Quote from: DdmrDdmr on December 06, 2022, 06:50:02 PM

My mind is going over scenarios where Id crack or break the screen, besides having to be wary of battery running down or eventually depleting it

When it comes to the battery power, they claim it can stay on for weeks and months after one full charge. If that's true, it's quite impressive because I have never heard any other hardware wallet manufacturer to have such a feature.

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on December 06, 2022, 08:17:49 PM

Why on Earth would I want my hardware wallet to have my name displayed on it?

Maybe you can upload a picture of yourself and write down your address below it. Completely unnecessary.

Quote from: joniboini on Today at 07:00:59 AM

They claimed it was designed to travel wherever the user goes, but why would they bring an HW wallet when traveling in the first place? Or is there a new trend where people get a cold wallet when they take a trip? Bringing a hot wallet like a phone is probably the better choice, no need to carry two devices just to manage your crypto.

That's just marketing nonsense. However, you can't compare the security offered by a hardware wallet with that of a hot phone wallet. But there is nothing wrong with their other devices that would require me to purchase this $300 credit-card looking thingy as my travel companion. If I wanted a Ledger for travels, I would go for an additional cheaper one, not the most expensive and delicate HW.