Deciding on a hardware wallet?

[Crypto-Trader]

Here is the honest KeepKey Bitcoin Wallet Review that tells you everything. KeepKey wallet | KeepKey Hardware Wallet.

[elifkhan486]

Bitcoin, Ethereum or Litecoin Wallet?

[yousufatik]

Let me be honest, I haven't used any hardware wallet other than Trezor wallet and as far as my experience is concerned, it is very good so far but we can not store multiple altcoins there (other than some major coins) otherwise I would rate 5 out of 5 in terms of security, 4 out of 5 when it comes to the user-friendliness (they don't have working smartphone apps). Overall, I am satisfied with my Trezor hardware wallet.

[bdsharminsoltana]

Trezor and Ledger Nano S are the most popular hardware wallet. Which one is best. I don't know, both are good, but I'm using Nano S. There are few less popular wallets like Ledger Blue, KeepKay, DigitalBox in market. Most important thing - you should buy hardware wallets only from official website, avoid resellers because you can get preconfigured wallet.

[TheHero]

If you have the valuable coin/token i suggest use the hardware one like Trezor or other hardware wallet, but if you only have a small investment you can prefer the smartphone wallet or desktop wallet.

[pwt22]

I will still choose trezor over those new hardware wallets because trezor already build a good reputation to the bitcoin users from different part of the country so it is enough for me to trust trezor over the rest of the hardware wallets and most of the big companies also is partnered or using trezor so it is safer for me.

[gladdenisov]

Does people still use original bitcoin wallet?

[Millionaire]

An interesting project, but I like Trezor, and I don’t see any point in looking for any other alternatives.

[Daviost]

Hardware wallets are a good choice if you’re serious about security and convenient, reliable Bitcoin storage. and i think you can choose Ledger Nano S or Trezor cause both of them are so famous in this crypto world

[TheHero]

Hardware wallets are a good choice if you’re serious about security and convenient, reliable Bitcoin storage. and i think you can choose Ledger Nano S or Trezor cause both of them are so famous in this crypto world

Yes i agree with you. Hardware wallets promise enhanced security against software wallets in the case of theft or scams. Moreover, your coins are safe even if your computer is hacked or someone stole your Hardware wallet. If you lose your hardware wallet, you can always restore all your coins on a new wallet. and for hardware wallet i'm really agree to choose the famous one like Ledger or Trezor.

[Bhussainn2]

 i suggest use the hardware one like Trezor or other hardware wallet, but if you only have a small investment you can prefer the smartphone wallet or desktop wallet.

[Bhussainn2]

and i think you can choose Ledger Nano S or Trezor cause both of them are so famous in this crypto world

[Fergo]

I also considered on choosing only a hardware wallet, but after reading an impressive amount of materials like this article - https://blog.s-pro.io/most-popular-bitcoin-wallet-apps-and-how-do-they-work/ - I've decided to choose not only a hardware wallet but also a mobile one. My philosophy is simple - most of my assets I will store in the hardware wallet and some minimum amount in the mobile one for making needed transactions. Guess, it should work quite good;) Among hardware ones I see KeepKey as the best one. It seems the most secure wallet to me. As for the mobile ones - Coinbase seems to be the best to my priorities.

[dancoiner]

I think Trezor is much more trustworthy.

[WhoTookMyCrypto.com]

I think Trezor is much more trustworthy.

Trezor is solid but there are many scams targeting its users so there is a need to be careful when purchasing one. See this link: https://whotookmycrypto.com/fake-trezor-wallet/