
Used vs New ASIC Miners: What Fails, What Repairs Cost, and When Used Wins
Used wins only where power is cheap enough that a 34 J/TH machine still clears its bill. The two gates
We sell used Antminer S19 hardware by the lot — S19 95TH/s and 110TH/s, S19k Pro and S19 XP — to farm operators and resellers, in quantities from a five-unit trial to a 300-machine order. These are second-hand machines, and every lot says on its own page what we found on the bench: tested, refurbished, or as-is with the fault named.
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There are 11 used and refurbished Antminer S19 lots listed today, from 5 machines to 300, each priced on its own page. Every one of them is second-hand hardware and it is priced like second-hand hardware. What the listing says is what we found on the bench: tested means it ran at the stated hashrate, refurbished means it was also cleaned, re-pasted or had parts replaced, and where a lot states no condition grade it says so instead of implying one.
5 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 110TH/s – Boosted, Braiins OS
$1,974.99
5 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 95TH/s – Braiins OS
$854.00
10 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 110TH/s – Boosted, Braiins OS
$2,500.00
10 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 95TH/s – Braiins OS
$1,499.99
10 machines
Used Bitmain Antminer S19k Pro 115TH/s – Tested, Braiins OS, PSUs Included
$3,999.99
20 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 110TH/s – Boosted, VNish OS
$3,000.00
40 machines
Used Bitmain Antminer S19 95TH/s
$8,400.00
50 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 95TH/s – VNish OS
$6,999.99
100 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 110TH/s – Boosted, Braiins OS
$25,000.00
100 machines
Refurbished Bitmain Antminer S19 95TH/s – Braiins OS
$9,999.99
300 machines
Used Bitmain Antminer S19 95TH/s – Tested and Working
$49,999.99
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Lot prices are what each listing publishes, not a volume-discount schedule — the lots are priced one at a time against what we paid for the batch, so compare the ones you are actually choosing between. Lots move on LTL freight, palletised — each lot listing carries its own freight class and its own weight. Buying used miners in bulk is the page that answers the rest of it: what every condition grade means, what happens when a unit arrives dead, what the warranty covers across a lot, and who arranges the freight. Buying one machine first is a perfectly sensible way to do this: the used and refurbished shelf has singles from the same stock, and every machine we sell — new, used and quote-only — is in one place.
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Three single refurbished Antminer S19s, out of the same stock the lots come from. Buying one first is how you find out what it costs you per month, how loud it actually is and what it does to the room — before that becomes a hundred of the same problem.
These three figures are published by eBay, not by us, and were read on 10 August 2026 — check them on our storefront.
A used S19 does not hash like a new S21 and we are not going to write a paragraph pretending otherwise. What it does is cost a small fraction as much per machine, which is a different argument and, for a lot of operators, the better one — capex per terahash is where a fleet is won or lost. That argument only holds if the condition of the batch is described accurately, so here is exactly how we describe it.
Three words do the work on every listing on this site and they mean the same thing every time. Tested — it ran on our bench at the stated hashrate. Refurbished — it was also deep-cleaned and hand-washed, fitted with new fan covers, had parts replaced as needed, and was run under load for an hour before shipping. As-is — sold with no working claim and the fault named.
There is no A/B/C letter scale here, because we do not operate one. A listing either states its condition or states that it does not, and we would rather publish the second than invent the first.
Where a lot carries ING Mining’s 30-day guarantee, that lot’s own page says so. Some lots are listed with no warranty term at all, and those say that too — on hardware this age the terms move the economics more than any number on the spec sheet.
Before you send money, ask us to put in writing what the guarantee covers on your order: DOA replacement, hashrate shortfall, or both. We will. An expectation that is written down is worth more than a generous one that is assumed.
We do not publish a DOA rate. We have not measured one across a fleet, and a number we made up would be worth nothing to the person relying on it.
What we will do is agree the DOA window and the replacement policy in writing before the order goes in. Across a hundred machines the difference between a five-unit and a fifteen-unit allowance is real money, and it belongs in the paperwork before the pallet moves rather than in an email afterwards.
An S19 runs on 200–277 V AC — there is no adapter that makes it a 110 V machine — draws about 3,250 W at its stock rating, and sits around 75 dB. Each one is roughly 14.5 kg, so a hundred of them is about 1,450 kg of hardware before packaging: multiple pallets, LTL freight, never parcel.
Read the voltage and noise on the listing you are actually buying rather than assuming, and read ASIC miner power requirements and ASIC miner cooling before you size the service.
Sometimes it is not. Where electricity is expensive, efficiency wins and a current-generation machine can be worth its price; where power is cheap, cheap terahash usually wins and an S19 lot is hard to beat. That is arithmetic rather than a slogan, and it is worked through with real numbers in our ASIC miner comparison.
We would rather send you to a spreadsheet than to a checkout you regret. Buying one unit first, running it, and then ordering the lot is a route we recommend more often than not.
We stock that tier too, and it is not used: Bitmain’s S21, S21 Pro, S21+ and S21 XP, including the hydro and immersion variants, and MicroBT’s WhatsMiner M50S++, M60S+, M63S / M63S+ and M66S / M66S+ / M66S++.
Most of that tier is priced on request rather than listed, which is normal for machines at that price and lead time. Ask, and you get a number and the terms with it — or browse new ASIC miners.
Bulk used miners & quotes Every grade defined, freight and DOA terms, and a quote form — or talk to a person: +1 (781) 577-0377 · ns@ingmining.com

Orders ship insured and tracked within 7 business days, packed for freight and boxed the way a miner needs to travel. Lots go palletised on LTL freight.

Call +1 (781) 577-0377 or email ns@ingmining.com and you get the small shop that benched your machine — before the sale as well as after it, not a ticket queue.

Most of our stock is used hardware we bought, tested and graded ourselves. A machine short a chip or running hot is priced as one, and the listing says why.

Units that are short a chip, running hot, or only good for spares are listed that way, with the fault named in the description - not blurred into “refurbished”.
An ASIC miner does one job: compute SHA-256 hashes as fast and as cheaply as possible. That single-mindedness is the whole advantage. A GPU rig can be repurposed for gaming or rendering; an Application-Specific Integrated Circuit can’t do anything else — and that’s exactly why it mines circles around general-purpose hardware. A modern Antminer S19 runs somewhere around 30 joules per terahash; a GPU farm chasing the same hashrate would burn several times that in electricity alone.
That efficiency gap compounds fast. At today’s difficulty, the difference between an efficient rig and an outdated one isn’t a rounding error — it’s the difference between mining at a profit and mining at a loss once the power bill arrives. It’s why serious operations, from single-rig hobbyists to multi-megawatt data centers, standardized on ASICs years ago and never looked back.
We’re not a marketplace reselling whatever comes through the door. Every miner that leaves our shop gets benchmarked, stress-tested, and — where it makes sense — updated to Braiins OS before it ships. Weighing your first rig or your fiftieth? Talk to us — we’ll tell you honestly whether a given miner fits your setup, not just try to close a sale.
A lot of listings say “refurbished” and mean “it powered on once.” That’s not how we do it. Every Antminer that comes through ING Mining gets run under load, checked chain-by-chain for hashboard faults, and cleaned before it’s listed — not after a complaint. If a miner is short a chip or running hot, we say so in the listing and price it accordingly. We’d rather lose a sale than lose your trust.
That matters more than it sounds like. A single bad hashboard on a used S19 can quietly cut 30–40% of its hashrate without ever throwing an obvious error — you’d just wonder why your daily payout looks thin. Buying from a seller who actually benchmarks real output before shipping, instead of after your Bitcoin is already gone, is the difference between a good deal and an expensive mistake.
We’re a small, family-run operation — not a drop-shipping storefront — which means the person answering your questions is the same person who tested your miner. If something’s wrong after it arrives, you’re not stuck in a support queue arguing with a script.
Stock firmware leaves performance on the table. We flash eligible miners with Braiins OS, which lets us push more terahash out of the same power draw — often a meaningful jump in output without touching the electric bill. It used to be a DIY project involving a lot of trial, error, and the occasional bricked board; we handle it before the miner ever ships.
Every rig we sell is built to run 24/7, not just survive a weekend of testing. That means real airflow planning, hashboard-level diagnostics, and — for buyers running larger deployments — guidance on immersion cooling if air alone won’t cut it at your site.
Buy from ING MINING™ and you get a miner that’s already been optimized — not one you have to optimize yourself after the fact.
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Used wins only where power is cheap enough that a 34 J/TH machine still clears its bill. The two gates

A boosted Antminer S19 is $130 cheaper than an S19k Pro and burns about 816 kWh a month more to

The desk miner is the efficient one, at 16.2 J/TH against 34.2. Break-even rates, the 3.75-cent crossover, the real solo
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