Trezor Suite now supports coin control

[dkbit98]

This is probably the main reason behind the "dropped prices" for the above two devices.

I don't think so, this is not the first time they are offering discounts for this devices, and let's face it and say that Trezor One didn't change it's hardware for ten years.
All this altcoins should be available with their native wallets, they only won't be visible in Trezor Suite, similar like all binance chain assets.

New release of Trezor Suite 24.10.1 was just released, and it would be a good idea to update it now:
https://trezor.io/learn/a/trezor-suite-update-october-2024

[Pmalek]

Trezor released an update for their mobile app, Trezor Suite Lite today and finally introduced a sending option for Android devices. So, Trezor Suite Lite is migrating from a portfolio tracker to a mobile wallet. Android users can now connect their Trezors and make bitcoin transactions. 

https://x.com/Trezor/status/1848381697961648529

[dkbit98]

Can anyone see the option to buy Bitcoin with PayPal from Trezor Suite?
I saw they announced this feature was added recently but I don't have it in my app initially.
Note that you have to select your country if you don't see it, for Worldwide selection there is no Paypal listed.



More information on Trezor website:
https://content.trezor.io/trade-features

[SFR10]

Note that you have to select your country if you don't see it, for Worldwide selection there is no Paypal listed.

For users who know they're from one of the supported countries, but still can't see the PayPal option after doing the above thing, you might have to either change your local currency to something like USD/EUR or adjust the amount to at least 30 dollars.

[Pmalek]

Can anyone see the option to buy Bitcoin with PayPal from Trezor Suite?
I saw they announced this feature was added recently but I don't have it in my app initially.
Note that you have to select your country if you don't see it, for Worldwide selection there is no Paypal listed.

First I thought that the reason you don't see it is because they rolled out the PayPal option only for selected countries. But that's not true. They confirmed on Twitter that it's a global option. I will check it on my end the next time I fire up Trezor Suite. It's not something I plan to use personally. It's basically a type of KYC and connecting your real identity with your Trezor and crypto. They seem to have partnered with MoonPay to introduce the PayPal option.

[dkbit98]

In latest Trezor Suite update v25.9.2 they added some new interesting features like biometric authentication and mev protection.
I first thought they are adding biometric stuff for sending transactions, but this is only for unlocking Trezor Suite app, and it needs to be enabled as experimental feature.
This feature is available for Touch ID and Windows Hello, so I am not sure if Linux OS will be supported, but I will test it soon.





https://trezor.io/other/product-updates/trezor-suite-updates/trezor-suite-update-september-2025
https://github.com/trezor/trezor-suite/releases

[Forsyth Jones]

In latest Trezor Suite update v25.9.2 they added some new interesting features like biometric authentication and mev protection.
I first thought they are adding biometric stuff for sending transactions, but this is only for unlocking Trezor Suite app, and it needs to be enabled as experimental feature.
This feature is available for Touch ID and Windows Hello, so I am not sure if Linux OS will be supported, but I will test it soon.

This is great news. My Laptop has a biometric sensor, and few Apps support biometric authentication. The only other App/software that supports Fingerprint login is KeePassXC, my favorite password manager.

I don't believe it will work on Linux. Even though also supports biometric authentication, it only works for login on the system.

[Forsyth Jones]

As I imagined, I updated to the new version with a biometric sensor on Windows. However, the fingerprint feature is missing on Linux (v25.9.3). On Linux, the feature should be available in the Privacy section under the Application tab. Going back to Windows, you'll see this option, but not on Linux.

I don't believe it will work on Linux. Even though also supports biometric authentication, it only works for login on the system.

In Linux, the biometric sensor is only works for user login to the operating system.

[SFR10]

I first thought they are adding biometric stuff for sending transactions, but this is only for unlocking Trezor Suite app,

I'm glad they didn't add this feature for signing transactions and based on "this guide", it appears to work for view-only wallets.
^{- In the last part of the same guide, Trezor mentioned the need to re-authenticate every five minutes and I find this to be somewhat annoying (I do know it doesn't take that much time, but still...)!}

[dkbit98]

This is great news. My Laptop has a biometric sensor, and few Apps support biometric authentication. The only other App/software that supports Fingerprint login is KeePassXC, my favorite password manager.

If you can try it out and test if everything works fine.
KeePassXC is really great, and I think you can also use it with alternative like Yubikey.

I don't believe it will work on Linux. Even though also supports biometric authentication, it only works for login on the system.

There must be some workaround for this, or someone should create it.

In the last part of the same guide, Trezor mentioned the need to re-authenticate every five minutes and I find this to be somewhat annoying (I do know it doesn't take that much time, but still...)![/sup]

I think this feature is mostly created if you are not home, but traveling with your laptop.
Luckily it's easy to disable or enable it in settings.

[Forsyth Jones]

If you can try it out and test if everything works fine.
KeePassXC is really great, and I think you can also use it with alternative like Yubikey.

I have already tested the fingerprint/biometric authentication feature in Trezor Suite on Windows and Linux, it works on Windows, but on Linux the feature is non-existent.

As I imagined, I updated to the new version with a biometric sensor on Windows. However, the fingerprint feature is missing on Linux (v25.9.3). On Linux, the feature should be available in the Privacy section under the Application tab. Going back to Windows, you'll see this option, but not on Linux.

I don't believe it will work on Linux. Even though also supports biometric authentication, it only works for login on the system.

In Linux, the biometric sensor is only works for user login to the operating system.

Regarding KeePassXC, you're absolutely right. It's my favorite password manager. I use both KeePass2 and KeePassXC. For beginners, KeePassXC is the better option. But both are excellent options. I use KeePassXC primarily on Linux.

In KeePass2 there is a plugin where you can use the Trezor as a key file, adding an extra layer of security, similar to the YubiKey's Challenge-Response pattern.

Unfortunately, however, this feature only works with KeePass2, which is a shame, as I consider it a more secure alternative than YubiKey and KeePassXC doesn't allow plugin installation.

There must be some workaround for this, or someone should create it.

You're absolutely right, but it seems like there isn't much demand for it.

[cygan]

the new 26.2.3 version of Trezor suite has been available since yesterday, featuring various new functions related to transaction list and notifications, device wiping and the labeling system
a few bugs have also been fixed.
you can read all about it here: https://trezor.io/other/product-updates/trezor-suite-updates/trezor-suite-update-february-2026
full changelog inclusive dl-files: https://github.com/trezor/trezor-suite/releases/tag/v26.2.3