Crypto Hard Wallets

[Etini]

Recently, I came across the concept of a crypto hard wallet. It's a physical device that's designed to store cryptocurrency offline, offering an extra layer of security compared to software wallets.

I'm curious to know if any of you have ever seen or used a crypto hard wallet? If so, what was your experience with it? How easy or difficult was it to set up and use? Was it worth the investment, in your opinion?

 

[C.Grigg]

I use the Ledger Nano S. It's a physical device that you plugin to your computer that will allow you to send payments from your wallets.

 

[Nomad]

I have never used a hardware wallet because these devices are not being sold in the local market. I also cannot order online because crypto is not legal here.

 

[Riberet19]

I use a cold wallet from Ledger, I think that right now they are the best on the market, although to tell the truth I have not tried others like Trezor, but to tell the truth it has worked very well for me.

 

[Monster Masterpiece]

I use a cold wallet from Ledger, I think that right now they are the best on the market, although to tell the truth I have not tried others like Trezor, but to tell the truth it has worked very well for me.

Most of us may have to pay additional fee to the state as the VAT for electronic gadgets is higher compared to purchase something else like clothes from external country.

 

[Riberet19]

Most of us may have to pay additional fee to the state as the VAT for electronic gadgets is higher compared to purchase something else like clothes from external country.

It could be that this was the case, I bought it on the official website if I remember correctly for about $70 i think

 

[Salt]

I don't see the need to use that because I am not investing heavily in crypto and I feel it's fine to securely store these in a wallet like Probit or Trust or even Binance.