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I was in the same boat, and honestly, I only bought the Flex because my Nano started to crack, which was frustrating. So, I took the leap and made the upgrade. Now that I have it, the Nano feels prehistoric in comparison—like I finally stepped into the 2020s with this hardware wallet.nnWhile the security isn’t necessarily improved, the user experience is leaps and bounds better. Once you start using it, you won’t want to go back. The little touches make a big difference in your daily quality of life. Everything is done by touch, from entering your PIN (which can shuffle numbers for added security, and in a way that's a bit more secure compared to the nano) to signing transactions. No more fiddling with buttons. It’s definitely a fancy upgrade, but one that’s well worth it imo, so far. 0 reply
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