12% Discount on OneKey hardware wallets

[Pmalek]

OneKey currently has a promotion for its hardware wallets. You can purchase them on a 12% discount by entering the promo code "FRIENDS" during checkout.
The promotion should run until 4 October 2025.

The discounted devices:
- OneKey Pro costs $244.64 instead of $278.
- OneKey Classic 1S costs $87.12 instead of $99.
- OneKey Classic 1S Pure costs $69.52 instead of $79.

[dkbit98]

OneKey Classic is basically forked Trezor device that has similar price like T-Safe 5, and I would argue it's less secure than original Trezor devices
OneyKey Pro is still to expensive compared to other hardwware wallets, and lifetime of OneKey devices is known to be very short.
They are discontinuing old devices quicker than ledger and c0ldcard. 

[Pmalek]

OneKey Classic is basically forked Trezor device that has similar price like T-Safe 5, and I would argue it's less secure than original Trezor devices.

Onekey had a big vulnerability in one of its hardware wallets in the past. I think that device got discontinued in the meantime. A security company managed to exploit Onekey very quickly and export the seed from the wallet. It was an encryption problem I believe. More precisely, a lack of encryption that allowed the seed to be intercepted. The issue was, of course, fixed in the meantime but it still leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.

[Pmalek]

OneKey is running a 1 month promotion on its hardware wallets. Something similar that Ledger did several times in the past. You don't get discounted products, but you get some bitcoin with your purchase. Users can get from $15 to $50, depending on which device they purchase.

- Buy the OneKey Pro for $278 and get $50 in BTC
- Buy the OneKey Classic 1S for $99 and get $20 in BTC
- Buy the OneKey Classic 1S Pure or BTC Only for $79 and get $15 in BTC

https://onekey.so/shop/

[dkbit98]

I saw this ''bitcoin reward'' Onekey is giving away, and it's not worth it.
First they just forked Trezor and made slight modifications, but problme is they are not providing long support for their devices.
On top of that all their devices are more expensive and inferior to original Trezor devices.

[Pmalek]

I saw this ''bitcoin reward'' Onekey is giving away, and it's not worth it.
First they just forked Trezor and made slight modifications, but problme is they are not providing long support for their devices.
On top of that all their devices are more expensive and inferior to original Trezor devices.

I wouldn't be surprised if they are inferior. In fact, that's what I expect them to be. I can't comment on the quality of their hardware wallets either because I have never owned one nor do I plan to.

However, most of their devices aren't more expensive than the current Trezor models. The OneKey Pro is more expensive than the Trezor Safe 7, for example. But Safe 5 costs more than the OneKey Classic 1S or the OneKey Classic 1S Pure/BTC Only versions. The cheapest one is the Safe 3 unless you can get a Model One from a reseller for even less. So, it's a mixed bag when prices are concerned.

[rdluffy]

OneKey is running a 1 month promotion on its hardware wallets...

Today I was browsing the Bitrefill website and found the One Key wallet. I didn't know they were selling those wallets through Bitrefill as well

It's the same price and with 20% cashback on their website



I thought it was interesting 

[Pmalek]

Today I was browsing the Bitrefill website and found the One Key wallet. I didn't know they were selling those wallets through Bitrefill as well

They are not actually selling the physical hardware wallets. They are selling gift cards that you can redeem when buying in online shops of selected hardware wallets. Besides OneKey, you can also purchase vouchers for Coinkite (sold out at the moment) and Foundation Devices. One Foundation gift card is worth $300, but it's currently not enough to buy the Passport Prime that costs €385.