Reviews

Discover in-depth reviews of the best crypto wallets, from hardware devices to mobile apps. Our experts test security, usability, and performance to help you choose the safest way to store your digital assets.

Blue padlock over a circuit board pattern, illustrating the secure element that protects keys in a SafePal X1 hardware wallet

SafePal X1 Review

The SafePal X1 is a $69.99 Bluetooth hardware wallet whose firmware sits on GitHub, but you still cannot verify the code running on your own device.

Sparrow Wallet Send tab showing the fee slider, mempool chart and the input and output diagram of a Bitcoin transaction

Sparrow Wallet Review

Sparrow is a free, open-source desktop Bitcoin wallet that trades beginner comfort for coin control, multisig and the widest hardware wallet support around.

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.

Uniswap Wallet promotional image showing the app portfolio and swap screens on two phones

Uniswap Wallet Review

A self-custody swap app with no interface fee and default MEV protection, held back by no Bitcoin, no Solana and no way to send an NFT.

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.

Blue Ethereum logo on a grey background, the network the Rainbow wallet is built around

Rainbow Wallet Review

Rainbow is the best-looking self-custodial Ethereum wallet you can install, but it holds no Bitcoin, publishes no swap fee rate and lists no audit.