Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals

[Pmalek]

@NeuroticFish
And I am sure that not much time will pass before Christmas and New Year promotions will begin, so there will be plenty of opportunities to buy a new device for those who want one.

@SFR10
I didn't consider those offers with vouchers. You will have to buy the device at full-price to get a type of cashback in bitcoin.

[tenant48]

There are also discounts on ColdCard wallets for Black Friday.

ColdCard MK4 - $126.35
ColdCard Q - $175.99

https://store.coinkite.com/store/coldcard

[Pmalek]

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This Black Friday promotion by Coinkite and Coldcard will be valid until 2 December. It's a 20% discount on both hardware wallets.
The general feeling is that most companies have created good deals for new customers. There is no chip shortage any longer, which was the case a few years ago during the pandemic. That gives them some extra wriggle room to cut their profits a bit and still operate positively. 

[dkbit98]

Satochip is currently offering 15% OFF + FREE Keychain for Black Friday until then end of December 1 with code: BF-15
https://satochip.io/

Thebitcoinhole is a anther good website to find all the latest deals and discounts for hardware wallets.
Don't buy anything that is not open source and anything that is against open source projects:
https://thebitcoinhole.com/deals

[Pmalek]

Satochip is currently offering 15% OFF + FREE Keychain for Black Friday until then end of December 1 with code: BF-15
https://satochip.io/

To get a free keychain, you would have to make a purchase of at least €85. It's not available on all purchases. As Satochip explains on their website, the 15% discount also excludes bundle packs and other already discounted products. 

Don't buy anything that is not open source and anything that is against open source projects:

You mean the brand whose owner sues the developers of open-source products and software because he is a vindictive little man?

[Pmalek]

Blockstream also has a Black Friday event for their Jade hardware wallet. You will have to buy two Jade's to get the second one for 50% off. The deal also includes free shipping in North America and Europe.

It's not the best deal because you would have to buy two devices to take advantage of the discount. It would work though if you could find another person who would be interested in a Jade. It also seems to me that Jade's price has increased. I am not sure when and does it have anything to do with this Black Friday promotion.

The price now is €76,95, which means the second device will cost you €38.47.

[dkbit98]

Blockstream also has a Black Friday event for their Jade hardware wallet. You will have to buy two Jade's to get the second one for 50% off. The deal also includes free shipping in North America and Europe.

Hmmm they increased price since I checked their website last time, but it's not bad if two crypto buddies want to split the cost for ordering two devices.
That ends up around €60 for one Jade wallet... I think there are better Black Friday deals available for other manufacturers.

[Pmalek]

BitBox also has a Black Friday promo that will last until Monday. You can buy the BitBox02 at 21% off the regular price. This offer is valid both for the bitcoin-only and the multi edition.

I have to throw a jab at Foundation now. They aren't giving any discounts for their Passports. Instead, you get a $20 gift card you can use for a future purchase. In other words, you have to buy a Passport hardware wallet at full price to receive the $20 gift card and get a discount on your next purchase from their online shop. This deal is also valid until Monday, 2 December. 

[Lucius]

~snip~
I have to throw a jab at Foundation now. They aren't giving any discounts for their Passports. Instead, you get a $20 gift card you can use for a future purchase. In other words, you have to buy a Passport hardware wallet at full price to receive the $20 gift card and get a discount on your next purchase from their online shop. This deal is also valid until Monday, 2 December. 

Given that their production model is different from others (limited number of devices) and that they are among the most expensive (perhaps there are more expensive ones?), it is not too strange to me that (so far) there is nothing similar to what other manufacturers of similar devices offer. In addition, for those of us who are outside the US, the official manufacturer's discount may not make any difference to the price we need to pay to authorized resellers, given that they have already bought the goods and paid the customs duties, which in the end raises the price of the device to around 250 EUR.

However, there is a 5% discount on this link, which can only be useful to those who are in the US.

[dkbit98]

Early Black Friday already started on Trezor website and they are offering up to 40% discounts!
Trezor Safe 3 is now $47, Trezor Safe 5 is $101, and Trezor Safe 7 is currently unavailable, but they are still giving free charger.
Bundle packages also have 40% discount or you can purchase only metal backup or accesories for lower price.
You can check all the offers on Trezor Black Friday page:


https://trezor.io/black-friday
https://trezor.io/store#black-friday

PS
Black Friday deals for other hardware wallets will be posted in this topic when released,

[rdluffy]

Early Black Friday already started on Trezor website...

$47 for Safe 3 is a good deal
It's practically the same price as Trezor One
I have Safe 3 and I'm satisfied

Several companies are already announcing their supposed Black Friday prices
For those who already need a hardwallet, I think it's a good time to buy

However, I suspect that on Black Friday itself we may see even better prices

[DaveF]

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PS
Black Friday deals for other hardware wallets will be posted in this topic when released,

If you have the time a new thread called Black Friday 2025 would probably be better. Keeping it in one called Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals might cause some people to miss it.

I would help but with my work schedule at the moment there is just about 0 I could do till after black Friday.

-Dave

[dkbit98]

There is another interesting BlackFriday deal for ERA hardware wallet.
They are offering limited 20% off and you can spin the Wheel of Fortune for additional discount, and both of them can be applied!
For entering Spin you need to enter your email address, and you can get secret gifts or up to 20% off.
This can reduce price below $180 (down to $144 with 20% on spin), and that is a good deal for Era airgapped device with three backup cards.


https://era-wallet.com/

If you have the time a new thread called Black Friday 2025 would probably be better. Keeping it in one called Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals might cause some people to miss it.

Nah I don't want to create new topic for this.
It stays like it is.

[julerz12]

Early Black Friday already started on Trezor website and they are offering up to 40% discounts!
Trezor Safe 3 is now $47, Trezor Safe 5 is $101, and Trezor Safe 7 is currently unavailable, but they are still giving free charger.
Bundle packages also have 40% discount or you can purchase only metal backup or accesories for lower price.
You can check all the offers on Trezor Black Friday page:
https://trezor.io/black-friday
https://trezor.io/store#black-friday

PS
Black Friday deals for other hardware wallets will be posted in this topic when released,

Aw man, I wish I could purchase directly from their main site, sadly, Trezor doesn't ship directly to PH.
Reseller's price is a bit too much and doesn't really feel like a 40% discount. Their normal price for Trezor Safe 3 is roughly $115 (for a $1:59PHP conversion), and the discounted price? still $89 
I guess it's just a 23% Black Friday sale. 


^{All other colors are out of stock except the Stellar Silver.}

[m2017]

Aw man, I wish I could purchase directly from their main site, sadly, Trezor doesn't ship directly to PH.
Reseller's price is a bit too much and doesn't really feel like a 40% discount. Their normal price for Trezor Safe 3 is roughly $115 (for a $1:59PHP conversion), and the discounted price? still $89 
I guess it's just a 23% Black Friday sale. 

Trezor has a "small" problem with resellers: the list of countries for direct delivery from the manufacturer is limited, there aren't many resellers, and their prices are inflated. I think Trezor should expand the number of countries it ships to, which would increase its profits (and buyers would receive the device directly at a reasonable price), rather than relying on intermediaries.

Even the crappy Ledger has a much longer shipping list than Trezor. This company should be ashamed of itself.

^{All other colors are out of stock except the Stellar Silver.}

Out of stock?

Have most of the hardware wallets already sold out? In just a couple of days? But maybe. Or is this the work of resellers buying in bulk at a reduced price (Black Friday discount)? The manufacturer would surely have prepared for this promotion and had a larger stock available for sale.

As a result, ordinary buyers lose the opportunity to purchase devices at discounted prices.

[rdluffy]

Aw man, I wish I could purchase directly from their main site, sadly, Trezor doesn't ship directly to PH.
Reseller's price is a bit too much and doesn't really feel like a 40% discount. Their normal price for Trezor Safe 3 is roughly $115 (for a $1:59PHP conversion), and the discounted price? still $89  
I guess it's just a 23% Black Friday sale.  


^{All other colors are out of stock except the Stellar Silver.}

julerz12 I don't know how Amazon works in the Philippines, but here in Brazil, Amazon sells various items imported directly from Amazon US sellers, and Trezor is one of those sellers
When there's a sale, even with import taxes, it can end up being worth it
It's worth checking out

At the normal price, it is usually worth buying from an authorized reseller here, but when there are discounts, they usually offer the discount on Amazon as well
It is important to check that it is Trezor itself on Amazon; never buy from third parties  

[julerz12]

julerz12 I don't know how Amazon works in the Philippines, but here in Brazil, Amazon sells various items imported directly from Amazon US sellers, and Trezor is one of those sellers
When there's a sale, even with import taxes, it can end up being worth it
It's worth checking out

At the normal price, it is usually worth buying from an authorized reseller here, but when there are discounts, they usually offer the discount on Amazon as well
It is important to check that it is Trezor itself on Amazon; never buy from third parties  

I've checked the official resellers' list, and Amazon Philippines isn't included on it.
I've tried on Amazon Singapore (since it's relatively close to us), no luck, they aren't selling one. The only ones available on Amazon SG are just a bunch of silicone covers for Trezor. 
I see a $47 Trezor Safe 3 on Amazon US, but it's hidden behind a Prime subscription. You can't even purchase one unless you become their "Prime Member". Geez, these resellers.

[SFR10]

Reseller's price is a bit too much and doesn't really feel like a 40% discount. Their normal price for Trezor Safe 3 is roughly $115 (for a $1:59PHP conversion), and the discounted price? still $89  

If you're buying from an official reseller with a brick-and-mortar store, the premium prices they charge are actually worth it, as it also saves you from potential future data leaks.

Here are a few more Black Friday deals:

• Blockstream is offering a 21% discount on all of their HWs ^[source].
• Coinkite is offering a 20% to 25% discount on most of its products ^[source].
• CompoSecure is offering a 20% discount for Arculus ^[source].
• D'Cent is offering up to 40% discount for its HW ^[source].
• Ellipal has discounts of up to $69 ^[source].
• OneKey is going to offer up to 25% discount on November 28 ^[source].
• SecuX offers discounts of up to 50% on its products ^[source].
• Tangem is offering a 20% discount + another 10% with referral codes ^[source].

^{Note: In a few days, 3 or 4 other brands will also offer their Black Friday deals.}

[m2017]

Early Black Friday already started on Trezor website and they are offering up to 40% discounts!
Trezor Safe 3 is now $47, Trezor Safe 5 is $101, and Trezor Safe 7 is currently unavailable, but they are still giving free charger.
Bundle packages also have 40% discount or you can purchase only metal backup or accesories for lower price.
You can check all the offers on Trezor Black Friday page:


https://trezor.io/black-friday
https://trezor.io/store#black-friday

PS
Black Friday deals for other hardware wallets will be posted in this topic when released,

When I see a manufacturer willing to sell at a 40% discount, even for a short period during a sale, I wonder if the company is clearly not selling at a loss. This means the regular daily price is quite inflated (I don't think it's 40%, and probably less).

It turns out that those who need a hardware wallet right now (when there are no promotions) are significantly overpaying for the price and are better off buying HW in advance during sales (it's more profitable in the long run).

The Trezor Safe 3 is currently $47 - it seems ridiculously expensive, practically a bargain. I'd gladly have ordered it already, but unfortunately, Trezor doesn't ship to my region (while, surprisingly, Ledger does. Is Trezor really ready to give up its sales markets?) I've been eyeing this device for a while now, but due to delivery difficulties I've had to put it off.

[LoyceV]

When I see a manufacturer willing to sell at a 40% discount, even for a short period during a sale, I wonder if the company is clearly not selling at a loss. This means the regular daily price is quite inflated (I don't think it's 40%, and probably less).

I'm pretty sure their profit margin is high enough to still make a profit during the sales. I expect the production cost of additional units to be quite low.
This is what they offer in Europe: the $47 turns into €47 (+15%). The profit margin on additional items is probably even higher: a "Bumper" sells for €10 but will cost only cents to produce. A "Universal Case" sells for €39, and if I compare phone cases sold by Ali, I don't expect it to cost more than $2 to produce. A piece of metal to store seed words: €69.
That's okay of course, it's a free market, but I'd rather buy a spare device than a "case" if the price is almost the same.

I'd only have one reason to buy a new hardware wallet: the Safe 3 shows entire Bitcoin addresses on it's screen, and the font is very small. I can't really see the difference between a "u" and a "v" and more characters. Searching online doesn't really help to find how a Safe 5 shows Bitcoin addresses on it's screen, the Youtube comparisons don't even show this.
I don't need a touch screen, I just want to be able to read every character without doubt. Ledger worked fine, scrolling the address in 3 steps, but Ledger fucked up the basics and have disqualified themselves.
If someone can take a picture of the Safe 5 showing a Bitcoin address, you'll make my day