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[mjglqw]

Thanks for the info. Where did you buy them? Online or at a nearby store? and how much?

[milewilda]

sasasasasa

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[BitcoinNewsMagazine]

Ledger maintains a US warehouse so if you live in US even if you order from the Ledger website your Nano S will be shipped inside the US if possible. Ledger developer btchip has promised hidden accounts in a firmware update soon, also Mycelium integration for your Android phone.

The nice thing about Ledger and Trezor is they are true competitors each taking a different approach to hardware wallet design. KeepKey just built a business on top of the open source Trezor firmware.

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[senthil.kumar]

i like. This website

[bitkilo]

Ledger maintains a US warehouse so if you live in US even if you order from the Ledger website your Nano S will be shipped inside the US if possible. Ledger developer btchip has promised hidden accounts in a firmware update soon, also Mycelium integration for your Android phone.

The nice thing about Ledger and Trezor is they are true competitors each taking a different approach to hardware wallet design. KeepKey just built a business on top of the open source Trezor firmware.

I updated Mycelium not long ago and noticed that they now have keepkey integration but still no Ledger yet, good to hear it will be released soon.

Seen Trezor is also launching a new version soon so that will be interesting.

[grandFX]

Thanks for the info. Where did you buy them? Online or at a nearby store? and how much?

check it out and more details here http://bitcointrezor.com/
the price is $99

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[Windowly]

Thank you for the comparison!

I've really liked the trezor and bought one for myself and for my brother who also is a regular bitcoin holder and user. Always been tempted to try the Ledger though because it was cheaper, though.

[Neoclassical]

Trezor seems to be more expensive, but mostly due to the reason of password feature, which protects against the dreaded $5 hammer attack...but will you really suffer from that? Spoof password is not a bad idea, but how often people get into such situations?

[OneChain]

With Trezors recent "problems" regarding the whole "hacking" issue I will just stick with Ledger. A password function would be nice though.

[OneChain]

I apologize for the bump, but can anyone give input on the last Ledger Blue device with the big screen? How is it performing, how safe is it? Please give as much detail as you can. Thanks guys!