My old Nano S is reaching end of life and won’t be getting critical updates anymore, and this has left a sour taste in my mouth to be honest, I was par of the data leak in 2020 as well, so I'm over Ledger.
I’m looking to upgrade. I’m leaning strongly toward Trezor, but I wanted to see how it stacks up against the other options out there. I don't plan to do this again for the next few years, and there are a lot more options than when I bought my Nano, so I put together a hardware wallet comparison spreadsheet of the best hardware wallets in 2025.
It covers Trezor, Ledger, BitBox, Keystone, Coldcard, and SafePal and a bunch of others side by side, looking at things like security features, open-source status, supported coins, firmware updates, price, and more.
Trying to get some feedback, and see if I've missed anything, and hopefully this saves some time for some other people here. I’ll keep the sheet updated as things change, but if you spot mistakes or want me to add something, let me know.
Comparing the best hardware wallets: Trezor vs Ledger vs BitBox vs Keystone vs Coldcard vs SafePal etc.
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I have the MK4, Q Jade Classic, Jade Plus, and the NanoX. The Jade’s are the easiest to learn. There is nothing wrong with the Coldcard’s they just have a steeper learning curve. I also recommend looking into one of the Foundation devices. I pre-order the Prime and have high hopes for it, but time will tell. Also, check out this video. Some of the companion apps you mentioned may need patched. https://www.youtube.com/live/R0M2TL7RARw?si=soZPXrpk9SdE9ZUn
You actually have Foundation Core on your list, Prime is their new device. Of the devices I have, the only one I don’t recommend is the NanoX. I like the Jade’s because they have a companion app & and are easy to set up. Foundation devices appear to be even easier. I bought the Prime because I MAY be able to teach my wife how to set up a hardware wallet with it.