Positive: This Trazer Safe 7 works great with iPhone. Setting up was a breeze. The software and the device display interface is ease-of-use. Tried all basic stuffs like receiving and sending bitcoins, or use one of the legacy seed phrases format, they worked fine Negative: The charging cable came with the package is either too hard to push into the bottom of device or does not actually work. After some struggling, changing to any normal usb-c cable would do the trick and less risk on damaging the device. The seed backup book seems to use the same flimsy material as the user manual. They could have done better at least make it a little thicker or more premium feel. Read more

This is a very capable hardware crypto wallet used to store crypto-based currency, tokens, and other supported blockchain assets. Its manufacturer, Trezor, is a very well established brand in this space. I personally have owned Trezor crypto wallets for over 7 years, beginning with their Model One which I use with the Ethereum and Bitcoin blockchains. The other Trezor wallets I've owned have always been very reliable, and I'm still using the very first one I bought. Their oldest models are now falling behind in terms of supported features so earlier this year I invested in a pair of Trezor Safe 3 devices, and unfortunately for me before I got around to putting them into service I discovered that Trezor had just come out with a new flagship model, this Safe 7 version, and that made the two lesser-versions no longer desirable to me so I'll be giving them to a family member. That's because this new Safe 7 model is really such a big step up that I don't want to not use the Safe 7 or better from here on out. TL;DR - this hardware wallet is built to be secure both today and ten years from now. It's the only hardware wallet that I know of that is currently shipping commercially which can support ciphers that cannot be broken by a powerful quantum computer. So, they future-proofed this device and that's why it's so valuable. There are at least two reasons for me making this leap. The first is that this hardware wallet is the first one made by Trezor that came from the factory equipped to process and leverage the newest cryptographic algorithms, ones that were in development for quite a while and which were formally recommended for widespread adoption by NIST in mid-2024, so it is incredibly exciting to see this hardware wallet come with the ability to use those new algorithms built-in. I have already gone on way too much about the fancy cryptography they built into this device, but suffice it to say it's very relevant and is a move that all other vendors are going to have to embrace eventually to ensure that our funds in these hardware wallets are not at risk of being stolen via security exploits that will prey on hardware wallets that lack support for these newer cryptographic algorithms. The second reason I bought this hardware wallet is for the built-in bluetooth support. That makes it easily to use with my cellphone, and as my laptop also has bluetooth it's just really a big upper in terms of convenience. The built-in battery is designed to be both long-lasting and to be recharged over and over, which is great, and even if the battery totally dies someday, Trezor designed this hardware token so that it'll still work even with a dead battery as long as you plug it in using USB. In terms of how it feels when I'm using it, I have to say it's larger than the Model One and that's good because the touchscreen is really quite nice. I like the size of the fonts used, as well as how you work it. It integrated easily and was compatible with the Trezor Suite app I already had on my PC, and setup of the wallet was quick and easy. Trezor makes it very easy to create new wallet addresses using Trezor suite and the hardware wallet, and then to copy those addresses out of their app for use elsewhere. They also provided two passphrase backup cards to use when you initialize it and opt to create a new wallet, which I appreciated. Both the paper backup cards and the fonts onscreen are easy to read so even though I'm in my 60s and normally use reading glasses, they weren't necessary for the setup of the new hardware token. I've just finished seeding the wallets with funds from three blockchains. That was easy. Next I plan to explore how this device supports daaps and possibly an NFT, although that's not really what my primary use will be. My intent is to populate the Trezor Safe 7 with some of my most valuable holdings from Coinbase so they will be better-protected and safely tucked away in a wallet that I personally manage. Read more

✅ What I Like • The device's physical build is premium and gorgeous, definitely a top-shelf device in both feel and look. • Huge selection of supported coins + integration with external wallets for other coins. • The display looks fantastic for how small it is (though much bigger than my Safe 3). • Supposedly future-proof — never heard of Quantum Security before this, but it looks promising from my research. • Compared to my Safe 3, the larger screen + touchscreen is a nice improvement, along with haptic feedback. • Haven't tested this (hopefully won't on accident either), but if it's truly IP67 resistant, that's excellent. • Wireless option is nice to have in certain scenarios (still makes me nervous). • Open-source, which is important in the crypto realm. • Bluetooth can be disabled. ❌ What I Don't • Bluetooth support - I'm no security expert but I know BT is notoriously problematic. • Wicked high price point compared to the models before it, likely bumped up by the Quantum feature, but the technology is too new to the market to justify it from the consumer's side. • There's no way to fix the battery if it goes bad, but you can still connect via cable in that case. Still sucks for such an expensive device. My only real complaint is the wireless functionality for security concerns, but since this can be disabled I'll give it a full 5 stars. Read more

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The newest and best hardware wallet on the market. Upgraded from my faulty nano x with a battery issue. This is the first Trezor with Bluetooth and a battery. Excellent. Great screen. Great app. Very great device. Read more