Hardware Wallets

Explore our expert reviews of the best hardware wallets. Find secure, reliable devices to keep your crypto assets fully protected offline.

OneKey Pro hardware wallet scanning a transaction QR code shown in the OneKey App on a laptop

OneKey Pro Review

A close look at the OneKey Pro: air-gapped QR signing, four EAL 6+ secure elements, a 3.5-inch touchscreen, and whether the $278 price makes sense.

Two Trezor One hardware wallets on a desk, the devices used to recover a Trezor wallet from a seed phrase

How to Recover a Trezor Wallet From a Seed Phrase

Your coins are on the blockchain, not inside the device. Here is how to load an existing wallet back onto a Trezor from your written backup, with the exact Trezor Suite and on-device labels for the Safe 7, Safe 5, Safe 3, Model T, and Model One.

Three Blockstream Jade Plus hardware wallets in silver and black, shown front and back with the camera

Blockstream Jade Review

The Blockstream Jade skips the secure element chip for an open-source blind oracle, and our review explains what that trade buys you and what it costs.

Three black Tangem Wallet cards on the left and a Ledger Nano X on the right, official product renders side by side

Tangem vs Ledger

Tangem's 3-card set costs $69.90 and the Ledger Nano X $99. We compare screens, chips, firmware, backups, apps and coin support to show which suits you.

Three BitBox02 Nova hardware wallets in Midnight Black, Bitcoin Orange and Polar White fanned out on a white background

BitBox02 Nova Review

A close look at the €175 BitBox02 Nova, the first BitBox that works with iPhone and iPad, with an EAL6+ secure chip and open-source firmware.