0) General information
1) Unpacking
2) The Trezor
3) Install
4) Using the TREZOR Wallet
5) Conclusion
6) How to purchase

0) General Information + Hardware Needed to buy
As said by the Manufacturer: TREZOR is a single purpose device which allows you to make secure Bitcoin transactions. With TREZOR, transactions are completely safe even when initiated on a compromised or vulnerable computer. Because the use of TREZOR is very easy and intuitive we believe it will help Bitcoin adoption among people not familiar with the security issue

Specs:
CPU - TREZOR is using a 120 MHz embedded ARM processor (Cortex M3 to be precise) with a custom developed system.
Screen - Bright OLED - 128x64 pixels. Enough to hold six lines of text. Can display all the details you need to verify a transaction in a single screenfull.
Case - Both TREZOR Classic and TREZOR Metallic will have a similar case with dimensions of approx. 60 x 30 x 6 mm. The Classic edition is made of a reinforced plastic providing great durability. The Metallic TREZOR is made of a polished CNC milled aluminum.
Safety and certifications - The TREZOR is CE and RoHS certified, so it meets all quality, reliability and environmental standards. Its fine to take your TREZOR with you on the airplane. Like all modern electronics, the X-Rays won’t hurt it.

The TREZOR really came out and redefined the hardware wallet area for Bitcoins with it's design and screen.  It works with many different Operating Systems:  Windows, OS X and Linux.  It also can be used on Android giving a mobile safe way to carry and send Bitcoins.  One of the great things is TREZOR code is open-source, this provides with a secure code that anyone can look at.   The unique thing this has created such a great code some other hardware wallets can and have used the code of TREZOR.  Which I think is a big sign of the good job they have did with R/D, and creation of this device and code.

1) Unpacking
Your TREZOR will arrive with a very nice packaging that makes it easy to know if it's been tampered with. The TREZOR packing I tried to open cleanly and it still becomes very easy to spot it was opened.   The shrink wrap around the unit is there but just as a added layer.  The real security was the security sticker.  And I was surprised the box itself really is part of the security.  You can tell even when I used a knife to get a clean cut the boxes cardboard is instantly noticeable that it was opened.

When unpacking they included a nice longer usb cable, a nice lanyard, and stickers outside of the box within the envelope.  Once the box is opened the main things is your TREZOR, smaller usb cable, recovery seed packet, and instructions.  The recovery seed packet is very important you can write the label of the TREZOR in case you have multiple, and then within it write your recovery seed words.







2) The TREZOR
Below are images to showcase the TREZOR Wallet.





3) Install
Install is very simple with TREZOR Bridge.   After these main steps you will be all ready to use your TREZOR.  I used Chrome but firefox appeared no issue either.  They do recommend connecting your TREZOR, then downloading, and of-course setup after.


1) Plug in your TREZOR via usb to your computer.
2) In your web browser, go to the trezor website - Download
3) After you are there confirm the install of the TREZOR bridge and you will start the install. It should ask for a device label which allows you to identify TREZOR's easily if you have multiple.
4) You will want to write down the seed words on the provided paper.  Mine was very secure and by default did a 24 word seed - Example of backing up seed's
5) After this you will be able to go to the settings and set up other settings such as pin.  And you can really start using you trezor as of now - Other settings


As shown above install is a simple thing to do  and can be very custom depending on what settings you want. This is very secure wallet one thing to make sue you keep the security is writing the security key in booklet, and store it in a safe place such as a security deposit box.  And your TREZOR after this setup is ready to be used on the many different operating systems, or android phone.

4) Using the TREZOR Wallet
You now have a very secure hardware wallet, that you can send and store bitcoins safely with. (And a few other coins aswell).  It is very simple to use after set up. To show this here is a video showing sending bitcoin:


5) Conclusion
I have just started my usage with the TREZOR, but it has been arguably the most popular hardware wallet.  They created an amazing Hardware wallet and shared the code with being open source making it strong and secure.   It has a substantial feel to the wallet, and it usable on many OS and even on the go with Android. Add all the features and a nice LCD screen at a fair price makes this a real contender in hardware wallet.   It no doubt will remain one of the most popular hardware wallets in the space.


5) How to purchase
Below is link to order direct
1) Direct - https://www.buytrezor.com/

How do othe hardware wallets compare to the trezor?

BTW, you have a few typos (keepkey/trezor mix ups).

Thank you for posting this. I have been quite interested in a trezor for a while now. I am just a little confused by the seed words. Since preferably, if I did acquire a trezor, I would like to use it with Multibit HD. If a create a new Multibit HD wallet, I would given a set of seeds for Multibit HD wallet itself in order to recover it. Then, the Trezor device itselfs also shows seed words. How would I restore my wallet? Is the seed words associated with the Trezor in conjunction with the MyTrezor webwallet itself ? I am little confused since I thought this device doesn't store bitcoins, it only keeps processes transactions in device to keep your bitcoins safe, even on a infected computer. Could you clarify this?

MultibitHD is not the best wallet to use with Trezor as it does not support passphrase protected wallets. Electrum and Mycelium do, as does myTrezor.com. Your choice though.

Sorry about that it has since been fixed. I am working on a comparison of a few different wallet's.  It is my goal to try at least 1 more I know of and possibly more.   The KeepKey uses TREZOR code so it's very much familiar.   It is honestly a different market it is more the people who don't care about the money difference, and willing to pay for bigger screen with aluminum case.    

The TREZOR has many fan's of it.  Honestly I did KeepKey review and I got a LOT of push to do a TREZOR one due to how popular it is and pricing.  Also the TREZOR has Android capability which the KeepKey did not, which was big for some mobile users.

Thank you very much.  Thank you for kind comment's. My goal is to do a few more and do a comparison.  I feel BTC value is getting to point again it's more easily to justify a hardware wallet.  

I think it makes it a lot harder then a paper wallet to mess up security.  I feel security on paper wallet is great if done right.  But I fear of one's done wrong or stored in wrong place.  And hardware wallets really do a good job of keeping you secure without a screw up, which could be costly in today's world.

I am seriously considering purchasing either a trezor or keepkey within the next month and would like to make a sound judgment. I'm leaning towards the trezor because i really don't feel like the bigger screen and little bit nicer build quality isn't worth $140. I could even buy a back up trezor with it.  . I have two questions regarding the Trezor. Is there a specific reason why you choose the white one and what wallet do you use in conjunction with your trezor for what reason? Do you use the general Mytrezor webwallet, Electrum, ect.. for all your personal funds.
Thank you!  

This is very well put out. I don't have enough bitcoins worthy enough to buy a wallet like this. I have heard only good stuff about Trezor so far.

I will keep Trezor in mind in case I come to the point of owning a bunch of bitcoins for save keeping.

The whit is just kinda the classic so it let me see what a lot of users are getting.  There is the other color's out there and it really is as said above personal preference.  No matter which one you get you still get the same great features.

On myTrezor wallet I started off with site I wanted to test and use it first.  It works really well.  You can have multiple accounts on it, so you can easily have BTC in different addresses for different purposes which for me is a big thing.   I like to keep my selling and mining, and signature different accounts.   I just have really started to use it below you can see a lot of the wallet from myTrezor site it allows a lot as far as a wallet to start with, very easy to navigate.  And comes with features such as signing and priority sending (send with higher fee so faster).   So really does have a lot.  I do plan on other wallets testing:


Also they have a really good comparison to other wallet types: http://doc.satoshilabs.com/trezor-faq/_images/compared_to.png .  If interested in TREZOR I suggest looking at it, I didn't post it as there is a LOT of features and would take up a lot of space which is good.

Again if anyone out there is using TREZOR I would love to hear your favorite features, how you feel about using, etc.   I feel users who have used long term really can contribute a lot in this type of thread.