My Ledger Wallet Nano S arrived and it isn't as great as I thought ...

My Ledger Wallet Nano S arrived and I had pretty high expectations as everybody on the internet seems to recommend it, together with Trezor and KeepKey. After unboxing and "installing" it, I quickly got turned off by it. As long time Exodus user, I expected more. Here is why.

My pain points:

• The Ledger Nano S is cumbersome to use and the history of transactions is lacking information compared to Exodus
• The ethereum wallet looks different to the bitcoin wallet and has a smaller interface. Why?
• It takes time and is annoying to constantly switch the wallets on the device itself and open the appropriate application. Some kind of multi-currency wallet would be much cooler!
• Only a couple of crypto currencies are supported, much less than Exodus or others. Where is Lisk, ... ERC20 tokens?
• No possibility to directly exchange any crypto into another one with something like Shapeshift
• Security: I now have a "USB-Stick" laying around that anybody can see and steal instead of something hidden in software, firewalls and strong passwords. (I know "cold storage" is said to be much more secure)

I would very much like that Exodus just supported a hardware wallet or authentication method with a hardware device, rather than having to use the Nano S only.

Am I missing something, what do you think?