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50 reviews ›› 8 of 8 categories ›› Updated 26 Sep 2026

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50 reviews ›› 8 of 8 categories ›› Updated 26 Sep 2026

Updated 30 Aug 2026 · 9 reviews

Hardware Wallets, ranked

Every product we have tested, ordered by its score out of ten. Ties go to the newer review. Scores change when we re-test, so check the date on each review.

01Hardware Wallets

BitBox homepage headline The Swiss vault for your bitcoin on a dark background with a device video

BitBox02 Nova Review: The Swiss Wallet That Keeps Bitcoin Simple, With a Short Coin List

The BitBox02 Nova is the cleanest hardware wallet for people who mainly hold Bitcoin and Ethereum. The firmware is open source with reproducible builds, the secure chip is EAL6+ certified and the app is easy for a first-timer. It costs more than a Trezor Safe 3, it lists far fewer coins than Ledger, and Bluetooth is a new attack surface you can turn off.

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8.4 out of 10
Best for
Bitcoin and Ethereum holders who want an open, simple device and use an iPhone or Android
Price
From about $185 (EUR 175 with VAT in Europe)
Maker
BitBox
Reviewed
03 Jul 2026
04OneKey Pro product page on a black background with the text Secure, Swift, Cold storage reimagined and the price $278OneKey Pro Review: Open-Source Firmware, QR Signing and a Fingerprint Sensor for $278Hardware Wallets · $2788.0 out of 108.0 out of 10$278Self-custody holders who want QR signing and open firmware at a premium
05Ledger Flex product page on the Ledger shop with the heading Ledger Flex and a claim about the EAL6+ secure elementLedger Flex Review: Is an E Ink Touchscreen Worth $100 More Than a Nano X?Hardware Wallets · $2498.0 out of 108.0 out of 10$249Regular DeFi and NFT users who want a bigger screen
06Trezor Safe 7 product page with the heading Elevating the hardware wallet experienceTrezor Safe 7 Review: Open Hardware With a Colour Screen, Against the Ledger FlexHardware Wallets · $2497.9 out of 107.9 out of 10$249Self-custody users who value open, auditable hardware
07Keystone 3 Pro product page on a dark background with the headline Keystone 3 ProKeystone 3 Pro Review: Is an Air-Gapped QR Wallet Practical Enough for Daily Use?Hardware Wallets · $1497.7 out of 107.7 out of 10$149Holders who sign a few transactions a month and want zero wireless exposure
08Tangem homepage with the headline 'Your secure crypto hardware wallet' and a card wallet shown against a dark backgroundTangem Wallet Review: A Seedless NFC Card That Trades the Phrase for a New RiskHardware Wallets · From $55 for a 2-card set7.3 out of 107.3 out of 10From $55 for a 2-card setHolders who want cheap cold storage with no seed phrase to guard
09Coldcard Q product page with the headline Bitcoin Only, Built to Verify over a dark background and videoColdcard Q Review: Superb Air-Gapped Hardware, Undone by a Seed-Generation FlawHardware Wallets · $3195.2 out of 105.2 out of 10$319Experienced Bitcoin-only users who verify firmware and use multisig

A score is our judgement after funding an account, using the product and withdrawing. It is not a prediction and it is not advice: the right choice depends on where you live and what you need.

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