I give HWWs to my orange pills as a tangible "bitcoin thing in their hands" with the requisite disclaimer that it can't be trusted, but neither can a lone generic PC by itself, so 2 is better than one to disperse risk (plus the ceremony of signing offline can be cute & informative)

For me personally though, they're a novelty.  I use #qubes for bitcoin stuff on a spare laptop, and keep the seeds in keepass in an offline appvm.  The signing ceremony on qubes os is mundane, but effectively the same as an airgap HWW signing.

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 The irony is that hardware wallets really don't play well at all with the USB stack on #QubesOS 🤣 

 Ha :) yeah, I can't remember the qubes hypervisor at the moment but yes. I had many a issue with usb in just virtual box.

But yeah, qubes is also good.

You have a good point about the physical object. I can see that helping. Sometimes I'm a bit too close to the problem. Thanks for the persepective.