Trezor T Review

We have thoroughly tested the Trezor T, the first hardware wallet with a touchscreen. The results of our test are written out on this page. This will help you easily decide whether this wallet is the right choice for you.

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Advantages of the Trezor T

Touchscreen: The Trezor T features a touchscreen, which enhances ease of use.
Bitcoin-only firmware: Like other Trezors, the Trezor T allows you to install Bitcoin-only firmware. This means you can’t manage other coins with your Trezor T, and there is no unnecessary programming code on your wallet.
Open-source: The software code of Trezor is fully open-source, allowing the community to review it for potential bugs.

Disadvantages of the Trezor T

No Secure Element: Like the Trezor One, the Trezor T does not have a security chip. This makes the wallet vulnerable in case of physical theft. We recommend only using the Trezor T in combination with a 25th word or passphrase.
Limited network support: While the Trezor T supports Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano tokens, it does not support other networks. For newer networks like Kaspa and Base, this wallet cannot be used.

Who is the Trezor T suitable for?

The Trezor T is ideal for crypto users who plan to use the wallet with a passphrase. It is also the most affordable hardware wallet with a touchscreen.

However, if you are more serious about Bitcoin or crypto, we recommend purchasing the newer Trezor Safe 3 (without touchscreen) or Trezor Safe 5 (with touchscreen) instead of the Trezor T.