Mining Dogecoin Without Anyone Knowing: The FluMiner L2 Review
Welcome back, guys! Today, we’re taking a deep dive into one of the coolest new gadgets for any crypto mining enthusiast, home miner, or tech lover who just wants a bit of style around the house. We’re talking about the FluMiner L2—a unique device that packs three killer features into one slick, vintage-inspired shell. Seriously, if you’re into mining (especially Dogecoin), music, or just keeping warm and cozy, you might just fall in love with this thing.
For more insights on this topic check out this detailed video: Mining Dogecoin Without Anyone Knowing
Let’s break down exactly what this thing does, how it performs, and whether it belongs in your kitchen, your shed, or just your dreams of passive crypto income! Let’s Go!
The FluMiner L2: Triple Value for Home Crypto Miners
What’s the deal with the FluMiner L2? In short:
- Bluetooth Speaker: Vintage vibes, strong clarity, and some surprising audio punch.
- Dogecoin Miner: Keeps your crypto mining game low-key—but steady.
- Heater: Warm up your room while stacking some coins.
How often do you see a single device do all that? This theme of adding crypto miners to everyday devices is becoming more and more popular. We see new releases as we get closer to the Fall and Winter months. Heater + Crypto Miner = 2 for 1
First Impressions: Vintage Style Meets Tech Power
First off, huge thanks to the team at ASL Miner for sending the Fluminer L2 over for us to check out. This speaker isn’t just a utilitarian box—it’s got style! The vintage look totally nails the “kitchen radio” aesthetic and fits right in pretty much anywhere, from a rustic kitchen to a modern shed.
“This is a Bluetooth speaker and it’s got this cool vintage look to it. It’ll look great in the kitchen. I’m actually bringing it over to the shed… this will be awesome to have nearby, while working.” – The Hobbyist Miner
I mean, seriously, how many mining rigs look good enough to bring into the living spaces? Let’s alone are silent.
Three-in-One: Speaker, Miner, Heater
1. Vintage Bluetooth Speaker
When you fire up the FluMiner L2, your first impression is the audio. The clarity is solid, there’s plenty of bass, and the controls give you all you need right on top—volume, treble, and bass dials. You can also plug in a USB stick loaded up with MP3s if you want to kick it old school.
This thing comes up as “FL88” on your cell phone Bluetooth device list, and connection is as simple as it gets—no extra apps, no weird setup steps. Just pair and play.
Features:
- Bluetooth pairing (shows as FL88)
- Onboard controls for volume, treble, bass
- USB stick input (yep, you read that right—MP3 playback)
- Power button for music (but, oddly, not for mining—more on that below)
“You can plug in a… USB stick and just play music off of that if you have some MP3s on there. But what year is it, honestly?” – The Hobbyist Miner
Checkout the full unboxing and first impressions detailed video: Mining Dogecoin Without Anyone Knowing
2. Dogecoin (and More) Crypto Mining
The headline feature for us crypto miners is what’s hidden inside: a real script miner, aimed squarely at Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bells, and a whole list of merge-mined coins.
This is not just some low-efficiency “toy” miner. By the numbers:
- Hashrate Tested: 1.2–1.3 gigahash (GH/s)
- Power usage: ~350 watts at the wall (real numbers from testing)
- Coins Supported: Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bells—and more, thanks to script mining’s merge capabilities
If you’re new to script mining, here’s the quick breakdown: when mining “script” coins (the algorithm), your hashrate can go towards earning several coins at once instead of just one.
“Script goes ahead and earns you tokens like Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bells, Pepe coin. There’s a whole list of those.” – The Hobbyist Miner
And yep, as soon as you plug it in—it mines. No off or on switch for mining, which is a little weird, and something to consider if you’d like finer control. The music and mining functions are separate; right now, there isn’t a button to toggle mining specifically.
“As soon as you plug this in to an outlet, it starts mining right away. You don’t have the ability to actually turn it off and on.” – The Hobbyist Miner
Let’s hit pause and talk about the mining performance.
Performance: Hashrate, Power, and Pool Details
The manufacturer lists the Fluminer L2 at 1.2 GH/s and 280 watts. However, real-world tests show:
- Reported Hashrate: 1.2–1.3 GH/s
- Actual Power Draw: 350 watts
So, it runs hotter than advertised. That makes a difference for your electric bill and your profits.
For some perspective:
- An Antminer L7 does 9.5 GH/s at about 3300 watts.
- The Fluminer L2 does 1.2 GH/s at about 350 watts.
Not a powerhouse, but not bad for something that doubles as a vintage speaker/heater.
“At the wall, I’m disappointed. Comes in at 350 watts. So we are not at the 280… So this is using a lot more than advertised.” – The Hobbyist Miner
Now, about mining pools: out of the box, firmware supports only a few select pools (like ViaBTC), but ASL Miner has promised an update coming soon to open things up.
Profitability: Will This Make You Rich?
Let’s not kid ourselves—this isn’t going to pay off your mortgage or fund a Lambo. With Dogecoin around 23 cents and current settings, here’s the math as of September 28th 2025.
- Roughly $0.58 USD profit/day
- $42 USD/month before paying for electricity, around $24 in electric costs/month
“Is this going to make you rich? No. The primary purpose of this is a Bluetooth speaker and I want to continue to push that through today’s article.” – The Hobbyist Miner
So, buy this for the bonus mining and heating features, not for massive passive income please.
3. Space Heater: Warm and Cozy While You Mine
As fall and winter hit, extra warmth in the shed or office is a nice touch. This device really does blow warm air out the back—so you’re not just converting electricity into heat and noise like with most miners, but using it as actual climate control.
“You can actually feel the heat coming out of the back of this here.” – The Hobbyist Miner
The fan noise? It’s kind of like a box fan. Not whisper quiet, not “industrial miner” loud. About 50 decibels, so you’ll notice it, but it’s not going to overpower your music or your podcast.
While we are talking about podcast, have you checked out The Everyday Miner Podcast? Currently on all major Podcast Platforms, hosted by The Hobbyist Miner. Check it out here!
If you want a warm shed, garage or basement while you jam out and stack a few dogecoins, this is absolutely it!
Setup & Connectivity: Plug and Play Simplicity
Whether you’re running totally wireless or just plugging it into the wall, the setup here is about as easy as it gets:
- Power it up—mining starts automatically.
- Connect to WiFi or use a physical ethernet cable.
- Bluetooth audio pairs like any standard speaker.
- Pool config and monitoring through the web interface.
No need for a special app. Logs for the miner/system are built-in if you want to nerd out a bit and track stats. But let’s be straight: you don’t get much ability to tweak or shut off mining.
See the entire setup and configuration of the Fluminer L2 in this detailed video: Mining Dogecoin Without Anyone Knowing
Script Mining 101: Merge Mining for More Coins
A huge plus with script mining is that you can pick up multiple coins at once—Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bells, and more. So if you’re stacking sats or just want a big pile of options, Script is a solid way to go.
There are up to 13 different coins available to earn at once. Crazy, right?
If you need a wallet to keep track of all these coins, check out Script Wallet. They’ve got a slick multi-coin plugin that’s in beta—easy way to keep your stacks organized without converting everything right away.
Here are some of the coins supported by Script Wallet:
- Litecoin
- Dogecoin
- Luckycoin
- Shibacoin
- Worldcoin
- Digibyte
- Dingocoin
- Junkcoin
- Bells
- Pepe Coin
- Cat Coin (didn’t know this was a thing!)
- Earth Coin
- Beers Coin
- Loads More!
It’s a bit of wild west, but that’s half the fun. Checkout Scrypt Wallet today.
The Speaker: Surprisingly Good Sound
Performance-wise, you get a well-known Chinese brand (Sansui, though I may be butchering the name) for the actual speaker hardware. And yes, from what I’ve tested, it really does sound good—crisp highs, thumping bass, no cheap plasticky tone.
The company behind the speaker makes a ton of vintage-style speakers, and so far, I’m legitimately happy with how it’s holding up.
Real-World Mining Numbers
Now, let’s look at some actual hash rates and profitability after running for about 25 minutes:
- Hashrate: 1.21 GH/s (steady as it goes)
- Power Draw: Still 350 watts (so make sure you plan your electric bill)
- Pool Stats: ViaBTC
For reference, here’s how the Fluminer L2’s efficiency stacks up against dedicated miners:
| Miner | Hashrate (GH/s) | Power (Watts) | Efficiency |
| Bitmain Antminer L7 | 9.5 | 3300 | 0.35 |
| Elphapex DG Home 1 | 2.0 | 634 | 0.31 |
| FluMiner L2 | 1.2 | 350 | 0.28 |
Not insane, but not bad when you factor in the extra utility (speaker/heater).
Firmware Updates & Pool Support
One bummer: the firmware currently supports only a few mining pools. That can be limiting, especially if you have a favorite pool outside the shortlist. But good news—ASL Miner confirmed that updated firmware is coming soon, so better flexibility is in the pipeline.
The (Not So) Hidden Costs: Price & Value
Ready for sticker shock? The FluMiner L2 comes in at $629 (as of September 28th 2025). That’s a pricey Bluetooth speaker, even if it mines crypto and heats your room. But, if you want to get your hands on it, use code Hobbyist for $30 off (shout out to ASL Miner again).
By the time it gets to your doorstep, expect to pay about $710.
Is it worth it? That depends what you value: uniqueness, style, all-in-one convenience. But don’t count on getting rich from mining alone.
Who Is the fluminer l2 for?
- Crypto hobbyists who want mining gear they can show off
- People who want a discrete miner (no metal boxes in the living room!)
- Those working in a shed, home office, or where extra heat is needed
- Vintage style/audio lovers not willing to give up on digital coins
Not for:
- Hardcore miners looking for maximum profit per month
- Anyone counting every penny on electric usage
Pros & Cons
Let’s lay it all out, simple style.
Pros:
- Three device features in one
- Vintage look—fits into daily spaces
- Mining starts up automatically
- Bluetooth audio (and USB!)
- Real heat output for cold seasons
- Multi-coin script mining
- Simple WiFi setup (no special app needed)
- Ongoing firmware support (promised)
Cons:
- Mining always on (no switch to disable without unplugging)
- Runs a bit hotter (power-wise) than advertised
- Limited pool support (at launch/for now)
- Not top-tier efficiency or profitability
- Expensive upfront cost
Final Thoughts: Should You Get The FluMiner L2?
After a thorough week of testing, it’s clear where the Fluminer L2 fits. If you want max efficiency, it’s not for you. If you want something that blends into daily life, looks cool, mines Dogecoin without anyone noticing, and adds some warmth and tunes to your setup—you want this!
By combining crypto, music, and heating, the FluMiner L2 is truly one-of-a-kind. And if you love talking tech with visiting friends, it’s a great conversation starter.
“Guys, once again, huge shout out to the team over at ASLMiner for sending me over the FluMiner L2. This thing is awesome. Can’t wait to bring it over to the shed while I work on it this week and jam out to some tunes.” – The Hobbyist Miner
For more insights on this topic check out this detailed video: Mining Dogecoin Without Anyone Knowing
