Topic: Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals - page 3. (Read 716 times)

Unfortunately, the discount amount for this Black Friday has not yet been published on their website. Are they deliberately stirring up excitement? It looks like marketers from Ledger have moved in with them.

I predict very big discounts on Model One. Trezor will try to get rid of this as an outdated model after the updated version (Safe 3) is released.

By the way, everyone’s favorite closest competitor (Ledger) has not yet announced anything like this. They usually did discounts at the end of November too. How many of you are willing to buy their products on the cheap? And with a very big discount?

the hw-wallet manufacturer Trezor is also launching its annual black friday sale from november 20 and then for a whole week.
you can register at the following link to be the first to see the upcoming offers: https://content.trezor.io/black-week-2023

I think Keystone's products look very attractive, but the numbers of reviews and Google Play downloads are too small.
Bitbox02 is good too, but it also faces the problem of too few users.

I wish all open-source altcoin hardware wallets, include trezor, bitbox, onekey, and keystone, can receive more attentions and have more users. Then I will have more choices.

Black Friday started early for hardware wallets this year.
First Keystone announced discount and it is still available for Keystone 3 Pro version, discount is 30% and price is $90 plus shipping.

CoolWallet announced big discounts for all wallets, so CoolWallet Pro is now USD $69.90, and CoolWallet S can be purchased for USD $59.00.

We already know that Trezor announced biggest sale ever and that should start in few days.

Keystone decided to prolong their Black Friday discounts with new type of promotions offering 32% discount to first 40 customers who enter special codes.
They posted this on twitter, first it was code opensource, than they added microsd, and now they have code random.
Keystone website is also offering 30% storewide discount for two more days, but I don't think this two discounts can be combined.
If you wanted to buy open source wallet, Keystone could be a good choice with this discount codes, so try if they are working for you.
With this discounts Keystone Pro version is $114.92 + shipping, and Keystone Essential is $80.92.

Yeah they are, but let me give you one insider tip for Jade wallet, you can buy almost identical device for much less money if you buy directly ESP32 devices they are based on.
Extra benefit is that you won't get tagged by anyone for purchasing a hardware wallet, and you could also find Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals for this devices.
One that is very similar is M5StickV and they are currently offering up to 50% discount for two more days.
I am sure there are other models that could be found even cheaper on other websites, you just need to do some digging.

PS
I probably missed few more deals like for Safepal wallet and others, but my intention was never to list every existing BF deals for hardware wallets.

I completely forgot such a thing existed ^[SMH].

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Blockstream is also offering a 10% discount code ^{[BLOCKSTREAM2022]} and it increases up to 20% if you "pay with @Liquid_BTC USDt".
^{- While I was scrolling through the comments, I noticed BUILT IN VAIN is offering a "25% discount" on its wallet mods.}

There isn't a dedicated thread for the Black Friday deal offered by Foundation Devices for the Passport Batch 2, and since I don't want to hijack n0nce's review threads this one will do just fine. I have to say that Foundation has the worst deal among all the hardware wallet brands so far. They aren't offering any discounts on their Batch 2 device, which is priced at $259, but an automatic coupon is added to your shopping cart giving you a free t-shirt, which they call a limited edition. According to them, it's valued $39 and with a purchase of a Passport HW, you get it for free.   

They could have certainly done better than an overpriced black t-shirt with an orange phone on the front.

You all probably know current Black Friday deals for Trezor (up to 30%), Keystone (up to 40%), ledger, Satochip, Cypherock X1 (75%) hardware wallets posted in forum, but I am here to show you few more less known deals I noticed for hardware wallets.

First one I saw is nice Black Friday discount for OneKey hardware wallet devices.
I won't talk much about OneKey, but they are biggest hardware wallet manufacturer in China/Hong Kong (I confirmed this from several sources) and their wallets are based on Trezor code.
OneKey Mini price is $58, OneKey Classic is $89, but on Black Friday deal you can buy both of them together in one package for $109.98.
You can also combine hardware wallets with aircraft-grade titanium metal seed backups, that are available in three other packages you can find on their shopping page.
This are some very good deals, but I am still waiting for Wallet Scrutiny to confirm they are actually open source like they say.


https://shop.onekey.so/products/onekey-hardware-wallet-package-for-black-friday

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BitBox hardware wallet is offering 10% off everything plus 21% discount on our special Black Friday bundle, that includes Steelwallet, Backup cards and Tamper-evident security bags.

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CoolWallet is offering big discounts (up to 100%) if you have enough collected diamonds in your CoinMarketCap account.
Standard Black Friday discount for CoolWallet devices is 15% this year, so CoolWallet S is around $84 and CoolWallet Pro is around $126 USD.

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ColdCard Black Friday Sale is offeringf up to 25% off most products using promo CKBTC, ColdCard Mk4 is now $118.35.

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HyperMate is offering 30% discount for their hardware wallets models G and Pro.