Have you been thinking about withdrawing your crypto funds from an exchange into someplace safe? Do you have doubts about the security of your mobile wallet? Are you considering investing a large sum into cryptocurrencies, but you are worried that somebody might steal your private keys? The answer for all of these questions is simple: Trezor.
No matter which model you choose, it is the safest option on the market
Trezor hardware wallets offer the most safety the crypto world can offer - regardless of whether you use a Trezor One or a Trezor Model T. This remains true if you connect them to your supersecure personal laptop or a shared computer in a public library.
Trezor One is a product, Model T is a platform
The original model was created as a single-purpose device and is now firmly established as the golden standard of hardware wallets. Model T is meant to be a platform with broader future use cases and possibilities.
If your only aim is to keep your private keys safe and you do not expect the device to do anything else, we recommend the simpler and cheaper model - Trezor One. Its price has recently gone down by almost a quarter, allowing you to get a top-quality hardware device for a reasonable and affordable price.
If you want to use your Trezor often, you want to enjoy added security and comfort of a color touch screen and you want to use additional features (such as MicroSD for future storage of encrypted passwords and somewhat more extensive coin support), you might want to invest in the new Trezor Model T. Additionally, it is also noteworthy that the Model T design appears to be much more robust and durable.
Specifications of the individual models
According to the official documentation, the main difference between the two models is the touch screen, SD slot and more supported coins in Trezor Model T. If you think about it, it is rather convenient to have local storage for you encrypted passwords (instead of storing them in the cloud). Not to mention the additional security of the touch screen that enables you to enter both PIN and passphrase on the device itself, without revealing it to the computer you are connected to.
Both models offer Trezor Password Manager. Although extremely safe and easy-to-use, some might prefer less secure, but more practical, online password managers - carrying your Trezor device every time you want to log in somewhere is just a bit too much sometimes.
