Video review: Trezor Safe 3
What devices does the Trezor Safe 3 support?
You can connect your Trezor Safe 3 to Mac OS, Linux and Windows computers, as well as Android smartphones. However, it only offers view-only compatibility with iOS.
What coins does the Trezor Safe 3 support?
The Trezor Safe 3 supports more than 1,000 tokens across a range of cryptocurrency networks, including:
- Bitcoin
- Ethereum
- XRP
- Solana
- BNB Beacon Chain
- Cardano
- Avalanche
- Dogecoin
- Monero
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
The Safe 3 also offers native support for all these networks through the Trezor Suite app that lets you manage your portfolio, buy, sell, send and stake your coins.
How much is the Trezor Safe 3?
The Trezor Safe 3 retails for US$79 (around AU$125), plus shipping. It can be ordered directly from the Trezor website.
Is the Trezor Safe 3 safe?
Like the name suggests, the Safe 3 has been designed with an emphasis on security.
It features a Secure Element (EAL6+) certified chip to help protect from online and offline attacks, as well PIN and passphrase protection on the device itself.
There's also multiple backup and recovery options, including 12-, 20- and 24-word recovery phrases and multi-share backup for added peace-of-mind.
Trezor customer support
Trezor has an online chat bot and support team.
There's also a Trezor forum to help with any troubleshooting issues or questions.
What's in the box?
- Trezor Safe 3 Bitcoin-only hardware wallet
- USB-C → USB-C cable
- 2x Wallet backup card
- Start-up guide
- Trezor stickers
Trezor Safe 3 alternatives
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