> The chance of loosing all of them are really slim.
True, but you sacrificed some safety for that. If you're not home, you can only create accounts protected by the keys in your person, and you're one robber (or fall into a pool) away from losing those accounts.
I'd never accept a password manager with such limited sync, and those are usually free. Paying for three hardware keys and still having such limitations is beyond me.
I'm all for hardware keys, and I'd love to use them to replace all my passwords, but I still wouldn't call your setup "adequate" in terms of either cost, friction, or safety.
True, but you sacrificed some safety for that. If you're not home, you can only create accounts protected by the keys in your person, and you're one robber (or fall into a pool) away from losing those accounts.
I'd never accept a password manager with such limited sync, and those are usually free. Paying for three hardware keys and still having such limitations is beyond me.
I'm all for hardware keys, and I'd love to use them to replace all my passwords, but I still wouldn't call your setup "adequate" in terms of either cost, friction, or safety.