Topic: Trezor or Ledger? - page 13. (Read 1604 times)
Trezors are the best ... I have one myself and do the job.
Ledger is much more better, you can store in there a lot of altcoins that are a little bit undervalued at the moment (aprox 30 altcoins) and Trezor is only offering 15, if am not wrong. Ledger is much more cheaper than the trezor one.
But trezor has a better security rather than ledger but that depends on the user itself, if the user interested to store various altcoin and then ledger should be the best choice and if he or she was focussing on the sercurity and trezor looks very good to be bought.
Ledger is much more better, you can store in there a lot of altcoins that are a little bit undervalued at the moment (aprox 30 altcoins) and Trezor is only offering 15, if am not wrong. Ledger is much more cheaper than the trezor one.
I will go for Trezor anytime any day because Trezor is ease of use and it super high levels security. However, it support crypto currency and token either. Here are the updated coin/token which Trezor wallet supported BTC, LTC, NMC, DOGE, DASH, BCH, ZEC, ETH, ETC, ERC20, BTG, NEM and UBIQ.
Had my Trezors since early 2015 and they have been sitting on my desk behind my monitor for the past 2 years collecting dust. Needless to say, I got out of the crypto scene and just focused on work until this year. Never even took them out of the little boxes until I saw in Dec 17 that the price of btc hit 19k !
After cleaning the dust off the boxes, you know I was kind of nervous because I haven't even plugged them in almost 2 years. Wondered if the little display would work and so forth. I have my seeds so was no big deal. Well, plugged the first one in and voila worked like a champ but needed updates badly... was on like ver 1.2 or earlier. Unplugged and held both buttons down and plugged back in. Updated flawlessly. Same with the 2nd one.
There was all my BTC and what the heck there's BCH/BitcoinGold ready to be split in their nice little tool. Split both coins and sent them to exchanges to be exchanged. LOL OMG that was over 2 years salary just from the split coins. Since then, they still work just like the day I loaded them up but with more coin options.
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After cleaning the dust off the boxes, you know I was kind of nervous because I haven't even plugged them in almost 2 years. Wondered if the little display would work and so forth. I have my seeds so was no big deal. Well, plugged the first one in and voila worked like a champ but needed updates badly... was on like ver 1.2 or earlier. Unplugged and held both buttons down and plugged back in. Updated flawlessly. Same with the 2nd one.
There was all my BTC and what the heck there's BCH/BitcoinGold ready to be split in their nice little tool. Split both coins and sent them to exchanges to be exchanged. LOL OMG that was over 2 years salary just from the split coins. Since then, they still work just like the day I loaded them up but with more coin options.
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I have bought a Nano Ledger S and I am very happy with it, I don't have experience with Trezor yet, will be interested to read people's opinions.
Both has actually same functions it will only matter on how the person take care of this offline wallets but compare to online wallets this two is so much secure what people must only do is keep them in a place that is difficult to get because it can be stolen anytime and can easily take away from you without your knowledge unless you were able to check them from time to time
Note that the cost of a Ledger device is around $60, while the cost of a Trezor device is closer to $100. Trezor has slightly better wallet software, even allowing transaction information to be synced with a DropBox account. There are options to create an endless amount of hidden accounts by password protecting a user’s seed. Trezor also has a password directory that is easily accessible.Both devices cover a lot of cryptocurrencies with more being added all the time. The Ledger provides great support for Ethereum and some ERC-20 tokens, where as the Trezor supports all ERC-20 tokens.
I'm a newbie, and i don't have that much BTC or other Crypto's, but i feel so safe with the Ledger!Definitely worth buying, even if you don't have that much. 
Which hardware wallet to choose? What wallet have you got? Which one is secure? What altcoins can be allocated there?
Trezor Model T is new and will be available only in few months. It is more expensive and slowly will add more alts. It for sure is better option if you are not in a hurry and you want to store only top coins at start.
I haven't seen any news about upcoming ones. Where I can find info about it?
https://www.blockchainsensei.com/trezor-model-t/
There was preorders a month ago and was said they will be delivered in January. I guess after that so in February they will start selling them.
I am waiting for first comments about new model from its users.
I have both, but I prefer Trezor. Overall both of them are great so far.
As you have already used both, tell me, please, is there any difference between Trezor and Ledger? How long have you been using them? Which one was first? And why did you buy another one?
Currently I use a Trezor and I am very happy about my choice. I felt better with the company that has been around longer and that was the only reason I chose Trezor.
I have many friends who have a ledger and I have never heard any complaints.
I have many friends who have a ledger and I have never heard any complaints.
Which hardware wallet to choose? What wallet have you got? Which one is secure? What altcoins can be allocated there?
i use ledger from 1st january 2017, and i have no issue with my ledger nano s,,
so maybe i recommend you to use ledger nano s
Both are very secure however with Ledger you have lots of options. You can store multiple currency.
Hope it helps
Hope it helps
Personally I like Trezor because that is the hardware wallet I have, also I live in the Czech Republic so I can get hold of the developers pretty easily.
I haven't heard anything bad about Ledger, I think they are both great products.
I haven't heard anything bad about Ledger, I think they are both great products.
I have both, but I prefer Trezor. Overall both of them are great so far.
My choice is Ledger Nano S. It has high level of security. It looks like the usual USB flash drive. There is possible to store both bitcoins and altkoins on ETH in it.
Which hardware wallet to choose? What wallet have you got? Which one is secure? What altcoins can be allocated there?
Both are a very good option to store crypto by checking online reviews.
I think the ledger nano of 50 usd is worth and probably getting one for myself.
Is the Ledger updated regularly with new coins being added ?
Which one is the easiest to use ?
Which one is the easiest to use ?
Which hardware wallet to choose? What wallet have you got? Which one is secure? What altcoins can be allocated there?
Trezor Model T is new and will be available only in few months. It is more expensive and slowly will add more alts. It for sure is better option if you are not in a hurry and you want to store only top coins at start.
I haven't seen any news about upcoming ones. Where I can find info about it?
https://www.blockchainsensei.com/trezor-model-t/
There was preorders a month ago and was said they will be delivered in January. I guess after that so in February they will start selling them.
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