This is an excellent wallet that keeps your coin safer than software wallets, or - god forbid - trusting an exchange with your fortune.

My favorite feature is that it can have hidden wallets which are encrypted with a passphrase. This way, you can have a decoy wallet with a low balance on it, and keep the stash away from anyone that asks, say, at customs. Speaking of stealth, I'm glad this device looks a little cheap, as if it was an AC remote or something, and not like it has nuclear codes on it like the Ledger Nano.

As a neat surprise value, the maker also has a password manager in the works (currently in Beta), which looks promising, and again, should be more secure than using a software-only solution.

Packaged in a secure box with an anti-tamper tape. This is a nice feature as this proves that your device has not been tampered with on the way to your residence.

Device automatically updates and wipes the moment it is inserted into your PC/Mac machine on the Trezor website.

Only way to access the wallet online is if the device is connected to an available USB slot on your PC/Mac

Wallet can provide different wallet addresses that can be used

Can be used with the Sentinel app for ease of use

If you do anything with crypto coins you know the importance of securing your private keys. Private keys never leave this device and unlike software wallets they are never in computer memory where they are potentially exposed to hackers and malware

The only safe way to store your Cryptocurreny and Bitcoin. If you're not using this for $100, it may be the worst decision of your crypto career. $100 for piece of mind is absolutely worth every penny.

Easy to use, safe, and it's nice having something physical. Look at that little guy, so tiny!

I honestly think the model One is better and more practical than Model T for most people. This model One is very simple and quick to setup. And it allows you to use 24 words seeds.

The more expensive model T remove 24 words seeds by default and opted for 12 words only, although more tech savvy people will know how to enable the 24 words. The easiest way is to simply recover the 24 words seed from your old model One onto the Model T. However, entering the seed words on the Model T's touchscreen is very slow and cumbersome. Also I am concerned with the durability of the touchscreen over time.

I love this hardware wallet. I wanted to write a review to mention that on my initial setup, it wasn't connecting properly when I tried using a USB 3.0 port.

great cryptocurrency wallet, it doubles as a password manager through a Google Chrome extension. I don't use it for that on a daily basis, but it works great as a database to store passwords for things I don't use very often and am prone to forgetting.

Good price, came quick. It is much smaller than I thought it would be (about the size of a sub drive). It is very easy to set up and use. Glad I got it. The only annoying thing is that it won't let you use the Trezor interface to view and manage your ethereum. It forces you to download and use a 2nd interface that comes from ethereum which is much more confusing and definitely pointless. Its extra sad because the trezor interface is really easy to navigate. So if you have ether be prepared for an extra pain in the ass.

Upgrading the firmware on the Trezor is also way simpler than doing that on the Nano S. Overall I find myself using the Trezor a lot more and would definitely go with Trezor if I need more hardware wallets.

It is easy to use: even bought ones for my parents. It actually helped a lot with teaching them about Bitcoin.

essentially everything, from their firmware to the actual hardware, is open source. This is comforting to me because it means that everyone in the world can look at their design and study it and help improve it.

You buy one of these devices when you want to hold your crypto currency yourself on your own device, usually unplugged from a computer and therefore invulnerable to theft and hacking.

The best feature is that if I lose this no one can use it without my pin and logon code. And, if I lose the device, I have established a long list of words as the code to activate another device to hold my crypto.

Trezor links to a couple exchanges if you choose to use them, but you don't have to. You can use this to trade on any exchange. Just send your coin to the exchange, do whatever you want to with it there and when you're ready bring your crypto coin back to live on your Trezor.

Trezor is the best hardware wallet for Bitcoin that I've used yet. I like that I can customize the front, I chose the Times of London paper. It's one of the most versatile bitcoin hardware wallets.

Trezor does exactly what it is supposed to. You are in charge of your private keys and this will keep your bitcoin safe through the use of multiple security protocols. They even allow the use of hidden wallets using hidden passphrases on top of your private keys.

They also support the Bitcoin forks that have occurred so far (Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold). I know there's a few more forks coming for December so I hope they support those too. On top of all that, they also gave me a handful of Trezor stickers with my purchase.

I really really like my Trezor wallet. Having the option of the hidden wallet unlocked by secret phrase is really nice. Small enough to hide anywhere but recoverable in case of fire. Just be sure to store your backup phrases in two separate locations. Very customizable and idk what these people are saying about ads. Its untrue I've have a pleasant experience so far with mine.

I previously bought the Ledger Nano duo. I did not realize the two were connected to the same account. The Nano makes you use a decoding card when you withdraw from it. If I ever lost the card I would be in trouble. The trezor seems more secure, has step by step instructions and videos. The layout is nicer and more functionality. It also keeps more types of currencies. It's a matter of a pin that controls it. So much better than ledger.

Great unit. Simple to use, but the included instructions are lacking. Google is your friend when setting this up. Hint, you need to download and install Google Chrome and a plugin to use this. Once configured it's awesome.

This device is MUCH more user friendly than the competitor. The competitor lost my funds for about a week when their API went down. This device works like a charm - instantly see funds coming and going, calculates fees correctly for the current market conditions, smaller and more convenient than the others. Spend the extra money on a wallet that won't go down due to third party API issues!

Great product, I feel much more secure with my cryptos now. I switched from MetaMask. The desktop app is probably the best way to use this, and it works great. I did have an issue when the first backup failed but after reconnecting it worked just fine. It may have been because I had just updated the firmware. Not sure! But great product. Very polished app and very secure. Don't lose your seeds!

Where do i even start with this thing...easy to use, no complicated set up and even has a password manager..not many realize this...I no longer use my other password manager which has more vulnerabilities. Now I feel completely secure even if my PC gets infected with Malware or a key logger..excellent produc

i was using a variety of wallets for my crypto and was even keeping some on exchanges. Bad idea. I thought this seemed expensive, but several people i know from the slack i'm in told me very nicely that i was being stupid, and I needed a hardware wallet, and they said Trezor was the best

Ledger Nano S has some major competition. It supports a variety of coins and gets more support for newer coins every few months. Trezor is platform agnostic - You can use any modern OS to connect to the device - except iOS because Apple. It supports BTC, BCH. BCG, LTC, and DASH via your browser - no addtional software. You plug it in and go to wallet.trezor.io then logon and you're in. ETC, ETH and ERC-20 tokens require MyEtherWallet/MEW to send and receive. This loses a star because it's not all intergrated with the Trezor wallet webpage. I will add a star when the wallet can be used completely via the page. OH! The screen has customization too! You can choose a pic from the built in gallery or provide your own pic.

Love this unit so far. I've put about $1000 worth of crypto on it so far, and feel very secure having it there. I went to buy another one for a good friend of mine, but the price had shot up between the time I bought mine and the time I went to buy the second one. I have long term plans for using this device, so I do hope they add support for some other currencies down the road. But I'm very happy with it at the moment.

If you are at all into cryptocurrency, a physical hardware wallet is a must have.

Great cold storage for my crypto, very easy to use and set up. I wish the screen was bigger since the text that shows on it is microscopically tiny (I'm old and very nearsighted, lol) but it works great!

I am not extremely savvy when it comes to any computer devices, but with a little youtube study, I was able to perform a test transfer to my Trezor. I have not done any extensive transfer yet but believe this to be a solid device

Trezor is the way to keep your cripto in a safe place, I wish it were to support more coins.

So easy to use and makes keeping Crypto currencies very mobile. passcode protection and if you lose your device you have a way to retrieve your lost info as long as you follow the rules. I love it. Its small and stays on my key chain. Kinda like the size of a car remote starter/door opener.

This is a great little hardware wallet for the price.

Offers a wide range of coins and sounds like they are even adding more. Keep in mind that if your Trezor dies you might want a back up, so it is worth buying two so if your primary dies you just have to put your recovery seed in the second one and away you go.

There some sites out there that claim you can enter your seed and get your coins out, but I wouldn't trust them personally. I saw some people ask so I figured I would just mention the Trezor One is powered by the USB connection so does not have an internal battery of any sorts.

The Trezor Wallet is very secure in protecting many kinds of cryptocurrencies. However, it does not support as many currencies as other wallets and its Ethereum wallet is thru a third party, making it very confusing.

Exactly what I was expecting but now I think I should have just forked out the extra money and got the updated model for the simple fact you can hodl more types of alt coins.

Best purchase ever!!

Product is easy to set up and get money moved over. Make sure the coins you want to store are supported. Exodus wallet is the best interface to use and the amount of coins it supports are the best, exodus allows exchanging one coin to another you can't go wrong with this combo

If you are looking to keep some crypto safe, COLD storage is an absolute must. IMHO there are only 2 choices. This and The Nano. I have both and Both are great. I think I prefer the Trezor, but its also more expensive

Great hardware wallet for hodling coin. Flawless transfer of bitcoin.

Easy to use software / instructions, and I now feel safer than if I had left my coins in an exchange.

Verified Purchase Very happy with this product Works as advertised and very easy to use.