Ledger's newest 20-25% Discount

[DireWolfM14]

I saw that tweet, and was pondering what it could be.  If I'm to venture a guess I'd say they are planning to integrating some type of exchange capability into Ledger Live.  A P2P type of exchange would be cool, but I could see them partnering with an established exchange also.  Either way, that would be a pretty cool feature.

[LTU_btc]

Later today they announced partnership with Crypto.com, where you can purchase Ledger wallet using Crypto.com coin and get 10% cashback. But I'm not really sure that's same thing as they advertised in previous tweet. I expected for something bigger than this. Maybe adding some important cryptocurrencies, instead of useless tokens or partnership with big exchange like Binance.

Personally I'd rather have preferred to see them build a stronger device (or a new version of S & X) than something made of shitty plastic and a poor quality circuit board. And fixing the buggy Ledger Live

I would love this. I already posted about it 1 or 2 years ago, rugged waterproof version of Ledger would be very needed thing. Current devices looks very vulnerable and easy to break. I always afraid thst I may accidentally drop my wallet on the floor and break it.

[HCP]

If someone is still looking for a discount... a user posted in another thread the 20% off promocode they got on their newsletter: WELCOMEAPRIL

Your Promo Code:
 
WELCOMEAPRIL

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Add any of the following product to your cart products to your cart: Ledger Nano X, Ledger Nano S, Ledger Backup Pack
Type WELCOMEAPRIL in the "Discount code" field on the first step of the check-out
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*The discount is automatically applied on the price without taxes of the Eligible Products. The coupon is active until April 11, 11:59PM CET. Limit of 100 uses, one per customer. Eligible Products are the Nano X, Nano S and Backup Pack. The discount does not apply to shipping costs nor does it apply to past purchases. Tax and customs costs are due by the customer under applicable rules.

[LeGaulois]

Personally I'd rather have preferred to see them build a stronger device (or a new version of S & X) than something made of shitty plastic and a poor quality circuit board. And fixing the buggy Ledger Live

I would love this. I already posted about it 1 or 2 years ago, rugged waterproof version of Ledger would be very needed thing. Current devices looks very vulnerable and easy to break. I always afraid thst I may accidentally drop my wallet on the floor and break it.

If a day you try to disassemble it to see how it's built inside you will see how easy it is to open it, even a 5-year-old child can do it with a screwdriver. Even removing the battery of your smartphone can be harder.

The circuit board doesn't even have a treatment against humidity. It may seem a stupid thing but actually it's not. That should be the basis.

It's really the 2 weak points of these devices. The microcontrollers, connectors, etc are fine otherwise. And since you talk about dropping accidentally your wallet on the floor... It happened to me, now the device is like if I own it for 15 years.

[Lucius]

Personally I'd rather have preferred to see them build a stronger device (or a new version of S & X) than something made of shitty plastic and a poor quality circuit board. And fixing the buggy Ledger Live

I wouldn't mind Ledger making one such a durable and more resilient device, maybe something like Trezor One Metallic, but you have to be aware that such a device would have a fairly high price - in case of Trezor 600+ EUR (but it is also limited edition).

Since I own both models (S&X), I can tell you that the X looks much better made, the metal part is a little thicker and the device itself is much firmer and more compact when you take it in hand. However, to the best of my knowledge, hardware wallet body parts are manufactured in China and assembled in France. Some users are right to complain about quality, and I have identified some small deficiencies with a thorough review, but luckily it's not anything that affects security, which is most important to me. That link is posted 10 months ago, so I believe that improvements have been made in terms of quality. As for Ledger Live, I personally have no problem using the S or X model on Windows 10

Ledger Nano X Build Quality Issues

[LeGaulois]

Personally I'd rather have preferred to see them build a stronger device (or a new version of S & X) than something made of shitty plastic and a poor quality circuit board. And fixing the buggy Ledger Live

I wouldn't mind Ledger making one such a durable and more resilient device, maybe something like Trezor One Metallic, but you have to be aware that such a device would have a fairly high price - in case of Trezor 600+ EUR (but it is also limited edition).

Since I own both models (S&X), I can tell you that the X looks much better made, the metal part is a little thicker and the device itself is much firmer and more compact when you take it in hand. However, to the best of my knowledge, hardware wallet body parts are manufactured in China and assembled in France. Some users are right to complain about quality, and I have identified some small deficiencies with a thorough review, but luckily it's not anything that affects security, which is most important to me. That link is posted 10 months ago, so I believe that improvements have been made in terms of quality. As for Ledger Live, I personally have no problem using the S or X model on Windows 10

Ledger Nano X Build Quality Issues

I would have no problem paying a higher price for something more solid even if the price is multiplied by 3 or 4, depending on what is added of course. All other components are of good quality, weld seams included but the points I mentioned suck. Ledger live, I'm still using the December version, I never managed to find a solution to their bug and I gave up

I didn't know this version of Trezor but I think the $600 price is too much. For such a price, you can get something done with gold plating lol.