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Hardware wallets: what we actually test

A template review so the magazine layout is visible before migration.

ECGBy EasyCryptoGuides · Editor · Published · 1 min read

Two hardware cryptocurrency wallets on a desk beside a phone
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Reviewed

Starter hardware wallet

4.2 / 5

A solid first device if you want keys offline and can store a recovery phrase properly.

Pros

  • Keys stay on the device
  • Clear recovery flow
  • Works with major software wallets

Cons

  • Easy to lose the seed phrase
  • Firmware updates need attention
  • Not a bank with customer refunds

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In this article

A hardware wallet is a small computer that signs transactions without exposing your private keys to a daily-driver laptop.

Padlock resting on a laptop keyboard, suggesting device security

Who it is for

People who already understand they are their own backup. If that sentence is stressful, read a custody guide first.

Methodology

We look at setup, recovery, everyday sending, and how the vendor talks about updates. This sample review exists so the public templates have something to render.

This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Cryptoassets are volatile and you can lose money. See our disclaimer.

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