Does it mean that I get more Bitcoins from my mobile phone than from my laptop if my mobile phone says 1500 H / s and my laptop 1000 H / s?
Unless the hashrate is yes, but that's little underground for bitcoins. Even with a normal PC and graphics card you can achieve about 5000 times more and even there it is not profitable.
Yes, but I personally find Bitcoin mines as a normal person is not worthwhile because the costs are too high and the guarantee of your device on which you are mining is IMMEDIATELY gone.
I use the Cryptotab browser so it is rather little
Yes, maybe, but forget that with this hashrate you don't even make one euro a year…
Just got it with this hashrate of all things, you have to mine for a million years until you get one euro with the current complexity and price. At least for Bitcoins, with other Krpytos it can look better but this hashrate is nowhere profitable, not even with ZCash.
The electricity should be more expensive than the value you get for mining. Bitcoin is minted very efficiently with special hardware and therefore much more efficient (i.e. Hash / joules) than your hand-held goods. You are probably not profitable like that.
As I said, if you calculate it with 1000H / s with Bitcoin you get a profit (without electricity costs) of one euro in a million years.
But in a month with mining now and then I have already mined bitcoins worth 71 cents
Then your information regarding the hashrate is incorrect, or you have been ripped off and you are only shown 71 cents even though you have earned nothing or you are not mining any bitcoins. For 71 cents per month you need a hashrate of around 80 GH / s which is a few million times higher than what you wrote here.
Also, which mining platform pays you for mining with euro? Usually you should get the currency that you mine, otherwise they can simply rip you off with the exchange rate.
I use the CryptoTab browser and have also pressed on withdraw before I just wait it takes about 1 working day until the money arrives
As I said, you are definitely not mining Bitcoins, but probably some internal currency of the browser operator.
Paying out in euro sounds to me more like when you get money for something else like crypto mining itself, e.g. Part of advertising income like with the Brave Browser.
I mean that the bitcoins will be paid out.
Then write your profit in BTC and not in cents, the rate is constantly changing.
Then things will probably be the same as with Nicehash. Say you mine any cryptocurrency but are paid out in Bitcoin.
As far as the hashrate is concerned, it can't be quantified in this case because an algorithm decides which crypto is best to mine with your hardware. Unfortunately, there's almost no information on what it actually does on the browser's side, it only says Bitcoin Mining, which is certainly not true, even if you are paid in BTC.
With Nicehash it works in such a way that you do not actually do any mining yourself, but you provide your computing power and someone else does mining with your hardware, similar to a mining pool, only without a bonus for hashes found and without a free choice of the currency. In the end, you will get something paid out based on your contribution for the profit of the other and at least with Nicehash this is usually paid in BTC even though you never mine BTC.
