Just wanted to check through a second channel if trezor.io domain does indeed belong to trezor people, SatoshiLabs, etc?
Would like confirmation on this as well because I have to restore from backup.
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Would like confirmation on this as well because I have to restore from backup.
Just wanted to check through a second channel if trezor.io domain does indeed belong to trezor people, SatoshiLabs, etc?
I enjoy my Trezor for a while now, now, mostly i don't trust any online wallet, hardware for me is equal to online wallet, but i guess if someone returned 200BTC to their original owners and now he is working for trezor, i can live with that 
Hey all, I have had my trezor for a few years now. I haven't spent too many coins out of it, but I really like it.
When I went to use it today, I could barely read the screen, it all the sudden is super super dark. Does anyone know why this could be?
It definitely hasn't gotten smashed, wet, or damaged in any way.
Has anyone else experienced this? This is definitely the first time, but I could barely see the pin pad to enter my code
When I went to use it today, I could barely read the screen, it all the sudden is super super dark. Does anyone know why this could be?
It definitely hasn't gotten smashed, wet, or damaged in any way.
Has anyone else experienced this? This is definitely the first time, but I could barely see the pin pad to enter my code
I have a few Trezor 1 wallets, gave them away as Christmas presents one year, love them, promote them, best wallet on the market, etc.
When can I buy the Trezor 2?
When can I buy the Trezor 2?
Trezor 2 hasn't been released yet and is still in production. As far as I know, they haven't posted any ETAs or release dates yet.
I've been debating getting a hardware wallet but might hold off to see when Trezor2 gets released.
So I can start saving now to get one.
Looking forward for the Trezor 2, been waiting to buy one as I knew the new release is imminent.
I have a few Trezor 1 wallets, gave them away as Christmas presents one year, love them, promote them, best wallet on the market, etc.
When can I buy the Trezor 2?
When can I buy the Trezor 2?
Trezor 2 hasn't been released yet and is still in production. As far as I know, they haven't posted any ETAs or release dates yet.
I've been debating getting a hardware wallet but might hold off to see when Trezor2 gets released.
I have a few Trezor 1 wallets, gave them away as Christmas presents one year, love them, promote them, best wallet on the market, etc.
When can I buy the Trezor 2?
When can I buy the Trezor 2?
Trezor with a color display is the new accessory for anyone that is seriously considering having more than 1 bitcoin in their wallet. I think I am in love at first sight! 
But before I get to ahead of myself what is the MSRP on it?
But before I get to ahead of myself what is the MSRP on it?
Ughhhh the prototype designs are so gorgeous. I hope I can justify the purchase of a few of these, I adore my v.1 Trezors.
Hello beautiful!
Quite the quantum leap when compared to the current TREZOR.
Almost like the differential between NES and SNES.
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Ughhhh the prototype designs are so gorgeous. I hope I can justify the purchase of a few of these, I adore my v.1 Trezors.
I agree... very happy with my V.1 Trezors..... But new design is cool..
Ughhhh the prototype designs are so gorgeous. I hope I can justify the purchase of a few of these, I adore my v.1 Trezors.
What's really the point of using a hardware wallet?
For security or not even... lol
Always used cloud wallets,thats why
For security or not even... lol
Always used cloud wallets,thats why
It is really for security.
If you have your wallet on your computer, and the hard drive fails, you will lose your wallet. If you have a wallet online, and someone hacks it, you will lose your funds (if you don't control your private keys, you do not control your coins).
Hardware wallet mitigates those two shortcomings: you control the private keys and you have a backup, in form of a mnemonic seed (chain of random words in a non-random order), written on a paper.
Then you might ask, why not use a paper wallet instead? Well, spending out of a paper wallet is unsafe, as you will have to enter the entire private key somewhere whenever you want to spend your coins. On the other hand, spending out of a hardware wallet is very safe, as it isolates your keys from everything. Keys never leak and therefore your funds are safe. Hardware wallets also increase physical security; they are protected against unauthorized use by PIN+Passphrase. Paper wallets cannot do that.
Tl;dr: Hardware wallet like TREZOR combines the convenience of a computer/software wallet and the safety of a paper wallet.
What's really the point of using a hardware wallet?
For security or not even... lol
Always used cloud wallets,thats why
For security or not even... lol
Always used cloud wallets,thats why
You can find a presentation on TREZOR 2 here, on our blog. https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-security-beyond-bitcoin-c99f27b18b6b#.yn4jjv71a
Technical specifications? There is this one slide from the TREZOR 2 hackathon. On the picture, that's just the prototype
No release date yet, but aiming for Q2/2017
Very exciting!
So the new TREZOR will definitely be bigger in size!
Size does matter!
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Thank you, received today mine and it is working perfectly.
So, after long time reading those wonderful reviews about TREZOR device, i have ordered a 3 unit bundle package last week, can't wait to put my hands on one.
from my understanding, Trezor is basically another layer of protection to your wallet and you kinda forced to open a wallet in Trezor's website right?
Can i use other wallets with Trezor and if so, what is the most reliable wallet? been hurt already by many exit scam's.
from my understanding, Trezor is basically another layer of protection to your wallet and you kinda forced to open a wallet in Trezor's website right?
Can i use other wallets with Trezor and if so, what is the most reliable wallet? been hurt already by many exit scam's.
There is a list of TREZOR compatible apps in our documentation, accessible here: https://doc.satoshilabs.com/trezor-apps/
So, after long time reading those wonderful reviews about TREZOR device, i have ordered a 3 unit bundle package last week, can't wait to put my hands on one.
from my understanding, Trezor is basically another layer of protection to your wallet and you kinda forced to open a wallet in Trezor's website right?
Can i use other wallets with Trezor and if so, what is the most reliable wallet? been hurt already by many exit scam's.
from my understanding, Trezor is basically another layer of protection to your wallet and you kinda forced to open a wallet in Trezor's website right?
Can i use other wallets with Trezor and if so, what is the most reliable wallet? been hurt already by many exit scam's.
I'm using Electrum with Trezor and it's working great!
So, after long time reading those wonderful reviews about TREZOR device, i have ordered a 3 unit bundle package last week, can't wait to put my hands on one.
from my understanding, Trezor is basically another layer of protection to your wallet and you kinda forced to open a wallet in Trezor's website right?
Can i use other wallets with Trezor and if so, what is the most reliable wallet? been hurt already by many exit scam's.
from my understanding, Trezor is basically another layer of protection to your wallet and you kinda forced to open a wallet in Trezor's website right?
Can i use other wallets with Trezor and if so, what is the most reliable wallet? been hurt already by many exit scam's.
Is there a release date for the new Trezor?
What are the specifications of the new Trezor?
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You can find a presentation on TREZOR 2 here, on our blog. https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-security-beyond-bitcoin-c99f27b18b6b#.yn4jjv71a
Technical specifications? There is this one slide from the TREZOR 2 hackathon. On the picture, that's just the prototype
https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1000/1*hD_1yj9uExgy2mR6czR2Uw.png
No release date yet, but aiming for Q2/2017
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