Hardware Wallets
Bitcoin hardware wallets, some Bitcoin-only.
Trezor Safe 5
Hardware wallets, including a Bitcoin-only version
Blockstream Jade
Affordable Bitcoin-only hardware wallet (10% off with code BITBO)
BitBox
Hardware wallet to store, protect, and transact with ease
Coldcard
Bitcoin-only hardware wallets for security focused users
Price Comparison
This table compares the price of each hardware wallet according to the manufacturer's website.
| Hardware Wallet | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Trezor Safe 5 | $169 |
| Ledger Nano X | $149 |
| Coldcard Mk4 | $167.94 |
| BitBox02 | $157 |
| Blockstream Jade | $79 |
Amazon Review Score Comparison
This table compares the Amazon review score of each hardware wallet.
| Hardware Wallet | Amazon Review Score |
|---|---|
| Trezor Safe 5 | 4.5/5 |
| Ledger Nano X | 4.4/5 |
| Blockstream Jade | 4.5/5 |
| Coldcard Mk4 | Not sold on Amazon |
| BitBox02 | Not sold on Amazon |
FAQ
What happens if your hardware wallet breaks?
If your hardware wallet breaks, you can easily restore your funds by using your seed phrase (backup) to recover your wallet on a new device.
The seed phrase can be imported into any hardware wallet that supports BIP39 seed phrases, or into software wallets like Electrum. This is why it's critical to properly back up and secure your seed phrase - it's the only way to recover your funds if your device is lost, stolen, or damaged.
What is the cheapest hardware wallet?
The Blockstream Jade is currently the most affordable hardware wallet at $79. Despite its lower price point, it still provides strong security features and is made by Blockstream, a well-known Bitcoin company.
How do I safely buy a hardware wallet?
The safest way to buy a hardware wallet is directly from the manufacturer's official website. This ensures you receive a genuine device that hasn't been tampered with.
While Amazon is a popular option, you need to be extremely careful when purchasing hardware wallets there. Only buy if the product is sold and shipped directly by the manufacturer (like "Sold by Ledger" or "Sold by Trezor"). Avoid third-party sellers, as there have been cases of scammers selling compromised or fake hardware wallets that could steal your bitcoin.