NEXUS S1 BM1373 Bitcoin Miner Review. 10TH/s at 100W?!

The NEXUS S1 is a home-focused Bitcoin miner powered by Bitmain’s next-generation BM1373 ASIC chip, built using advanced 3nm process technology. It delivers approximately 10 TH/s of hashrate while consuming only ~100W of power, achieving an efficiency of ~10 J/TH. This represents a roughly 50% improvement in efficiency compared to the previous BM1370 generation, making it highly energy-efficient for solo mining setups.

Designed for quiet operation at around 50 dB, the miner features an AXP90 full-copper heatsink with a heat pipe for effective thermal management and includes automotive-grade fuse protection for safety. It connects via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi or Ethernet and is marketed as a plug-and-play solution for home, office, or studio environments.

The Nexus S1 BM1373 is a compact, home-friendly Bitcoin ASIC miner. It delivers 10 TH/s while drawing around 100-140W of power. Priced at roughly $699, it is designed for solo “Bitcoin lottery” mining and operates via Wi-Fi.

Specifications Overview

Feature	Details
Hash Rate	10 TH/s
Power Consumption	~100W – 140W (120V)
Chipset	BM1373 ASIC
Price	~$699
Connectivity	Wi-Fi
Cooling / Noise	Copper heat sink, ~55 dB
Special Features	Built-in screen displaying stats, over-clocking “danger zone” settings

10 Examples of Crypto / Hardware Wallets

To store your mined Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, you’ll need a crypto wallet. Here are 10 popular examples spanning hardware, software, and mobile platforms:

Trezor Model T (Hardware) – Top-tier offline cold storage.
Ledger Nano X (Hardware) – Bluetooth-enabled hardware wallet.
Exodus (Software) – Highly rated desktop and mobile app.
Trust Wallet (Mobile) – Decentralized mobile wallet.
Electrum (Software) – Lightweight, classic Bitcoin desktop wallet.
Blockstream Jade (Hardware) – Open-source hardware wallet for Bitcoin.
BlueWallet (Mobile) – Excellent, user-friendly Bitcoin-focused mobile wallet.
Tangem Wallet (Hardware) – Tap-and-go card based hardware wallet.
MyEtherWallet (MEW) (Software/Web) – Interface for Ethereum/ERC-20 tokens.
Coinbase Wallet (Mobile) – Self-custody app by the Coinbase exchange.

How to Create a Crypto Wallet

Choose Your Wallet Type: Hardware wallets (e.g., Trezor, Ledger) offer the best security for keeping your Bitcoin safe, while software wallets (e.g., Exodus) are free and easier to set up on your phone or PC.
Download or Initialize: Download a software wallet app or plug in your hardware wallet and follow the on-screen prompts to “Create a New Wallet.”
Back Up Your Seed Phrase: The wallet will generate a 12-to-24-word recovery phrase. Write this down on paper and store it securely. Never store it digitally. This is the only way to recover your funds if your device is lost.
Set Up a PIN/Password: Create a strong PIN or password to prevent unauthorized access to the wallet interface.
Receive Crypto: Tap “Receive” in your wallet to generate a public Bitcoin address. You can provide this address to mining pools or exchanges to send funds to your wallet.

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