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Ruben Boy
Mir wurde sogar am Wochenende geholfen. Der Kontakt war darüber hinaus sehr angenehm und mein Problem wurde früher als erwartet gelöst.
Jonathan
I have been with TRMNL from their first Kickstarter days, and am so please with not only the products that I have received (OG device, X, and the color version), but also how much the company has grown and matured. TRMNL has tapped into such a community that it has actually expanded my own community. That is probably because I am not a tech guy nor a programmer, but it has got me excited about customizing their products to be exactly what I want them to be, and TRMNL has helped me get connected with those who can help me get there! The customer experience has been good, and I have always had someone there if I need help. And lastly, it is fun to see their products even come into my sphere as I had a coworker super excited about this device he could display the metro's schedule, weather, and graphs and such on, just sitting there, waiting for him when he needed it. I look forward to seeing what happens next with this company!
david thomsen ismanden
A genuine discord user (foxplaid) Hello everyone. I would really recommend this company to anyone looking into using trmnl displays for displaying anything you want information or art wise. Now i had a great conversation with a support staff named ikraam about minor issue with their agentic builder. We discovered Claude fable 5 needed a longer reasoning time and today he applied a fix so i can use the model. He even went ahead of experimenting with a plugin i had in mind and telling me approximate costs of using this new Claude model. Even shared the output with me. The display i own myself displays anything day to day stuff and some more experimental vibe coded stuff i made locally on my own pc using cursor ai and a mcp connection to the trmnl display. I find it useful and easy to dive into once you get to know the workflow and things of the sort. There may be room for improvement in the creation of the plugins but for the amount of customization available i think its definitely feasible for anyone looking into these displays. They last quite a long time Battery wise and they show progressive updates on their youtube channel and on their discord server. They open sourced pretty much everything so ideally u can run almost their entire stack fully local on your own hardware if you want which definitely is a cherry on top of this beautiful cake of software they have going for it. With vibe coding entering the scene it opens the door for amazing creations to be had with these displays. While i recognize a lot of traditional programmers show up on their discord as well giving a bit of tips or showcases from time to time. A lot of fun is to be had and i think among most things i definitely think they are on to something great. If i would have a wish for this company it would be the possibility of rendering gifs or videos on such displays and perhaps introduce 8 bit display like frames for the displays so u have two ways of customization on the unit while it would stand out from most other competitors even tho it would draw more power i think the out come would be great if proper optimizations where put in place. That and the gifs type support or video support later down the road. I cannot wait to see how much this company will grow or where they end up being. Being part of the first steps so far has been amazing and not so stressful on discord as many other types of services *can be. I look forward to more and more chill usage of my device(s). Have a great summer and may you find this helpful.
Marco Lazzarotto
I've recently bought my TRMNL and I'm very satisfied with the product. The plugins ecosystem is great and their UX is great too. My case came warped but they were so kind to sent me a case replacement completely for free and they put a lot of effort in giving a hassle-free experience.
Louise Bartels
After spending several hours with the TRMNL device, I wanted to like it (but didn't). The concept is appealing: a quiet, passive display inspired by the slow-internet movement. In practice, though, it feels unfinished. Immature, not suitable for the market yet. The limitations show up quickly. For instance, the official stocks plugin only supports U.S. stock tickers; European companies and ETFs simply don’t work. The customer support person explained this is due to their data provider, but it immediately narrows the usefulness of the device. A bigger issue is the refresh rate. Many community plugins exist for clocks or “live” public transport, yet the device updates information only every 15 minutes at max. A clock that’s behind most (all) of the time isn’t very helpful, and a train board that refreshes four times an hour isn’t “live” by any definition. What makes this harder to accept is that you’re asked to pay five dollars a month to speed up these refresh intervals. If faster updates are something many users want, calling the 'slowness' a feature feels like a stretch. I now have a few news plugins and a recipe plugin installed, but nothing useful is available for me. When I asked in the chat, customer support did respond quickly, but the tone of the conversation soon grew surprisingly defensive. My feedback was framed as “misrepresenting their mission,” even though I was simply describing my experience as a customer. At a certain point, the exchange stopped feeling like a discussion and started feeling like being talked down to. That alone was more than disappointing. This is not the way to talk to customers who have paid a considerable amount for the device and are not satisfied. The company’s vision is the company’s vision; that’s fine. But the device is being used in ways the company doesn’t seem prepared to support, and instead of acknowledging the gap between intention and reality, the responsibility is shifted back to the user. Instead of being helpful and appreciative of any feedback, the customer service person more or less called me 'unfair'. As a European customer, I paid substantial shipping, customs, and handling fees on top of the purchase price. For what the device currently delivers, something around twenty or thirty euros would have felt fair. A small, plastic, non-interactive e-ink screen with slow update rates, nothing more. At the current price point, plus the import costs, the value simply isn’t there. The answer of customer support in this regard: "As a European (who also paid a big sum for importing the device), I'm glad for all the new EU users who are now getting their devices with free shipping and without custom fees from our Berlin warehouse." Well, that doesn't help me at all; I bought it for the full price + customs + shipping, and this comment just felt like a sneer to me. And knowing somebody else paid just as much, doesn't help me either. TRMNL might become something interesting in a few years. I really, really hope so, as that might make my device more useful as well. But right now, it feels early, limited, and backed by a team that isn’t particularly open to any critical feedback. Not a great combination.
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Für TRMNL liegen bisher 5 öffentliche Bewertungen vor (4,2 von 5) — für ein abschließendes Urteil ist die Datenlage noch dünn. Zur Einordnung: der Firmensitz (Atlanta, US) ist öffentlich dokumentiert, Kontaktdaten liegen offen. Prüfen Sie zusätzlich Impressum und Vertragsbedingungen.
TRMNL hat seinen Sitz in Atlanta, US. Die Angabe stammt aus öffentlichen Quellen und dem Impressum.
Nein. Das Profil von TRMNL ist öffentlich, aber nicht vom Unternehmen beansprucht. Deshalb kann TRMNL hier nicht auf Bewertungen antworten. Die Firma kann das Profil kostenlos beanspruchen.
TRMNL: Antwortet blitzschnell. Typische Antwortzeit unter 24 Stunden.
Nein. erfahrungen.app löscht, versteckt oder verkauft keine Bewertungen — auch nicht für verifizierte Unternehmen. Firmen können öffentlich antworten, aber Kritik bleibt stehen.
Auch nicht für Geld. Unclaimed ist fair. Claimed gibt das Mikrofon — nicht den Radiergummi.