Topic: Should I buy a Trezor or Nano S? (Read 1456 times)
I would strongly suggest using trezor why because they accept the highest value coin in the cryptocurrency whichnis the bitcoin and ethereum because if you are new at the trading block like me most of us would prefer buying and selling of the popular coins because they are the one's who are proven and tested.
I own both hardware wallets and what i can say is i like trezor most because it has a better quality, security and friendly interface
Ahh....cheers for the heads up.
Your statement doesn't make any sense.
Both the hardware wallets are just as secure if not more, and have friendly UIs.
I have a Trezor. The wait time for a Nano was saying 5-6 weeks. I'm happy with it so far - hopefully, they will support NEO soon. I like the passphrase (25th seed) feature it has - which the Nano doesn't have. They might be adding it soon
With the firmware version 1.3.1, all ledger wallets support "Advanced Passphrase" feature that acts just like the 25th seed in Trezor. It scrambles 24 seeds that are in use and generates a new identity with a passphrase. Its like having multiple wallets on a single device.
The Ledger passphrase feature also has a neat option where you can assign a different PIN to the passphrase. So you don't need to enter that passphrase at all, you simply enter your normal PIN to access default wallet, or enter 2nd PIN to access the "hidden" wallet associated with the passphrase 
Makes it a little faster/easier to use in my opinion.
Having said that, buy either the Trezor One or the Ledger Nano S... Or both... They're both excellent and work well.
Makes it a little faster/easier to use in my opinion.
Having said that, buy either the Trezor One or the Ledger Nano S... Or both... They're both excellent and work well.
I own both hardware wallets and what i can say is i like trezor most because it has a better quality, security and friendly interface
Your statement doesn't make any sense.
Both the hardware wallets are just as secure if not more, and have friendly UIs.
I have a Trezor. The wait time for a Nano was saying 5-6 weeks. I'm happy with it so far - hopefully, they will support NEO soon. I like the passphrase (25th seed) feature it has - which the Nano doesn't have. They might be adding it soon
With the firmware version 1.3.1, all ledger wallets support "Advanced Passphrase" feature that acts just like the 25th seed in Trezor. It scrambles 24 seeds that are in use and generates a new identity with a passphrase. Its like having multiple wallets on a single device.
I have a Trezor. The wait time for a Nano was saying 5-6 weeks. I'm happy with it so far - hopefully, they will support NEO soon. I like the passphrase (25th seed) feature it has - which the Nano doesn't have. They might be adding it soon
I own both hardware wallets and what i can say is i like trezor most because it has a better quality, security and friendly interface but ledger has support for more coins like via,ark,komodo .
I got involved with Cryptocurrencies about 4 months ago and have seen my enthusiasm for the tech grow along with my small stash of BTC + Alts. I was thinking about getting a Trezor or Nano S, leaning toward the Nano. Was wondering if the community strongly suggests the little fish invest in a hardware wallet or if they are not necessary.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
i would like to buy trezor because it is up coming wallet and it has great security. so i want to prefer to this. trezor is support to all major coins so try to take this once. in the markets more wallets are available but trezor is the best for maintain security. so choose it.
I don't know about the Ledger... but I recently received an Email from Trezor saying they have cheaper postage options to some locations (free to EU etc), and a promo code for €10 off the purchase price... making them €79/each + shipping.
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As a token of our gratitude, we would like to offer you a €10 discount on every TREZOR device of your next purchase. But that's not all! 😉
We have also revamped our shipping prices for Europe and North America. With cheaper shipping, you can save more than just €10!
If you live in the European Union, you can enjoy free standard shipping! Or you can opt for quicker DHL shipping only for €17.
Selected other European countries can also benefit from shipping by DHL for €17, down from €26.
To North America, we are newly shipping for only €22.
A full list of changes is available on our blog.
Get €10 off on each next TREZOR!
Apply "celebratetrezor" at checkout.
We have also revamped our shipping prices for Europe and North America. With cheaper shipping, you can save more than just €10!
If you live in the European Union, you can enjoy free standard shipping! Or you can opt for quicker DHL shipping only for €17.
Selected other European countries can also benefit from shipping by DHL for €17, down from €26.
To North America, we are newly shipping for only €22.
A full list of changes is available on our blog.
Get €10 off on each next TREZOR!
Apply "celebratetrezor" at checkout.
Thank you for this info,I just check on Trezor site and it is true that they have free shipping to EU,but promo code is working just for next purchase.In total price for Trezor is 107.69 EUR including VAT 21%.
On the other side Ledger Nano S is in total with shipping and tax 84.18 EUR.There is a difference in VAT(Value Added Tax) between EU countries and between certain types of products.In this case Trezor is sending from Czech Republic and Ledger from France.
I don't know about the Ledger... but I recently received an Email from Trezor saying they have cheaper postage options to some locations (free to EU etc), and a promo code for €10 off the purchase price... making them €79/each + shipping.
Quote
As a token of our gratitude, we would like to offer you a €10 discount on every TREZOR device of your next purchase. But that's not all! 😉
We have also revamped our shipping prices for Europe and North America. With cheaper shipping, you can save more than just €10!
If you live in the European Union, you can enjoy free standard shipping! Or you can opt for quicker DHL shipping only for €17.
Selected other European countries can also benefit from shipping by DHL for €17, down from €26.
To North America, we are newly shipping for only €22.
A full list of changes is available on our blog.
Get €10 off on each next TREZOR!
Apply "celebratetrezor" at checkout.
We have also revamped our shipping prices for Europe and North America. With cheaper shipping, you can save more than just €10!
If you live in the European Union, you can enjoy free standard shipping! Or you can opt for quicker DHL shipping only for €17.
Selected other European countries can also benefit from shipping by DHL for €17, down from €26.
To North America, we are newly shipping for only €22.
A full list of changes is available on our blog.
Get €10 off on each next TREZOR!
Apply "celebratetrezor" at checkout.
I have a Nano and just got two Ledger Nano S.
Go with a Ledger Nano S you won't regret it.
Go with a Ledger Nano S you won't regret it.
I'm thinking of buying hardware wallet and the choice is naturally between Trezor and Ledger Nano S.How much I can see the difference is in design and price.As far as designs are concerned, both of them are quite okay for me and the only thing that makes me the difference is price which is on the side of Ledger.I see there is option for promo code in Ledger page for a discount,was there anything like that lately?
I have a Nano and just got two Ledger Nano S.
Go with a Ledger Nano S you won't regret it.
Go with a Ledger Nano S you won't regret it.
Which currency(ies) are you planning to deal in?
Trezor and Ledger accept different currencies.
Trezor accepts:
Ledger accepts all of the above and:
Both support Ethereum, which means they could also support alt coins built on the Ethereum network.
So Ledger supports more coins. What I like about Trezor is their blog. They seem to be very communication forward when it comes to how to use their product, how to protect your wallets, how to access Bitcoin Cash (when it first came on the scene), etc.
Neither is expensive to buy, why not have both?
Trezor and Ledger accept different currencies.
Trezor accepts:
- Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Cash
- Litecoin
- Ethereum
- Dash
- Zcash
Ledger accepts all of the above and:
- Ark
- Dogecoin
- Ethereum Classic
- Komodo
- PoSW
- Ripple
- Stratis
Both support Ethereum, which means they could also support alt coins built on the Ethereum network.
So Ledger supports more coins. What I like about Trezor is their blog. They seem to be very communication forward when it comes to how to use their product, how to protect your wallets, how to access Bitcoin Cash (when it first came on the scene), etc.
Neither is expensive to buy, why not have both?
if read accepted list crypto curency, iam choose trezor
list coin in trezor is very good, and support all major coin
It's completely up to you, but keep in mind that you would be cut out of your funds for a week or so if you lose your wallet
Only if you want to restore to another hardware wallet... if you're desperate for access to your funds, you can simply restore your seed into any BIP39 compatible wallet like Electrum and get access to your coins...Granted, you lose a lot of the security doing this, and would need to move all the coins ASAP to a new hardware wallet... but the point is that you aren't necessarily without funds while waiting for a new device to arrive.
Also, I would consider buying a pair. If you lose one, you can always restore on the other one almost immediately, and not wait for another wallet to arrive for a week.
I didn't think about buy a second. Do others support this suggestion? I bought a Nano S fwiw.
It's completely up to you, but keep in mind that you would be cut out of your funds for a week or so if you lose your wallet
Yes you really should buy one with no doubt! Security means a lot with cryptocurrencies... Remember to use strong passphrase, I advise you the Diceware method and choose a 12+ words passphrase
What about Keepkey? Why nobody is recommending it anymore? Is it still available and supported? If not I would buy a Ledger device, Ledger Blue seems like a solid one but it costs more than 250 euro which is 5 times more than one Ledger Nano S!
250 for a wallet do sound strange, 70-90 is alright in my opinion.
What about Keepkey? Why nobody is recommending it anymore? Is it still available and supported? If not I would buy a Ledger device, Ledger Blue seems like a solid one but it costs more than 250 euro which is 5 times more than one Ledger Nano S!
They're both pretty much the same.
The fact Trez got hacked at least says they have found one vulnerability.
Ledger has not.
The fact Trez got hacked at least says they have found one vulnerability.
Ledger has not.
A hardware wallet is definitely the best solution for keeping your crypto safe and not vulnerable. Of course, you need to keep in mind that you'll need a wallet every time you want to send a transaction.
Also, I would consider buying a pair. If you lose one, you can always restore on the other one almost immediately, and not wait for another wallet to arrive for a week.
Considering the choice – I have a Trezor. I like it for design and integrated password manager — you can store some private keys from other wallets there.
Good luck.
Also, I would consider buying a pair. If you lose one, you can always restore on the other one almost immediately, and not wait for another wallet to arrive for a week.
Considering the choice – I have a Trezor. I like it for design and integrated password manager — you can store some private keys from other wallets there.
Good luck.
I didn't think about buy a second. Do others support this suggestion? I bought a Nano S fwiw.
A hardware wallet is definitely the best solution for keeping your crypto safe and not vulnerable. Of course, you need to keep in mind that you'll need a wallet every time you want to send a transaction.
Also, I would consider buying a pair. If you lose one, you can always restore on the other one almost immediately, and not wait for another wallet to arrive for a week.
Considering the choice – I have a Trezor. I like it for design and integrated password manager — you can store some private keys from other wallets there.
Good luck.
Also, I would consider buying a pair. If you lose one, you can always restore on the other one almost immediately, and not wait for another wallet to arrive for a week.
Considering the choice – I have a Trezor. I like it for design and integrated password manager — you can store some private keys from other wallets there.
Good luck.
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