iPollo Mining Hardware for Sale
iPollo is a specialist altcoin ASIC brand best known for Ethereum Classic hardware, with a secondary line in GRIN and a small presence in Bitcoin. The V-series and X-series dominate the current catalog, and the brand has stayed competitive on the ETC market even as Jasminer took the efficiency lead. Product-by-product: the V-series covers EtHash through the V1, V1 Mini, V1 Mini SE, V1 Mini Classic, V1 Classic, V2, and V2X, with hashrates from 130 MH/s home units up to 3.6 GH/s flagships. The X-series (X1) also targets EtHash. The G-series (G1, G1 Mini) covers GRIN on the Cuckatoo32+ algorithm, where iPollo was one of the earliest ASIC manufacturers. The B-series (B1L, B1 Mini) offers SHA-256 Bitcoin mining in compact form factors, though Bitmain and MicroBT own the serious BTC space. iPollo does not make Aleo or Alephium miners; those markets are covered by IceRiver, Goldshell, and Bitmain.
iPollo's strength is home mining. V1 Mini units draw 120-260W, run quietly, and work on standard 110-120V circuits, which makes them practical for apartments and offices where a Jasminer X44-P would be impossible. Mid-range V2X at 1.2 GH/s and 165W remains one of the most power-efficient ETC miners for home setups. Noise levels on V-series home units run 50-60 dB, lower than most industrial ASICs.
Pool compatibility is straightforward: standard ETC pools like Ethermine ETC, 2Miners, and F2Pool all work. Wallet any ETC-compatible address. Warranty is typically 180-365 days depending on model. BT-MINERS carries current and previous-generation iPollo hardware with manufacturer warranty and tested stock. For home ETC mining specifically, iPollo remains one of the most practical brands on the market.
FAQs
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What coins do iPollo miners support?
Primarily Ethereum Classic (EtHash) through the V and X series, GRIN through the G series, and Bitcoin SHA-256 through the smaller B series.
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Does iPollo make an Aleo or Alephium miner?
No. Aleo hardware comes from IceRiver and Goldshell only. Alephium hardware comes from Bitmain, IceRiver, and Goldshell. iPollo doesn’t ship miners for either algorithm.
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Which iPollo miner is best for home use?
The V1 Mini series and V2X are the classic home picks. They run 120-260W, stay quiet, and work on standard household outlets.
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How much power does an iPollo miner use?
From 120W on small V1 Mini units to 3,100W on the full V1 Classic. Most home-scale iPollo miners sit at 120-500W.
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Are iPollo miners reliable?
iPollo has a solid track record in altcoin ASICs with many units running three or more years. Like any ETC hardware, DAG memory is the long-term concern.
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Do iPollo miners include a PSU?
Most V-series and X-series units ship with matched or integrated PSUs. Check each product page.
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Which pools support iPollo?
Pool compatibility follows the target coin: Ethermine ETC, 2Miners, F2Pool, and Hiveon for ETC; GRIN-specific pools for G-series; standard BTC pools for B-series.
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How do I set up an iPollo miner?
Connect power and Ethernet, locate the miner IP via your router, open the dashboard, and enter pool URL and wallet address.
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Is iPollo warrantied?
Yes. Current iPollo hardware sold at BT-MINERS comes with manufacturer warranty. Terms vary by model.
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Does BT-MINERS ship iPollo miners worldwide?
Yes. iPollo hardware ships globally via DHL, UPS, FedEx, and TNT with tracked delivery.
