A Ledger accessory checklist should help the reader count and name what came in the box before setup begins. It should not mix accessory review with account setup or private backup material. Work from visible items first, then move to the device screen and app entry.
List the contents by category
Write down the device, cable, printed cards, and any storage or instruction items as separate lines. For a model-oriented list, use the Ledger accessory checklist as the supporting reference.
Check the cable as a connection item
The cable note should describe connector type, length, and where it will be stored. If the next step involves device recognition, the first initialization order keeps cable, screen, and app connection in sequence.
Record the screen state after contents are sorted
Once the box contents are named, power-on state can be checked directly on the device screen. The broader unboxing order in the unboxing check helps avoid blending package notes with setup prompts.
Keep the note useful for later review
The final note should say which items were present, how the cable was identified, and whether the device screen matched the next setup step. Do not store PINs or recovery phrase words with accessory notes.
