
A rising tide of feedback swirls around the January 2026 update to Trezor Suite. While it introduces notable features like Korean language support, discussions reveal significant user complaints regarding unresolved bugs, particularly the persistent "Device_Busy" error on the Trezor Safe 7 device.
Trezor Suite's latest update brings enhancements designed to improve the user experience, especially for global accessibility.
Korean Language Support: Expands access for Korean-speaking people worldwide.
Removal of Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA): DCA's elimination simplifies trading.
Streamlined Trading Flow: The Fixed/Floating rate toggle is gone, making swaps more straightforward.
Unified Provider Selector: A single provider selection tool aids easier comparisons.
Speedy Asset Picker: New asset picker facilitates faster selection of target assets.
Despite these upgrades, some users voice frustrations. A common thread in recent discussions is about the unresolved "Device_Busy" error affecting devices.
"The Device_Busy error for Trezor Safe 7 is STILL not resolved," remarked one user, highlighting ongoing challenges. Another noted the potential lag due to a high volume of transactions post-update, speculating, "I think it's not in the graph due to late release date and too many transactions."
A user also requested clarification on the bug itself, emphasizing the desire for transparency and information during this ongoing situation: "Can you explain this bug if you donโt mind? Thanks!"
๐ New Korean support boosts global accessibility.
โ๏ธ DCA removal simplifies the trading process.
๐ Device issues continue to frustrate users, especially with the Safe 7.
๐ Community feedback shows increased interest in resolving device errors.
The community is torn between excitement over new features and dissatisfaction with unresolved issues. Users want clear communication and fixes for these lingering bugs. Concerns about the bug's implications keep popping up in forums, pushing for a more in-depth response from Trezor.
As this story develops, the crypto community remains vigilant, waiting for Trezor to address these critical bugs while hoping for further enhancements in future updates.