Hardware Wallets

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

Trezor Safe 3 hardware wallet plugged into a laptop with its USB-C cable

Trezor Safe 3 Review

Our hands-on look at the $59 Trezor Safe 3: what its EAL6+ secure element really protects, where the small screen hurts, and who should pay more.

Two Keystone 3 Pro hardware wallets showing the Confirm Transaction screen with a Bitcoin amount, fee and sending addresses

How to Set Up Keystone 3 Pro

A step-by-step Keystone 3 Pro setup guide, from device verification and firmware to your seed phrase, fingerprints and your first test transfer.

Person holding a Trezor Safe 3 hardware wallet at a desk with a laptop and a wallet backup card

Trezor Safe 3 vs Safe 5

The Trezor Safe 3 is $59 and the Safe 5 is $129, and they share a secure element. We compare the screens, the microSD slot and the daily flow to show where the extra $70 goes.

Ledger Nano S Plus hardware wallet in silver, shown open with its OLED screen lit, on a light background

Ledger Nano S Plus Review

The Ledger Nano S Plus costs $59 and guards your keys with the same CC EAL6+ chip as Ledger's flagship, provided you never need an iPhone.

A person holding a Ledger Flex hardware wallet in one hand and a smartphone in the other during setup

How to Set Up Ledger Flex

A step-by-step Ledger Flex setup guide using Ledger's own on-screen labels: the box check, naming, a 4 to 8 digit PIN, the 24-word Secret Recovery Phrase, the Ledger Genuine Check, and the settings worth changing afterwards.

Ledger Nano Gen5 showing a swap confirmation on its E Ink touchscreen, surrounded by snap-on badges

Ledger Nano Gen5 vs Nano X

The Nano Gen5 is $179, the Nano X is $99. We compare the screens, secure elements, batteries and backup options, and say which Ledger to buy.