Quote from: dkbit98 on April 27, 2022, 12:09:57 PM

Quote from: SFR10 on April 26, 2022, 01:50:18 PM

Based on "this video ^[1:14]", they're claiming the same Nano X screen is being used on the Nano S Plus, so it's probably not going to suffer from those issues, but I'm still wondering why they seem to have different qualities ^{[not sure if something was lost in translation or this is another lie]}?!

Interesting video made by ledger, and while I was watching assembling procedure for S plus device, I have to say that it's clear that everything was made in China.
Display is coming from China, and PCB is made by Shenzhen JOVE Enterprise in Shenzhen, China.
Regarding screen for this new device I saw complains from some people reporting there is clearly visible dust (maybe even hair) particles under the screen and it's impossible to clean them... so much about assembling quality of hairy workers seen in videos.
Fan fact is that ledger spent $100,000 for making of this promo videos Roll Eyes

Here is ledger co-founder aka reddit moderator lying again:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/u4awq1/comment/i4ufk58/

Than he changed his story when presented with clear evidence:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/u4awq1/comment/i4wvkkb/

So anyone who own or purchase ledger have to trust that china didn't install some hidden back doors like they are doing with their smartphones.
Good luck with that Cheesy

Assuming what Ledger says is true and they use French pick & place soldering service, they only receive bare PCBs from China.
How would 'the Chinese' install a backdoor on a bare PCB? You know, this kind of stuff:

It's just a bare piece of FR4 with some copper on it; you can't install a backdoor into this.

Quote from: jerry0 on May 03, 2022, 09:47:30 PM

Would you recommend it at the moment based on the reviews?

Personally, I'll never recommend a closed-source device and even if Ledger were to one day release an open-source, verifiable device I'd be highly skeptical due to their track record. So no, I wouldn't recommend Ledger Nano S Plus. There are such great alternatives these days; it's not 2014 anymore where you could only buy Trezor or Ledger. Almost 10 years have passed and the market offers Open Source Hardware Wallets, AirGapped Hardware Wallets, and even DIY hardware wallets which are probably all better options than a Ledger.