Having tested, used and reviewed almost every single Hardware Wallet in the last 8 years; we are quite comfortable calling ourselves experts when it comes to Hardware Wallets. A lot has changed in those 8 years, and here we post our latest reviews, experiences and opinions about Hardware Wallets. You will find reviews about Ledger, Trezor, Tangem and many more.
Our articles about Hardware Wallets
- Ledger Flex™: Comprehensive Review of the Next-Gen Crypto Hardware Wallet
- Ledger Nano S Plus Review: Secure Your Crypto with Confidence
- Trezor Safe 5 Review: Secure Your Crypto with Confidence
How do we review Hardware Wallets?
Hardware Wallets are a speciality product, and it is important to find people who have tested a variety of options. In total we have tested over 100+ wallets throughout the years, making it possible for us to gain an insightful overview. Especially in the last two years developments have gone fast, introducing touchscreens, wireless and secure screens among many other things. Furthermore we see more and more manufacturers of Hardware Wallets, and it is important to make sure you can trust the party that makes your wallet. Even though some might look flashy or affordable at first, it is important to have a close look at their reputation, source code and reliability. Not every hardware wallet is made the same. In our reviews we focus on security, reputation, reliability, costs, features, robustness, ease of use, customer support, community and more. Don’t just buy a Hardware Wallet on a first guess, but make sure to ask an expert opinion. After all, the Hardware Wallet will store all your cryptocurrencies. You wanna make sure those cryptocurrencies are stored are safe as possible.
What are the major Hardware Wallet brands?
There are basically two companies that have dominated this space for almost 10 years: Ledger and Trezor. These two companies have grown to world players that sell millions of wallets every single year. When it comes to safety, the reputation and history of these companies speaks for itself. This can make it hard for new companies to enter this space, but over time they can proof themselves. The last few years we have seen the addition of some interesting players, including Tangem, KeepKey, Ellipal and more. If you wanna go for safe, go for Ledger or Trezor. If you are looking for something different, make sure to check out the other options.
