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WhatsMiner M73 512T vs SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro

The SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro is rated at 680 TH/s, 33% more than the WhatsMiner M73 512T at 512 TH/s. The SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro is the more efficient at 10.9 J/TH against 14.5 J/TH, so it uses 25% less electricity per terahash.

Both are hydro-cooled Bitcoin miners in a flat format of almost the same size, both for 380–480 V AC, drawing almost the same power. MicroBT lists the WhatsMiner M73 at 512 TH/s on 7,424 W (14.5 J/TH); Bitdeer rates the SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro at 680 TH/s on 7,412 W (10.9 J/TH, at 35 °C inlet coolant). For 12 W less, the A4 Pro Hydro gives about 33% more hashrate, so each terahash takes about 25% less electricity. The M73 measures 86 × 483 × 663 mm with handle; the A4 Pro Hydro 482 × 665 × 86 mm (W × D × H). The M73 is specified for coolant at 25–55 °C in normal mode and at least 10 L/min; the A4 Pro Hydro for 20–55 °C and at least 10.2 L/min with pure water. The table below and the calculator work out what these figures mean with current network data.

Figures: MicroBT and Bitdeer specification pages for WhatsMiner M73 and SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro, checked 2026-10-10.

Comparison of WhatsMiner M73 512T, SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro
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MicroBT WhatsMiner M73 – hydro-cooled Bitcoin ASIC miner

MicroBT

WhatsMiner M73 512T
Available
Bitdeer SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro – hydro-cooled Bitcoin ASIC miner

Bitdeer

SEALMINER A4 Pro Hydro
Available
Price
Price$5,309.55$8,264.05
Price per TH/s$10.37/TH$12.15/TH
ConditionNewNew
Specifications
Hashrate512 TH/s (±10%)680 TH/s (±10%)
Power consumption7,424 W7,412 W (±10%)
Efficiency14.5 J/TH10.9 J/TH
AlgorithmSHA-256SHA-256
Input voltage380–480 V AC380–480 V AC
Electrical phase—Three-phase
Cooling typeHydro-cooledHydro-cooled
Coolant inlet temperature25–55 °C—
Coolant flow≥ 10 L/min—
Dimensions (L × W × H)—665 × 482 × 86 mm
Net weight29.5 kg—
Release date—April 7, 2026
Operating economics
Electricity cost / day at $0.06/kWh$10.69$10.67
Est. revenue / day$18.18$24.14
Est. net / day at $0.06/kWh$7.49$13.47
Break-even electricity price$0.102/kWh$0.136/kWh

Green marks the better value in a row (higher hashrate; lower power, J/TH, noise, weight, price and electricity cost). Specifications are as recorded for each product; “—” means the value is not stated. Economics are estimates at network conditions of 2026-10-28, $0.06/kWh, 2% pool fee and 100% uptime, and are not a forecast of earnings.

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