Hardware Wallet

[littleheart]

The Hardware wallet is a type of BTC wallet, which stores your private keys in a secure hardware device. The main idea behind the hardware wallets is to protect the keys from the software storage methods such as smartphone, computer, and more. Some of the commercial; hardware wallets include, KeepKey, TREZOR, and Ledger Nano S. Also, I find out the right wallet to store my cryptocurrency by reading through this, https://www.altcoinsidekick.com/bitcoin-basic-blog/choosing-the-right-digital-wallet-to-store-your-cryptocurrency?rq=wallets

You can also check it out and make the right decision. And, don't forget to let me know your thoughts on hardware wallets.

[joelsamuya]

Hardware wallet is the most recommended way of storing cryptocurrencies as this is the safest one. Just don't lose it and you can have it anytime you want without the risk of someone breaking into it online just like using other wallets online which can be subjected to phishing and other maneuvering. However, if one has a hoard of less than $100 in value buying a hardware wallet may not be that attractive. So keep on saving cryptocurrencies and then think and decide later to have it stored the right way.

[Lanatsa]

The Hardware wallet is a type of BTC wallet, which stores your private keys in a secure hardware device. The main idea behind the hardware wallets is to protect the keys from the software storage methods such as smartphone, computer, and more. Some of the commercial; hardware wallets include, KeepKey, TREZOR, and Ledger Nano S. Also, I find out the right wallet to store my cryptocurrency by reading through this, https://www.altcoinsidekick.com/bitcoin-basic-blog/choosing-the-right-digital-wallet-to-store-your-cryptocurrency?rq=wallets

You can also check it out and make the right decision. And, don't forget to let me know your thoughts on hardware wallets.

It doesn't really need to have brainstorming on choosing up a hardware wallet.Just choose the popular ones,Problem solved. 

[NeuroticFish]

You know? There's an entire subforum dedicated to Hardware wallets: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=261.0
Maybe one should start the research from there, since there's not really any "Best" hardware wallet and people may need to research a little more, especially if they want to use the hardware wallet for more coins than just Bitcoin.

[finaleshot2016]

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It doesn't really need to have brainstorming on choosing up a hardware wallet.Just choose the popular ones,Problem solved. 

Agree, we should choose what those experts think that is the best but I think it's not applicable all the time. Since we should know the differences between each other and what's the advantages of each hardware wallets. It's not good to pick something based on the people choice, we should choose a thing that is perfectly fit to our needs.

[KlepZ]

The Hardware wallet is a type of BTC wallet, which stores your private keys in a secure hardware device. The main idea behind the hardware wallets is to protect the keys from the software storage methods such as smartphone, computer, and more. Some of the commercial; hardware wallets include, KeepKey, TREZOR, and Ledger Nano S. Also, I find out the right wallet to store my cryptocurrency by reading through this, https://www.altcoinsidekick.com/bitcoin-basic-blog/choosing-the-right-digital-wallet-to-store-your-cryptocurrency?rq=wallets

You can also check it out and make the right decision. And, don't forget to let me know your thoughts on hardware wallets.

It doesn't really need to have brainstorming on choosing up a hardware wallet.Just choose the popular ones,Problem solved. 

I think the Wallet Trezor is the best to use in a real wallet the biggest advantage to buying a Trezor wallet is that it is the safest way to store your cryptocurrency. To get a better understanding of why it is so secure, I am now going to explain how it works. The first thing to consider is that your private key is always kept offline, meaning that it never has a direct connection to the internet. This is completely different to storing your cryptocurrencies on a desktop, mobile or web wallet, as hackers are always finding new ways to infect it with a virus or malware.

[Kay94]

I think one has to research properly on the type of hardware wallet he wants to keep his tokens because many a times people don't do any study and follow the hype then they end up saving their coins in wallets of which they later lose their money.

[Tonteus]

I think one has to research properly on the type of hardware wallet he wants to keep his tokens because many a times people don't do any study and follow the hype then they end up saving their coins in wallets of which they later lose their money.

I agree with you. We need to do some research before we do anything. Otherwise, you can hurry and lose everything.

[TanakabZX]

Hardware waller is no doubt the most higly secured wallet for keeping coins for long term but still users need to keep safe their private keys to avoid losing bitcoin to hackers

[Payme21]

Hardware wallet is by far one of the safest ways by which one can store tokens as it can easily be compromised via other channels

[bitart]

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I think the Wallet Trezor is the best to use in a real wallet the biggest advantage to buying a Trezor wallet is that it is the safest way to store your cryptocurrency. To get a better understanding of why it is so secure, I am now going to explain how it works. The first thing to consider is that your private key is always kept offline, meaning that it never has a direct connection to the internet. This is completely different to storing your cryptocurrencies on a desktop, mobile or web wallet, as hackers are always finding new ways to infect it with a virus or malware.

Just for the record, hardware wallets are always keep your private key offline, not just Trazor but Ledger, etc. too.
This is why they are hardware wallets. They do the magic (creating a seed (and the bitcoin address), signing transactions, etc.) inside their hardware and they just send those information to the connected computer/phone etc. which is publicly visible anyway (no private keys are sent back and forth to the device, there's no need to), so this is how they work, doesn't matter which one you choose, they work like this.
The difference is in the details, the operating interface on the web/computer/phone, the compatibility with alts, but this is where you should start to read about them and make your decision.
The basics (and the security of the well known hardware wallets) are nearly the same.

[peter0425]

The Hardware wallet is a type of BTC wallet, which stores your private keys in a secure hardware device. The main idea behind the hardware wallets is to protect the keys from the software storage methods such as smartphone, computer, and more. Some of the commercial; hardware wallets include, KeepKey, TREZOR, and Ledger Nano S. Also, I find out the right wallet to store my cryptocurrency by reading through this, https://www.altcoinsidekick.com/bitcoin-basic-blog/choosing-the-right-digital-wallet-to-store-your-cryptocurrency?rq=wallets

You can also check it out and make the right decision. And, don't forget to let me know your thoughts on hardware wallets.

As someone has said, we have a dedicate board and sub board about this topic. To the OP, it looks like you are just promoting your website here and get some clicks. 

[sunsilk]

Hardware waller is no doubt the most higly secured wallet for keeping coins for long term but still users need to keep safe their private keys to avoid losing bitcoin to hackers

Also, there is paper wallets.

I think one has to research properly on the type of hardware wallet he wants to keep his tokens because many a times people don't do any study and follow the hype then they end up saving their coins in wallets of which they later lose their money.

In the market of hardware, actually there are only few of them that are competing so its easy to distinguish on what's the best hardware to use by anybody. But mostly, prefer only these two hardware wallets (Ledger Nano S or X and Trezor).

Although there are other options: https://bitcoin.org/en/wallets/hardware/