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I've been wondering which hd wallet is the best one for EOS.
I'm really sick of switching between several hot wallets which I made for different purposes - erc tokens, eos, bitcoin, xmr and so on.
My current research led me to these options: Exodus, Infinito, Ownr, Atomic wallet.
All of those are non custodial and allow to use/import/create eos wallet and operate other cryptos as well, but I'm concerned if there are better options I've missed during my research.
Feel free to share any related experience or opinion on different eos wallets, hd ones preferably

You can also include Guarda wallet in the consideration list which is ine if the gokd wallet interms of security but why not got for a hardware wallet? Which is more better compared to desktop wallets.

Since you're looking for Hardware wallet which supporting EOS, I'd say you can choose Ledger Nano S [1] it's trusted and popular hardware wallet.

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[1] https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-nano-s

Exodus & Atomic are the most popular, why need something else? Anyway, these are the only ones I've tried to the date

I am impressed that coinomi doesn't support eos.  This wallet usually supports any shitcoin.

Btw, ledger nano is the best option for hardware wallet imo

The best EOS wallet must be SimplEOS because it was designed specially for EOS ecosystem. But it has a desktop version only. What's about a mobile EOS wallet? I like using Lumi and Ownr.

I'd second that, It's pretty straightforward to transfer EOS using https://bloks.io and fairywallet

The best EOS wallet for me presently is Math wallet, this wallet is a multi wallet and it support many other altcoins too, you can easily import private key and recovery seeds too, way better than many other EOS wallets I've tried

My personal experience is not much different of yours.
I made my own decision and stick to exodus and ledger as my go to wallets.
Anyway, I haven't found anything worth checking out there, so can't give you much than this

my vote goes to Exodus as well. I have been using them for years now, never had a problem although one issue is the huge fees when you exchange it to our coins in their wallet. But for keeping your EOS I would say it's good. But you have to practice good security hygiene, to prevent anyone from accessing your wallet.

As for coinomi: https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000020874-token-swap-eos

I believe when the wallet not stored any data at all and you have full control the wallets like private key and seed nothing problem at all. So, when one of the popular wallets got some problem on their wallet you can use other wallets by imported your wallet on other wallets.

I've tried Wombat and Freewallet, then switched to Ownr. It meets all my needs.

HD is different, He isn't looking HW (hardware wallet) but HD (Hierarchical Deterministic) Wallets.
https://medium.com/@harshagoli/hd-wallets-explained-from-high-level-to-nuts-and-bolts-9a41545f5b0

OP, I am sure you testing us here or maybe don't know your signature is HD wallet has support EOS
OWNR wallet is one of the precious few HD wallets that support EOS (https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/06/27/2054401/0/en/OWNR-Wallet-introduces-a-highly-intuitive-interface-to-manage-EOS.html)

"The best wallet" is very relative term. All HD wallets vary just like hodlers' needs. And it isn't correct to compare a giant like Atomic to Ownr.

Ledger Nano is always the pick here

I am not sure if you are looking for a hardware wallet or computer-based wallet. If you in the market for a hardware wallet, then I would suggest using a ledger wallet but, if you are looking for a computer-based wallet, then you can go with scatter's EOS wallet or simpleEOS.

Atomic/Ownr/Lumi are the best wallets which support EOS.  Before choosing a wallet i always read feedback/recommendation in trustpilot and other sources. Try to find there if you still doubt about which one to choose

SimplEOS is designed for EOS only, while Ownr supports more coins and lets you manage most of your portfolio in one place.

You may give a try to tokenpocket wallet, I used it back in enumivo days (it's ok if you don't know about it), I used to store ether, eos, enu. It worked satisfactorily.

I'm only familiar with two EOS wallets, Wombat and Ownr. In terms of usability and EOS management I didn't find any big difference. The only thing that a new user should consider is the fee for creating a new wallet - Ownr charges $25 for that, while Wombat offers a zero fee creating.