[ESHOP launched] Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet - page 31.

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Quote from: Pistachio on April 06, 2017, 07:44:00 AM

Just to let others know, I have used trezor for the past two and half years. It started malfunctioning about four months ago. The USB port stopped working. I have to press upwards on the USB cable to get the computer to recognize it. I removed all coins from the wallet and I finally got around to contacting SatoshiLabs to get it fixed. I was told it had been more than a year, so they would not help me. There response was go buy another trezor. I find this unacceptable that Trezor is okay with hardware failure after only two years. You don't buy a trezor to only use it for one year; the company needs to change their policy and increase their quality control.

Trezor warranty has always been one year. I had one malfunction within 30 days and it was replaced free under warranty. Most hardware wallet owners keep more than one on hand just in case of unexpected failure. For comparison KeepKey warranty is also one year. Ledger Nano S is two years.

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Just to let others know, I have used trezor for the past two and half years. It started malfunctioning about four months ago. The USB port stopped working. I have to press upwards on the USB cable to get the computer to recognize it. I removed all coins from the wallet and I finally got around to contacting SatoshiLabs to get it fixed. I was told it had been more than a year, so they would not help me. There response was go buy another trezor. I find this unacceptable that Trezor is okay with hardware failure after only two years. You don't buy a trezor to only use it for one year; the company needs to change their policy and increase their quality control.

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Quote from: Argwai96 on March 26, 2017, 11:59:46 PM

Trezor can store ETH coins?

Yes, through the MyEtherWallet web interface. Just connect with TREZOR (guide available in the link above)

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TREZOR Integration with MyEtherWallet

Multi-Currency Support — Bitcoin, DASH and Zcash in TREZOR Wallet

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Trezor can store ETH coins?

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Quote from: xbach on March 20, 2017, 07:48:13 AM

Quote from: york780 on March 18, 2017, 01:21:21 PM

Hi guys can anyone of you help me; everytime i want to sell ZEC out of my trezor this error occurs : Failed to compile output

Can somebody please help Huh

Can you please contact our Support Team at [email protected]?

Shoot, I didn't even know you could store ZEC on trezor. Sorry in advance, as this is going to be a newbie question but does that mean we can store Zcoin with trezor too?

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Quote from: york780 on March 18, 2017, 01:21:21 PM

Hi guys can anyone of you help me; everytime i want to sell ZEC out of my trezor this error occurs : Failed to compile output

Can somebody please help Huh

Can you please contact our Support Team at [email protected]?

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Hi guys can anyone of you help me; everytime i want to sell ZEC out of my trezor this error occurs : Failed to compile output

Can somebody please help Huh

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Quote from: civilufo on March 11, 2017, 12:11:45 AM

So, can this piece of hardware connected to Android device? I will be interested to get one if it is able to do so.

Yes, with Android devices supporting USB Host/USB OTG, and a special OTG cable. You can manage your TREZOR with the TREZOR Manager app, and spend coins using Mycelium. More info on our blog here: https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-manager-app-for-android-5f8b86bfc886#.cmbc2f5dh

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So, can this piece of hardware connected to Android device? I will be interested to get one if it is able to do so.

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Quote from: WirelessDonkey on March 09, 2017, 08:51:25 AM

Has there been any information on the release date of Trezor 2.0?

Nothing new compared to what I sent a few days back, sorry.

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Quote from: UM on February 20, 2017, 11:01:59 AM

Xbach, any news for release date of trezor2?

Still, just Q2/2017.

Sorry, no exciting news yet Wink

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Has there been any information on the release date of Trezor 2.0?

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I think it is worth to post here information about TREZOR community projects which was recently released on their blog https://blog.trezor.io/community-927586fa2475#.tjr3likfa , their is quite a few noticable projects build by the TREZOR community .

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Quote from: keithers on February 09, 2017, 02:14:13 PM

I haven't tried the ETH wallet with the trezor yet. Any feedback from you guys on it?

Pretty much like wallet.trezor.io for BTC, DASH and ZCASH. You can select only one ETH address at a time, even if the TREZOR will generate an infinite number of them. But, you can see not only your ETH associated with that address, but also all the associated tokens (if you have any).

If you like this very brief review, send some ETH to the address below - to get me started - lol !!!

My only concern is the lack of back up. If the website is down what to do? With trezor.io, you can always fall back on Electrum (for BTC, LTC, and DASH) - there is a version and servers for each one of those currencies, and they all support Trezor. But for ETH, I don't know of any.

you don't have to worry about the website is down or not

myetherwallet can run offline, exactly like bitaddress.org, you just have to download it via Github . https://github.com/kvhnuke/etherwallet

edit: oops , just checked @xbach had already explain this above ..

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Quote from: UM on February 20, 2017, 11:01:59 AM

Xbach, any news for release date of trezor2?

Still, just Q2/2017.

Sorry, no exciting news yet Wink

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Xbach, any news for release date of trezor2?

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Quote from: PremiumCodeX on February 11, 2017, 07:15:43 AM

Quote from: klondike_bar on February 09, 2017, 08:11:36 PM

Quote from: PremiumCodeX on February 08, 2017, 04:35:47 PM

At what amount of BTC am I advised to invest into this hardware wallet? I understand there is an amount of BTC where after web wallets are difficult to trust. Also, I prefer divide my funds between web and HW wallets. So, what is the amount of funds when I am advised to consider investing into this? How much BTC did you have (if not private) when you bought your first HW wallet?

Thats like asking how many valuables you should have in your house before you buy a safe to put them in.

IMO the trezor is excellent. even if you only have 1 BTC, the trezor is a simple and secure way to store and spend it (or add more coins to in the future)

Yes. Literally, that is what I meant with that question. Sticking to the very good analogy: why would people buy a safe in their house when they have or intend to have only a small overall value there? People who invest to buy a safe, usually invest to it because they have or assume they will have a certain value to keep there. Returning from the analogy to BTC, I am interested in what this certain value is. 1 BTC, 2 BTC...etc?

I would personally recommend TREZOR when you have 10x the value of TREZOR in BTC... so right now from 1BTC above.

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Quote from: keithers on February 09, 2017, 02:14:13 PM

I haven't tried the ETH wallet with the trezor yet. Any feedback from you guys on it?

Pretty much like wallet.trezor.io for BTC, DASH and ZCASH. You can select only one ETH address at a time, even if the TREZOR will generate an infinite number of them. But, you can see not only your ETH associated with that address, but also all the associated tokens (if you have any).

If you like this very brief review, send some ETH to the address below - to get me started - lol !!!

My only concern is the lack of back up. If the website is down what to do? With trezor.io, you can always fall back on Electrum (for BTC, LTC, and DASH) - there is a version and servers for each one of those currencies, and they all support Trezor. But for ETH, I don't know of any.

https://i.imgur.com/RvPDukR.png

MyEtherWallet is open source and you can download its copy, which you can then run locally on your computer. There is still a catch though, the connection to TREZOR Connect does not seem to be working when MEW is run locally. I will look into that and will report back, but in theory, this would make you independent of service uptime of MEW.

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Quote from: PremiumCodeX on February 11, 2017, 07:15:43 AM

Quote from: klondike_bar on February 09, 2017, 08:11:36 PM

Quote from: PremiumCodeX on February 08, 2017, 04:35:47 PM

At what amount of BTC am I advised to invest into this hardware wallet? I understand there is an amount of BTC where after web wallets are difficult to trust. Also, I prefer divide my funds between web and HW wallets. So, what is the amount of funds when I am advised to consider investing into this? How much BTC did you have (if not private) when you bought your first HW wallet?

Thats like asking how many valuables you should have in your house before you buy a safe to put them in.

IMO the trezor is excellent. even if you only have 1 BTC, the trezor is a simple and secure way to store and spend it (or add more coins to in the future)

Yes. Literally, that is what I meant with that question. Sticking to the very good analogy: why would people buy a safe in their house when they have or intend to have only a small overall value there? People who invest to buy a safe, usually invest to it because they have or assume they will have a certain value to keep there. Returning from the analogy to BTC, I am interested in what this certain value is. 1 BTC, 2 BTC...etc?

1 or 2 BTC I do not think this makes sense... Unless bitcoin gets to 5k or so a piece.

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Quote from: klondike_bar on February 09, 2017, 08:11:36 PM

Quote from: PremiumCodeX on February 08, 2017, 04:35:47 PM

At what amount of BTC am I advised to invest into this hardware wallet? I understand there is an amount of BTC where after web wallets are difficult to trust. Also, I prefer divide my funds between web and HW wallets. So, what is the amount of funds when I am advised to consider investing into this? How much BTC did you have (if not private) when you bought your first HW wallet?

Thats like asking how many valuables you should have in your house before you buy a safe to put them in.

IMO the trezor is excellent. even if you only have 1 BTC, the trezor is a simple and secure way to store and spend it (or add more coins to in the future)

Yes. Literally, that is what I meant with that question. Sticking to the very good analogy: why would people buy a safe in their house when they have or intend to have only a small overall value there? People who invest to buy a safe, usually invest to it because they have or assume they will have a certain value to keep there. Returning from the analogy to BTC, I am interested in what this certain value is. 1 BTC, 2 BTC...etc?

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My Trezor is in the mail. Super excited!!!

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