Hardware Wallets

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

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.

Ledger Stax, Ledger Flex, Ledger Nano S Plus and Ledger Nano X side by side, the Ledger models that work with the Phantom wallet

How to Connect Ledger to Phantom

A step-by-step guide to connecting a Ledger hardware wallet to the Phantom extension over USB and the Phantom app over Bluetooth, with the models that work, blind-signing settings and troubleshooting.

NGRAVE Zero with its USB-C cable on the left and the Keystone 3 Pro front and back on the right, official product images side by side

NGRAVE Zero vs Keystone 3 Pro

Two air-gapped touchscreen wallets that sign by QR code. The NGRAVE Zero bets on certification and a steel backup system; the Keystone 3 Pro bets on open source and wider wallet support for far less money.

A hand holding a gray Tangem Wallet card by its corner above a light gray surface

Tangem Wallet Review

The Tangem Wallet puts your keys on three identical NFC cards for $69.90, which makes backups easy, but there's no screen and the firmware is closed.