Fluminer T3 Unboxing – Can a Silent Bitcoin Miner Compete?

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2026-05-04T10:38:54+02:00

Lucas from OneMiners unboxes and tests the Fluminer T3 — a 115 TH/s Bitcoin miner built for home use. Is it quiet enough to compete with traditional ASICs? Watch the full review.
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🔇 Can a quiet Bitcoin miner actually compete? I'm Lucas from OneMiners, and today we're putting the Fluminer T3 to the test — a 115 TH/s SHA-256 miner built for home use. You might remember the Fluminer L2, the Litecoin miner disguised as a vintage speaker. Now Flu is entering Bitcoin mining. 👀 The question is: does quiet engineering hold up against serious hashrate demands?

115 TH/s

Hashrate

~1,400W

Power Draw

14.78 J/TH

Efficiency

40–62 dB

Noise Range

110–240V

Home Compatible

~$1,600

Price

📦 What's Inside the Box?

The unboxing reveals a clean, no-nonsense package — exactly what you'd expect from a brand that prioritises function over flash:

Power cables (EU + CN)

Rack mount bracket

Wi-Fi antenna

No manual — simple plug & play setup

🧠 First Impressions

The T3 arrives with a clean, compact form factor — similar in size to a cube miner. Build quality is solid and the minimalist design is more understated than expected. Flu clearly knows how to engineer hardware that fits a home environment without sacrificing performance.

⚡ Key Highlights

Office-level noise — 40–55 dB idle, 62 dB under full load

Stable 115 TH/s confirmed under real-world testing

Wi-Fi native — no ethernet cable required for setup

Web dashboard — mining stats, pool settings, logs & firmware tools

Home voltage — 110–240V, no special electrical setup needed

Compact footprint — 44.5 × 34.8 × 13.2 cm, ~14 kg

Plug & play — no manual needed, up and running in minutes

Full review coming — Lucas runs it for weeks before final verdict

🔊 Noise Test – Real Results

This is where Flu's engineering heritage shows. Unlike traditional ASICs that sound like jet engines, the T3 stays remarkably controlled:

Idle / Eco Mode: ~40–55 dB

Under Full Load: ~62 dB

That's office-level noise — not the industrial roar of a typical ASIC farm. Flu clearly knows how to build quiet hardware, and Bitcoin is proving to be no exception.

⚠️ Important context: 62 dB under load is not silent — it's comparable to a normal conversation or background music. Manageable at home, but you'll notice it in a quiet room. A full long-term noise review is coming.

⚡ Performance Test

Numbers confirmed under real-world conditions:

Stable ~115 TH/s hashrate ✔

~1,400W power draw ✔

Smooth operation via web interface ✔

The dashboard covers everything: mining stats, pool settings, Wi-Fi configuration (no cable needed 👌), logs, and firmware tools. Clean, functional, and beginner-friendly.

📏 Size & Weight

Height: 44.5 cm

Depth: 34.8 cm

Width: 13.2 cm

Weight: ~14 kg

Compact enough for a home office corner, a spare room, or a small dedicated mining space.

🤔 Final Thoughts – First Look

Flu proved with the L2 they can build home-friendly miners. With the T3, they're stepping into serious Bitcoin territory — and the early results are promising.

Strong hashrate for the price point

Good efficiency at 14.78 J/TH

Much quieter than typical ASICs

Not silent — but definitely manageable at home

The big question: can Flu bring true "home mining" to Bitcoin? Lucas will run this for a few weeks and drop a full review soon. Stay tuned.

🚀 Want One?

Hosting available — zero noise at home

7-year warranty on selected services

S21 / Hydro setups for serious mining operations

Quiet home miners — Fluminer, Kaspa, Litecoin

Ready to start mining smarter?
👉 Get the Fluminer T3 at OneMiners

💬 Let's Talk

Tried the Fluminer L2 or T3? Would you run a Bitcoin miner at home? Drop your thoughts in the video comments — we read everything. 👇

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This article is for informational purposes only. Mining profitability depends on BTC price, network difficulty, electricity costs, and hardware performance. Always do your own research before purchasing mining equipment.