For clarification, no comparison was been done in the writeup, infact fam, the main point in the post was simply to highlight that even if you’re using the most secure wallet in the whole wide world, it’s your proper handling of the seed phrase that makes it possible to regain access to your crypto wallet in case you loose guard your phone or hardware wallet.
That’s true,
not your keys, not your coin is the language we should always take when we are about to venture into long term Bitcoin investment because such hardware wallets are the most secure wallets because they are offline, you will only access the internet if you are about to transact in the wallet.
There are some close-source wallets that do give seed phrase and private key too, they are also different from exchanges because they are decentralized also, but they can easily get hacked because it is a close-source wallet; example, Trust wallet.
Therefore, hardware wallets are the best, but they can be expensive to setup; therefore, you can use the Electrum wallet or Bluewallet to save your Bitcoin and keep your seed phrase safe offline in a secure place where only you will have access to.