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I personally got a Trezor Model T, no complains so far. Setup was straight forward and no problems moving my funds to it. One thing to consider is what coins you are looking to store as I think different wallets support a different range of coins. If you hold a lot of alt coins then best to check what you can store them, but if you are just talking bitcoin and ether then most will be all good.
I actually bought mine from Amazon but if I recall it was sold via trezor themselves so went with that. I know people say only to buy from the company themselves so best to double check first. When I received it, I made sure all of the security seals on the packaging and device where there.
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Two options are basically Trezor or Ledger no? Ledger have had multiple customer data leaks.
Advice is always buy direct as there have been instances of 3rd part sellers on Amazon or other sites selling devices with malware on.
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Now that Xmas is over and I need to buy my own toys, Whats peoples thoughts on cold wallets? Not if they are worth it, more which ones are best? Any thoughts on the pros and cons?
Is having a Bluetooth functionality good? Battery powered? Thumbdrive USB plug in version good?
I guess if you're safely storing it off site in a secure location (in a box buried at the bottom of the garden) will influence what you buy...
I'm not finding the comparison sites very helpful unfortunately.... Like this one.
Is buying one from amazon safe?