This is my first order of the Trezor Cryptocurrency cold wallet.

I've had two other Ledger Nano S that I ordered last year, and had always used those since they have a good cold wallet at a reasonable price, anywhere from $45 to $60 per Ledger Nano S.

Trezor was another wallet I had seen, but they always wanted at least $100 or more when they've priced the Trezor wallet.

But no longer, when I ordered the Trezor wallet 2 weeks ago, it was priced at 50% at $74 ... instead of the MSRP of $149.

But looks like I just checked the price on Sunday, April 1st (as of that time) ... on Amazon US ... it's priced at $66.80! (note that the price might be slightly different or it'll fluctuate based on your internet provider/location, so best that you "check" the price beforehand).

So if you've been wanting to grab a Trezor wallet ... now is the time before they most likely will raise the price back to the normal price level.

Below is the unboxing of the Trezor wallet:

They've got it sealed shut tight. Literally, wouldn't have to worry about someone tampering it ... even inside their package, they've got instructions if you think someone tampered it ... to return with the original box.

I had to use a scissor and rip the opening apart just to get to it. So it's packaged well.

When you unbox the contents, there's two square logo stickers along with 3 horizontal logo stickers. There's a short user manual, with two phrase keyword cards to write down.

The Trezor hardware is nicely packed into a soft foam container, with USB cord and small leash.

There's a sticky film that protects the top cover which is easily peeled off, and leaves no sticky residue behind.

Next post, I'll review how easy it is to get it setup and on the go, transferring some cryptocurrency into the wallet.

Anyone else take advantage of the Trezor wallet sale on Amazon?

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