Trezor Model One - The Original Cryptocurrency Hardware Wallet, Bitcoin Security, Store & Manage Over 1250 Coins & Tokens, Easy-to-Use Interface, Quick & Simple Setup (White)

This is my second trezor in 12 months. I wanted to restore my first one for which I had forgotten the password, but after using it for about once a month for a few months, just as I was getting comfortable with the treasure suite and able to move some assets, the trezor suite stooped connecting to the hardware wallet. It was as if the hardware was not there. I tried with multiple cables and even a different pc and mac, but no luck. Contacted Trezor support that asked me to do a simple bootloader test (pressing both buttons at start up and checking the screen load) and immediately (or rather after a few days) asking to request a replacement wallet via steps tat are not supported by amazon anymore. So after 2 weeks of back and forth I am still waiting on how I can get my wallet replaced so that I can invest another hour or so to restore it with my private keys all while hoping that this or another issue doesnt happen again. The worse part if all of this is happening around the ETH merge so the security of having your private keys is definitely ruined by the inconvenience of having access to your accounts, thanks to the wallet. So make your own best decision. From my POV product support can be more forthcoming about known issue and more helpful and empathetic to the pain of the user. the end.

This is an excellent wallet that keeps your coin safer than software wallets, or - god forbid - trusting an exchange with your fortune. It was easier to use than I anticipated: firmware and software installed easily (even on Linux), and you operate it through your PC (I thought you had to enter your PIN and passphrase on the tiny thing, but the two buttons on it are only for Yes/No decisions). 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, Im 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.

So I ordered the Trezor wallet with the double ended micro usb cable. I tried connecting it to my phone first. It would not power up. I then tried the laptop. Still the same issue. Turns out the cable was bad. I switched to the regular USB cable to the laptop. It worked but I had to play with it a little I heard the connect chime. The setting up of the firmware is pretty quick and simple. You have 2 times to copy down your seed words. 1st time write them down. 2nd time review they are correct. Thats all pretty quick too. The pro is the UI is pretty issue to use. Already transferwd money from other wallet. My issue right now is that I cant use the microUSB cable. So I cant use it on my phone which was the whole damn point. In the over all still happy with the purchase of the Trezor for the security factor.

Very Good highly recommended

works great came sealed after using for a while i did the update for the new bridge and ran into sending BTC problems not from the wallet the Insight block chain .when sending the BTC i can view it on the insight page it did not move at all. always saying not confirmed. Trezor said this had nothing to do with them on there end .it was sent back to my wallet 72 HRS later i tried this 3 times using all the fees avalible from the wallet same problem each time .i put a request in the git hub for the Insight block chain and got no real answers .if this is the only way to send out of this wallet to Insight .there is no way i will trust this method any more . i am using Ledger nano s for BTC wallet no problems at all and no Insight block chain .

If you have more than 1 ETH, its worthy of getting one of these. I use it with a MBP16, and there isnt any USB2.0 on it. Many people said it might not work with a USB hub, but for me, it works very well though.

Love this unit so far. Ive 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 Im very happy with it at the moment.

I love this hardware wallet. I wanted to write a review to mention that on my initial setup, it wasnt connecting properly when I tried using a USB 3.0 port. I tried multiple cables and was getting frustrated, but I switched to a 2.0 and it was able to set itself up and preform an update. This update seems to have fixed that problem and now it works in either type of port. Not that theres really any need or advantage to using a 3.0 port in the first place, so thats on me I suppose. In addition to being a great cryptocurrency wallet, it doubles as a password manager through a Google Chrome extension. I dont use it for that on a daily basis, but it works great as a database to store passwords for things I dont use very often and am prone to forgetting.

PRICE GOUGING is understatement........ Got it at way cheaper price a few weeks ago. Now go back to order another one and price has went up $100 per wallet? One raping was enough, but not gonna get me or anyone else reading this. Bitcoin was mentioned on The Big B@ng Theory, not Trezor....... No sense in trying to rape people for this little thing. Now on to the review. Set up is pretty easy and straight forward. Have to be online to download app for Chrome to even use it. Havent put anything on there just yet cuz my money that I had went to buy this thing. All the other crypto wallets have jumped up $100 each as well people. Be weary and look around before you buy this $100 mark up.

the interface with Exodus desktop wallet is great -- thats by far the best usage for this wallet. but the big let-down is that it supports less than half the cryptos on Exodus, including some of the major projects like Cardano and Ripple. seems like theyre more interested in upselling you to the more expensive Model T than making this a better product. end of the day Id say its disappointing. either spend more and go with a Trezor Model T, or buy a Ledger Nano. I wouldnt buy this again.