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I bought a brand-new KuKirin G2 Master for €580, including taxes, import fees, and shipping.

I was choosing between the G2, G2 Ultra, and G2 Master and went with the Master.

Was €580 a good price, and was the Master the right choice?

Looking for opinions from people who’ve owned or ridden these models.

Is it still a good buy in 2026?

What would you have picked for €580? 😁

Hey guys, do you think Trezor is being way too greedy? I think the Trezor Safe 7 should be priced lower, around $150 max, rather than $250.

OneKey has been hacked many times, Trezor has had two data leaks, and Ledger has had multiple leaks of user data, with seed-related information being handled through third parties. Honestly, what are we going to experience next? To be honest, I don’t really like any of these wallets. Tangem is the only one where we haven’t experienced something like this yet, and I hope it stays that way.

What I would really like to see is Tangem introducing a seedless + passphrase option. That would be amazing. We wouldn’t have to remember a seed phrase, but we would still have an additional layer of protection against hackers, especially after everything we’ve experienced so far.

Does anyone know if the latest Trezor Safe 7 devices currently being produced already come with the new/revised TROPIC01 chip?

I heard that Tropic Square was working on a new batch of chips to fix the vulnerability discovered earlier this year, so I'm wondering if anyone knows whether the updated chips are already being used in newly manufactured Safe 7 devices, or if they still use the original TROPIC01 revision.

Is there any way to tell which chip revision a Safe 7 has, for example from the production batch, serial number, or manufacturing date?

Would appreciate any information from Trezor/Tropic Square or anyone who recently bought a new Safe 7.

Why cant viber fix whenever i call someone im just kicked out and getting offline call or not even calling a person i need ti call him like 5 times back to be able to get a call why is this not fixed yet after so long time....?

I’m thinking about buying the Logitech G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL, but does it also come in a wired-only version?

I’m not sure if it’s okay to keep the keyboard plugged in and powered all the time. I know the battery can last a long time, but I don’t want to constantly unplug and reconnect the cable.

Does it make any difference if I leave the wireless version plugged in permanently, or would it be better to just get a wired version without a battery from the start?

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone, and hi to the Tangem team!

I would like to make a suggestion for the future: please consider adding an option for Seedless users to create and choose their own passphrase.

I really love Tangem. It’s simple, convenient, and perfect for everyday use. However, I would feel much more secure if users could add their own passphrase for an extra layer of protection.

After the recent incident we saw with Coldcard, I honestly don’t feel comfortable putting 100% of my trust in any chip, device, app, or hardware wallet anymore. For me, it was a reminder that we should never blindly trust anyone or anything whether it’s Tangem, Trezor, Ledger, or any other wallet.

Having a user-created passphrase would give users another layer of security and peace of mind. Even if something were ever compromised, the attacker would still need the passphrase to access the protected wallet.

I really hope Tangem considers adding this feature in the future.

Thank you for existing and for continuing to improve the product! 🙏

I’m really curious to see what’s going to happen with Coldcard. Do you think they could go bankrupt? I honestly don’t believe many people will want to buy their products anymore. In my opinion, once trust is lost, it’s very hard to get it back. What do you guys think?

After the recent Coldcard attack, I have to be honest: I’m losing more and more hope in the future of crypto security.

Over the last cycle, we saw the collapse of major companies like FTX and Celsius, bankruptcies, billions of dollars lost, and huge failures that destroyed people’s trust.

But now even hardware wallets devices that are supposed to be one of the safest ways to protect crypto are facing serious security concerns. These devices should be designed to provide maximum protection and minimize the risk of attacks.

So the question is: who can we actually trust anymore? Where are people supposed to keep their crypto safely?

I never thought we would reach a point where even hardware wallets could become a source of concern. It makes me worried about the future of crypto wallets and self-custody.

And now the question is: which company will be the next one to face a serious security issue?

To be honest, after the recent attack involving Coldcard, I have to say that I now see Tangem as one of the most secure hardware wallets available.

The biggest advantage, in my opinion, is that there is no traditional seed phrase that someone can steal because it simply doesn't exist in the usual 12- or 24-word format. Your private keys are securely stored on the card itself. In contrast, most other hardware wallets rely on 12-, 20-, or 24-word seed phrases, and I believe that could become a risk in the future. Nobody knows what technology will be capable of years from now. Maybe one day hackers will find new ways to target wallets protected by seed phrases.

What also confuses me is how a hacker could even obtain or discover a valid 24-word seed phrase in the first place.

The only thing I wish Tangem would add is the ability to connect to your own node. That way, if Tangem's servers ever went down or the app became temporarily unavailable, users could still access the blockchain through their own infrastructure.

If Tangem adds support for custom nodes, I genuinely believe it could become one of the best and most secure hardware wallets in the world.

Hey all I would like to ask you guys if there is possible to fully remove cookie pop up thing whenever i install new app or something first what i get is cookie or new website ... is there really no way to get away with it ? Thanks in advance

​Hallo Leute, ich wollte euch mal wegen des Sorgerechts und des Kontaktrechts zum Kind fragen... Findet ihr das normal, was hier in Österreich passiert? Ich nehme an, in Deutschland ist es in dieser Hinsicht noch schlimmer... Ich erzähle euch jetzt mal meine Geschichte, und ihr sagt mir bitte, ob man als Mann wirklich absolut keine Rechte auf sein eigenes Kind hat?

​Damit es nicht zu lang wird, fass ich meine Situation kurz zusammen, und ich würde gerne wissen, ob ich überhaupt irgendeine Chance habe...

​Die Mutter meines Kindes hat unsere Tochter mitgenommen, als sie erst 8 Monate alt war. Sie hat dann 6 Monate lang bei ihren Eltern gelebt (400 km von meiner Wohnung entfernt). Nach 6 Monaten hat sich auch ihre Mutter nach 32 Jahren Ehe getrennt, und die beiden sind zusammengezogen und zwar hier in meiner Nähe, nur 2 km von meiner Wohnung entfernt.

​Die Mutter behauptet jedoch, sie habe Angst vor mir, dass ich sie umbringen würde usw. völlig ohne irgendwelche Beweise. Da wir nicht verheiratet waren, steht ihr automatisch das alleinige Sorgerecht zu. In dieser ganzen Geschichte bin ich quasi gar kein Vater mehr... Sie kann machen, was sie will.

​Mein Kind wurde mir genommen, ich habe sie seit 2 Jahren nicht mehr gesehen. Im ersten Jahr bin ich zum begleiteten Umgang (Besuchs-Café/Besuchsbegleitung) gegangen, sowie zur psychologischen Beratung und Männerberatung. Aber als ich ihr persönlich eine Nachricht geschrieben habe, dass ich wegen des Kindes einen normalen Kontakt möchte, hat sie mich direkt wieder angezeigt...

​Finanziell bin ich einfach nicht in der Lage, das alles zu bezahlen. Das kostet monatlich 800 Euro, plus die 500 Euro Alimente, die mir abgezogen werden. Findet ihr es normal, dass man 800 Euro bezahlen muss, nur um sein eigenes Kind zu sehen?

​Soll ich einfach die Hände heben und mich damit abfinden, kein Vater mehr zu sein, oder das Land verlassen und nie wieder zurückkommen? Was würdet ihr mir raten? Hat jemand vielleicht schon einen ähnlichen Fall gehabt?

Hi everyone, I wanted to ask you something about the KuKirin G2 Master. I really like this scooter and I would love to buy it because I weigh 120 kg. Before this, I used very bad scooter models and the problem was always the same sometimes I couldn’t even ride 5 km because the motor got too hot, the battery was bad, or it simply didn’t have enough power. Even with a small hill, I had to walk because the scooter couldn’t handle it.

With the KuKirin G2 Master, it looks like all these problems are solved. However, I have one problem I live in the EU in a country where the fines are very strict. I wanted to ask if there is any possibility to permanently limit the scooter to 25 km/h so it cannot go faster?

Or is there any plan in the future to add a feature where the user can limit it to 25 km/h directly in the software? The current method of pressing the brake twice and the power button is very easy to bypass, and I believe the police already know about this.

That’s why I think it would be much better if the scooter had a real software lock that limits it to 25 km/h.

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

Why does it have to hurt this much?

I'm 32 years old now, and I still can't forget how amazing those days were. I remember when GTA: San Andreas came out on PC in 2005, and then the first multiplayer beta in 2006. I spent countless hours playing with old friends, including friends I grew up with. Those are some of the best memories I have.

And even before San Andreas, there was Counter-Strike 1.6 and Vice City. Those really were special times.

Now everything has changed. Some of those friends have families, some moved on to newer games, and sadly, some are no longer with us.

Sometimes it really hurts to think about those days. Maybe it's not even just the games it's missing that period of life and the people who were part of it.

Am I the only one who feels this way, or are there others here over 30 who understand? I'd love to hear your story and how you feel about those memories.