Best physical wallet?

[SEnergy]

I'm interested in finally getting myself some nice physical wallet, but I did not do much of a research and basically know only about 2 wallets that might suit my needs - trezor & ledger (nano/hw1)

what experience do you have with those? I personally would prefer ledger but I want to hear some pros and cons from someone who had any of those...

Thanks!

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[unamis76]

You can investigate several Hardware Wallets here.

[Denker]

The most known ones are Trezor, Ledger and Keepkey I would say.
I prefer Trezor as it is having the best cost-benefit ratio.

[7788bitcoin]

Both Trezor and Ledger are cool. They should serve their purpose well.

However, in the electronic world, everything gets outdate very quickly. Therefore, for me, the best physical wallet is still the paper wallet, but of course it is not as cool as Trezor and Ledger but it serves the purpose just right. The best thing is, if you prepare it correctly, you can "read" the data by yourself and do not need to go through a software...

[dollarneed]

i think both of ledger and trezor are the best wallet,infact by price ledger more cheap than trezor, kindly you should check their reviews on coindesk

Link for Ledger
http://www.coindesk.com/ledger-launches-usb-bitcoin-wallet-bank-grade-security/

Link for trezor
http://www.coindesk.com/review-bitcoin-vault-trezor-lives-name/

Goodluck

[rienelber]

I have been using Ledger Wallet for 3 months now and it's been an amazing experience.

Their system is pretty safe and combines practical usability with it. Never had any issues so far.

[lite]

I'm interested in finally getting myself some nice physical wallet, but I did not do much of a research and basically know only about 2 wallets that might suit my needs - trezor & ledger (nano/hw1)

what experience do you have with those? I personally would prefer ledger but I want to hear some pros and cons from someone who had any of those...

Thanks!

I have been using ledger hw1 for over a year now, i don't find cons in it (it's the cheapest hardware wallet available). however if you want something fancy like led screen then you should go for trezor.

[Amph]

i'm fine with my computer plus usb stick, but i would advise a legder nano, more confidential and cheaper, also it offer kinda the same protection as a trezor

[twister]

Physical wallet.. hm. I have only used paper wallets and they work perfectly fine and they cost much less from the rest of them and are pretty secure if you know how to make them in safe environment.

Saw an ad about coolwallet on twitter the other day, it looks pretty cool, though I haven't used it so can't really say how secure or not it is.

[azeminjo09]

Well paper wallet is best for me, it is safer to use but there are many of them

[Perlover]

Only Bitcoin Trezor !!!

[tobacco123]

Paper wallet is the best to me- cheap, good and easy to obtain!

However, I think Trezor is the one I will get when I get my first 1 (or 2) bitcoin.

[Bitcoinpro]

Both Trezor and Ledger are cool. They should serve their purpose well.
However, in the electronic world, everything gets outdate very quickly. Therefore, for me, the best physical wallet is still the paper wallet, but of course it is not as cool as Trezor and Ledger but it serves the purpose just right. The best thing is, if you prepare it correctly, you can "read" the data by yourself and do not need to go through a software...

Trezor does have a reputation to keep which may trump the paper wallet,

[CroDam]

I am using "ledger hw1". Great wallet for this price. 

[Snail2]

Paper wallet and a safe place is the cheapest option. However I'm thinking on buying a Ledger (it looks pretty small and comfortable).

[HeroCat]

Currently only Trezor wallet offer the best available wallet. It is safe and modern way of BTC holding. 

[EdenHazard]

I'm interested in finally getting myself some nice physical wallet, but I did not do much of a research and basically know only about 2 wallets that might suit my needs - trezor & ledger (nano/hw1)

what experience do you have with those? I personally would prefer ledger but I want to hear some pros and cons from someone who had any of those...

Thanks!

on this site,they said the best Best physical wallet is Trezor,i'm agree with that. https://bitmate.net/best-bitcoin-wallet/
and on this site, https://www.weusecoins.com/en/find-the-best-bitcoin-wallet/ they put Ledger on first posistion,above Trezor,so i think Trezor and Ledger is same good.

[SEnergy]

ty all

I read some reviews and decided to get Ledger Nano & Unplugged, at least I'll have an opportunity to finally use the NFC

[BitcoinNewsMagazine]

ty all

I read some reviews and decided to get Ledger Nano & Unplugged, at least I'll have an opportunity to finally use the NFC

You will also have to carry a security card with you using Nano or Unplugged with your phone. The only hardware wallets you can buy right now that work directly with a phone (no security card for authorization) are Trezor (have to use an OTG cable) and BitLox (Bluetooth). Trezor is Android only while BitLox works for either Android or iPhone.

[MyBTT]

The most well known hardware wallet is the trezor, but I like the ledger wallet because it is cheaper and does the same things.