Innosilicon T2Ts reliable miners ?

[Larson311]

Hi guys,

I know it's an old (and cheap) gear but what are your feedback regarding Innosilicon T2Ts ?

Are they reliable gears or did you guys experienced troubles with them ?

Thanks for your feedbacks,

Larson311

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Hi guys,

I know it's an old (and cheap) gear but what are your feedback regarding Innosilicon T2Ts ?

Are they reliable gears or did you guys experienced troubles with them ?

Thanks for your feedbacks,

Larson311

Are you buying used or new?  Innosilicon has new T2T series miners available on their website.  Those are nice rigs.  I have a buddy running a few and he likes them.

I like buying new due to the efficiency, no cleaning, warranty and did buy a group of T2T 26Th about 3 months ago.  I am thinking of selling them off, but not sure yet. 

[Larson311]

Thanks for your feedback, as far as I know the ones actually on sale on Innosilicon official website are refurbished by them with a 6 months garanty, curious to know if they are reliable after a refurb from the OEM.

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Thanks for your feedback, as far as I know the ones actually on sale on Innosilicon official website are refurbished by them with a 6 months garanty, curious to know if they are reliable after a refurb from the OEM.

There are 2 models for sale.  1 of them is new, 1 looks to be refurbished.  When I bought mine, they were only new.  I think it changes based on the manufacturing line.

[n0nce]

Thanks for your feedback, as far as I know the ones actually on sale on Innosilicon official website are refurbished by them with a 6 months garanty, curious to know if they are reliable after a refurb from the OEM.

There was this report recently about the 'refurbished' ones. They seem to be more in the condition of 'heavily used, packed and sent off' instead of 'refurbished'.

Innosilicon is offering "manufacturer refurbished" T3+ and other miners.
I ordered a T3+ 57T Bitcoin miner.
I had to wait for 4 weeks after I paid in full in Bitcoin until they shipped it out.
When it arrived it was in horrible condition: https://youtu.be/Wml5bBvFy4g

Full of dust, with scratches, stains, missing screws, rattling parts, rust...
The firmware was locked and I was not able to enter my own pool settings.

There was plenty of evidence that this miner was not manufacturer refurbished, not even cleaned. Otherwise at least the firmware would have been reset.

Innosilicon has 3 departments: while the support is trying to help to unlock the miner, the sales and order team tells me:
"This is what you get when you order from us. Deal with it!"

[Procaius]

From my experience the T2Ts are good reliable miners even when used and slightly abused.  They only have a couple of problems in my opinion.  They're loud AF and not very efficient.  They're just barely more efficient than an Antminer S9.