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Has anyone tried using Trezor? been tempted to buy one but i don't know if it's any good than using online wallet.

I would just go with a Ledger Nano instead. Very affordable and secure in my opinion. Much cheaper than a Trezor too https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/1-ledger-nano

I am collecting my bitcoin to buy a Ledger hardware wallet.
It is pretty same if we compare the features with Trezor.
It's much cheaper and more people can afford the Ledger price.

I have not used any hardware wallets so far. This is because of fear of using new technology for my hard earned bitcoins and secondarily the cost of hardware wallets. May be after your recommendation I will change my opinions and will look for it.

I would definitely go for it since they are opensourced, this means that they are fully transparent and can be trustable. Buying the wallet would be justifiable if I am in control of a lot of Bitcoin and they are very precious to me. If not, paper wallet would work just fine.

I do understand the concern tough... I trust the firmware that's on the HW wallet, like you said, it's opensourced.... BUT, i don't trust the fact that when i do something wrong, i could potentially lose all my coins...