Best hardware wallet for eth based tokens

[raymonddaf]

Hi Guys thinking of investing in a hardware wallet and want to know what is the best one and why.  Dont care about price more interested in features, ease of use but mainly security.

I hold mainly eth based tokens.  MEW accepts both ledger and trezor.

Any comments would be great.

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[godzillarekt007]

Think it really depends on what you are looking for in terms of price, color, functionality, and support. This is a good youtube video on top 3 hardware wallets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOnOBl_MxmQ

Not sure which one supports more ERC20 tokens to be honest. I prefer the Trezor myself but again think it depends on those factors listed above.

[raymonddaf]

That video is quote old as looks to have the old ledger wallet, ill check youtube also for a comparison.

I thought both ledger and trezor supported all erc20 tokens?

[Swinging Phallus]

I have a nano ledger S, and it serves every purpose it was built for - I love it. They did come out with the nano ledger blue but the fact that it is touchscreen is a turn down for me. Almost all devices that have touchscreens end up being completely inefficient in the long run - it's a marketing scam imo (broken screen? now by a newer one or get it fixed - like how smartphones are constantly being replaced and obsolete from one another).

[marketprice]

Trezor, hands down

[shinratensei_]

If you consider to use MyEtherWallet then there's only 2 recommendation, nano ledger S or trezor. I actually prefer trezor because it's comes in handy, i don't like the shape of nano ledger S it looks exactly like USB Flash drive and I always worrying it could just lost. but, both is worth a try.

[raymonddaf]

One more question if I buy 2 hardware wallets say nano s andbon the second device I enter my private keys does that make it technically a clone so I could have one in worj and one in the home but both access the same wallets?

[onesalt]

If you consider to use MyEtherWallet then there's only 2 recommendation, nano ledger S or trezor. I actually prefer trezor because it's comes in handy, i don't like the shape of nano ledger S it looks exactly like USB Flash drive and I always worrying it could just lost. but, both is worth a try.

By considering the shape, I prefer nano ledger 
Both of them works well, choose one of them and go on with it

[Noe!]

Trezor is the best way to keeping our coin, if you ask me about what the best hardware wallets right now..

[raymonddaf]

One more question if I buy 2 hardware wallets say nano s andbon the second device I enter my private keys does that make it technically a clone so I could have one in worj and one in the home but both access the same wallets?

It s this possible?