Positives: bluetooth connectivity, enough space for several coins/appsNegatives: price, coin support, deceptive company, "live" companion app doesn't support many popular coins

It's not as easy to use as KeepKey, but packs a lot more capability and supports a bunch more coins

Don't bother checking the "supported coins" list Ledger puts out - it's only part truth

The only drawback is not every coin is fully supported, so it’s necessary to download various wallet apps or use web wallets that interface with the ledger, to access my coins

Yes, the hardware *can* support many coins, but the companion app used to load accounts supports only a handful of coins

If Trezor supported more coins I'd switch to them at a moment's notice

Well, if you are a roockie in criptocurrencies maybe to use this device it's not to easy, but you can find a lot of tutorials in youtube that can you to use ledger and keep the most important coins

Positives: bluetooth connectivity, enough space for several coins/appsNegatives: price, coin support, deceptive company, "live" companion app doesn't support many popular coins

I do wish it had more of the split coins available

but i did use a USB c to c connection and was able to get the app running on my phone and it worked very smoothly