Trezor Black Friday Promo 2020

[HCP]

And now Trezor have sent me a notification of their Black Friday Promo for 2020...

20% off... promocode is: BLACKFRIDAY2020 - NOTE: this is CASE sensitive!

[Coin-Keeper]

I am trying to resist another T.   I think I am going to jump on this though.  I could use another unit for coding and experimenting with things.  I am so weak, LOL!

[hugeblack]

From a 33% discount when the price was low to 20% off promo code when the price is approaching its ATH, I think they are heading in the wrong direction. This deal is bad.
I expected the percentage to reach 40% or 50% if more than one device was requested.

Or at least there will be a repeat of what happened in 2017 ( Pay for 2. Get 3. | Black Friday 2017 )

[decodx]

From a 33% discount when the price was low to 20% off promo code when the price is approaching its ATH, I think they are heading in the wrong direction. This deal is bad.
I expected the percentage to reach 40% or 50% if more than one device was requested.

Or at least there will be a repeat of what happened in 2017 ( Pay for 2. Get 3. | Black Friday 2017 )

Maybe they will offer something better for Cyber Monday? I was expecting more from Trezor for the Black Friday promotion, especially when I saw the offer for Ledger.

I would really like to equip myself with one hardware wallet and the Ledger shop is not appealing to me given the recent incidents.

[Coin-Keeper]

I decided to hold off and wait for a bigger discount too.  Maybe Xmas if not Cyber Monday.

[Rath_]

Maybe they will offer something better for Cyber Monday? I was expecting more from Trezor for the Black Friday promotion, especially when I saw the offer for Ledger.

I have just got an e-mail with another 20% discount code - CYBERMONDAY2020. It is valid until 30th November. You might get a better deal for Christmas, but it could be one of the "buy 2x Trezor One and get another one for free" type of offers.

[decodx]

What's with KeepKey? Did they had any Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals this year?

[Rath_]

What's with KeepKey? Did they had any Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals this year?

You should read this thread before you even start to consider buying KeepKey. Long story short, the support is terrible and you will quickly get frustrated. You might not even be able to use its dedicated software without going through KYC. It's basically a worthless black brick as stated in the thread's subject.

[decodx]

What's with KeepKey? Did they had any Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals this year?

You should read this thread before you even start to consider buying KeepKey. Long story short, the support is terrible and you will quickly get frustrated. You might not even be able to use its dedicated software without going through KYC. It's basically a worthless black brick as stated in the thread's subject.

Well that's a good read, thank you.
The only time I'd consider taking KeepKey is if they offered a $5/piece deal like they did for last year’s Black Friday promotion. For that amount, I would take it for testing purposes at least.

[Coin-Keeper]

Maybe they will offer something better for Cyber Monday? I was expecting more from Trezor for the Black Friday promotion, especially when I saw the offer for Ledger.

I have just got an e-mail with another 20% discount code - CYBERMONDAY2020. It is valid until 30th November. You might get a better deal for Christmas, but it could be one of the "buy 2x Trezor One and get another one for free" type of offers.

OK, so I am weak.  I ordered another T from the cybermonday deal.

[Rath_]

You might get a better deal for Christmas, but it could be one of the "buy 2x Trezor One and get another one for free" type of offers.

It is as bad as I expected. For Christmas, one can buy a Trezor One doublepack for 88.5 euro while a single Trezor One costs 59 euro (regular price). There are no other discount codes or bundles.

[HCP]

Ooof.. that's not really much of a discount... I'm wondering if the retailers are just banking on the fact that BTC is once again near ATH prices that people might be more concerned about losing significant sums of $$$ and might be keen to pay whatever it takes to get a hardware wallet?