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| Introduction |  Model One The 'Model One' by Trezor is a relatively cheap, general-purpose hardware wallet. With its free, open-source app 'Trezor Suite' this hardware wallet supports many different cryptocurrencies and NFTs out of the box, yet still lacks support for dozens of altcoins that its successor the Model T supports. The wallet has no touch screen and is operated with a two-button pad. The Model One runs on open-source firmware and therefore misses a so-called Secure Element chip for internal security due to its single-chip architecture, which results in rather low protection against hardware attacks. | Model T The 'Model T' by Trezor is a general-purpose hardware wallet with a focus on easy usage and transparency. The wallet is extremely easy and pleasant to use due to its large colored LCD touch display that reminds of a small smartphone. With its free, open-source app 'Trezor Suite' this hardware wallet supports many different cryptocurrencies and NFTs out of the box. The Model T runs on open-source firmware and therefore misses a Secure Element chip due to its single-chip architecture, which results in a rather low protection against hardware attacks. |
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| Price | EUR67.83,USD69.00 | EUR67.83,USD69.00 |
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| Backup | 24 Words | 24 Words |
| Certification | CE, RoHS | CE, RoHS |
| Recommended For | Beginners | Beginners |
| Made In |  Czech Republic | Czech Republic |
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| Open Source | Yes | Yes |
| NFT Support | Yes | Yes |
| Staking | No | No |
| Exchange Integration | Yes | Yes |
| Tor Support | Yes | Yes |
| 2FA | Yes | Yes |
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| Handling | Buttons | Touch Display |
| Connection | Micro USB | USB-C, USB-A |
| Screen Size | 128x64 pixel | 240x240 pixel |
| Delivery Contents | Model One Hardware Wallet, Micro USB cable, 2x Recovery seed card, Trezor stickers | Model T, Magnetic dock, 2x Recovery seed card, USB-A to USB-C cable, Trezor stickers |
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| Opinion | Model One  89% Good /2024 The Model One by Trezor is a decent hardware wallet with sufficient functionality and build quality, yet it supports fewer coins and offers less security than competitor models in the same price range. Still, because the Model One runs on open-source firmware that offers high transparency for a very cheap price, it is a decent budget hardware wallet. | Model T 78% Decent /2024 Trezor's Model T shines in the factor of ease of use, as almost anyone can operate the device without an issue because of its large touch display. Besides the large, colorful touch display, the 'Model T' by Trezor does not offer any more utility than cheaper competitor models and lacks important hardware security due to a
missing Secure Element, which makes us believe that this model is rather overpriced and not recommended to the average crypto user. |