Which Hardware Wallet is The Best? 2017

[denetci]

i use ledger nano. i really like that product, maybe they are much more better hardware wallets than ledger nano. but i think the security level of ledger nano is enough. the price performance of that product is wonderful.

[asdlolciterquit]

Just a question to anyone that are using a hardware wallet.

what will happen for future fork or network evolution like Lighting network?

[yamuz0]

I just wonder how can we trust in these devices?. I know those have been used for long, but that's not just enough...
I want to know which one of these hardware wallets is completely open-source and open-hardware; that's the only way I can trust them

[asdlolciterquit]

I just wonder how can we trust in these devices?. I know those have been used for long, but that's not just enough...
I want to know which one of these hardware wallets is completely open-source and open-hardware; that's the only way I can trust them

do you prefer an hacker account on your pc? i don't know...i suppose there is no doubt that an hardware wallet is more safe that keep you btc on your pc...

[naitik01]

I think Trezor wallet  is the best. Trezor already supported multiple currencies, it will give more advantages security features. Hardware
wallets are secure, offline devices. They store your private keys offline so they can't be hacked, and  provide extra security  the hardware
wallet is nearly impossible to hack.

[DrYM]

I know everything was already said here, but I just want to say that I have the Ledger Nano S and I'm super happy with it. There are a few issues and devs are working on updates and better software, but overall it's a wonderful device. Can you trust them completely? really 100% certain there's no backdoor somewhere somehow? The unfortunate answer is no.

[asdlolciterquit]

what do you think about this article?
https://blog.gridplus.io/hardware-wallet-vulnerabilities-f20688361b88

I didn't know that these kind of attack could be possible... do you feel safe again?

i don't know...seems that nothing is really safe from malware..