatically, saving manual intervention. However, ambient temperature matters—if the room gets too hot, the fans speed up and the noise level rises.
Douglas Geordie –
Stability is the priority in small-scale operations. The heatsink and dual-fan design handle continuous uptime well, and temperature control has been effective so far. Spot checks show hashrate fluctuations within the specified tolerance. Just be aware that the intake vents require regular dust cleaning to maintain long-term stability.
Jeffrey Bernard –
For beginners stepping into mining, switching between SOLO and PPLNS modes is straightforward. The interface isn’t cluttered with complex parameters, making it an ideal tool for understanding mining fundamentals. The built-in screen provides real-time feedback for quick diagnostics. Overall, it’s a very low-barrier device for beginners.
QuintionPeacock –
As a home user, size and noise are my top priorities. The unit takes up minimal space on the desk, and the cooling design is quite reasonable. The fan noise is within an acceptable range and isn’t as loud as traditional rigs, so it rarely disturbs daily work. The power draw matches the manual specs, making it a solid entry-level device.