If you don't have a very very specific reason to own a hardware wallet, It means you don't need it. Most people don't need a hardware wallet. They need a well secured linux box (preferably offline but only if you are sending/receiving transactions online is OK too) and a piece of paper as a backup. That's a much better solution than a hardware wallet.
Well, the hardware wallet comes with the supposed benefit of having a secure environment out of the box. Most people can't update their software alone, let alone set up a secure linux environment by themselves in a trustless way. Most people doesn't even know what is a Linux.
I can guarantee that 99% of the people have no what idea of what a ' secured linux box' is, and shouldn't be trying to use one, because they lack the knowledge to do that correctly.
Hardware wallets are for these 99% people


