Trezor Suite now supports coin control

[philipma1957]

Hmm

 I have trezor one

And I have maybe trezor t

I wonder if I should get a safe 5

[dkbit98]

Based on "this image", it appears that it still requires relying on a server ^{[one with a higher degree of privacy]} and you still have to edit each of those labels separately.
^{- BTW, the "latter part of this guide" mentions having a limit of 2,500 edits, so it's probably not that suitable for heavy users (unfortunately).}

I didn't try this new Suite Sync feature yet, but I manually exported and imported labels on different devices, and it worked great.
I prefer keeping this stuff locally even if files are encrypted, but Suite Sync could be better for someone who is using web version of Trezor Suite on different devices.

[GhostOfBitcoin]

I am a Trezor user, I saw this new update which I really liked.

Trezor Suite v26.5.1 has been released

To download and install the latest update, simply open Trezor Suite and proceed using the on-screen instructions.Please note that updates roll out in stages and you may not be prompted to update for several days after this announcement.

New features

Improvements

Bug fixes

Find out more about this update

Check out this release on our GitHub

[SFR10]

I am a Trezor user, I saw this new update which I really liked.

You forgot to mention which parts you liked the most.

Find out more about this update

As an old Trezor user, I agree with a lot of things that they do, but I'm quite surprised to see that both "Changelly and ChangeNOW ^{[well-known in the community for being part of a group of platforms that do selective scams]}" are still part of the third-party swap providers in Trezor Suite!

[satscraper]

Trezor Suite v26.5.2 ^{which was released a few moments ago} includes security improvements delivered through the corresponding firmware update for Trezor Safe 7, Safe 5, Safe 3, and Model T. Users of these models might want to apply the firmware update to benefit from delivered enhancements.

Beyond firmware level the app itself received numerous improvements and features ^{in both UI and UX} such as new Earn section, improved address formatting, unified onboarding for the desktop and mobile flavors, to name just a few. Just read:

[SFR10]

Trezor Suite v26.5.2 ^{which was released a few moments ago} includes security improvements
[...]
Beyond firmware level the app itself received numerous improvements and features

I just compared the last two releases side by side ^[screenshot] and despite the stablecoin yield feature appearing to be the only new change, I can confirm it's also present "under the Earn tab" of the previous update ^{[in other words, I don't think anything new has been added in the latest Trezor Suite update]}.

[satscraper]

Trezor Suite v26.5.2 ^{which was released a few moments ago} includes security improvements
[...]
Beyond firmware level the app itself received numerous improvements and features

I don't think anything new has been added in the latest Trezor Suite update][/sup].

The real differences might be in the behind‑the‑scenes commits, not in the release wording. v26.5.1 is clearly marked as immutable, which means that once the release is published, it will never be changed, edited, or overwritten.

So if the developers discover a missing commit, a small bug, or any other minor issue, they must publish a new release  ^{even if it has the same wording as the previous one}.

In other words, to ground your conclusion, you need to compare the commits in both versions rather than the wording.

P.S. Sure, you can choose whether to update it, but I would recommend updating it.

[dkbit98]

I can confirm Trezor Suite added stupid new EARN tab section, and there is no way to hide or remove it, even if you are not using that feature.
Trezor needs to make this optional in settings, since not everyone is interested in staking stupid ethereum and ''earning''  

[Forsyth Jones]

I can confirm Trezor Suite added stupid new EARN tab section, and there is no way to hide or remove it, even if you are not using that feature.
Trezor needs to make this optional in settings, since not everyone is interested in staking stupid ethereum and ''earning''  

Yes, I also just updated to version v26.5.2 and I can confirm that the "earn" button is also available.

Will they follow the same path as Ledger Live/Wallet and pollute their interface?

It seems that in 2026 it's very hard to have a wallet that only has the tabs: Transactions, send, receive...

[satscraper]

I can confirm Trezor Suite added stupid new EARN tab section, and there is no way to hide or remove it, even if you are not using that feature.
Trezor needs to make this optional in settings, since not everyone is interested in staking stupid ethereum and ''earning''  

Yes, I also just updated to version v26.5.2 and I can confirm that the "earn" button is also available.

Will they follow the same path as Ledger Live/Wallet and pollute their interface?

It seems that in 2026 it's very hard to have a wallet that only has the tabs: Transactions, send, receive...

The answer is simple.

You are not the only person on Earth who needs wallet. Some people need the tabs you listed, others want Earn, and the third group prefers something completely different. So the companies building wallets are trying to create  product that can serve everyone. What is different about it is that ^{as dkbit98 said} the features they add should be optional so that everyone can adjust wallet's UI to their own needs.

[Forsyth Jones]

Maybe I'm just old school (I miss Fruttiger Aero, where things were simpler), someone who likes a cleaner interface with everything in its proper place.
Yeah, if some features are optional, especially for those want an interface that's as uncluttered as possible, would be better.

The answer is simple.

You are not the only person on Earth who needs wallet. Some people need the tabs you listed, others want Earn, and the third group prefers something completely different. So the companies building wallets are trying to create  product that can serve everyone. What is different about it is that ^{as dkbit98 said} the features they add should be optional so that everyone can adjust wallet's UI to their own needs.