High price, redundancy in terms of 2 chips, screen smaller than competitors.
2 chips, quantum-ready, secure Trezor Host protocol.
A budget wallet priced at $99 with open-source code, support for 30,000 assets, and compatibility with desktop and mobile apps.
A no-frills app with no unnecessary features.
Completely air-gapped connectivity, open-standard QR-code communication, self-destruct data-wipe feature, hidden (stealth) accounts, factory-reset mode, multi-currency support (up to 10 wallets), built-in DApp browser, integrated exchange aggregator, on-device crypto purchases, full NFT management.
It makes sense to use it in conjunction with the biometric hardware wallet; using it as a standalone wallet or paired with their card is questionable.
The large screen lets you view the full transaction details at a glance, helping you avoid tampering or fraudulent modifications.
The kit includes a device for generating your seed phrase entirely offline.
It operates across all device types and supports over 5,000 cryptocurrencies and 100 networks.
The wallet strikes a balance between a user-friendly interface and advanced configuration options tailored for experienced crypto users
Wide asset support. A user-friendly browser wallet for connecting to Web3 applications.
User-friendly interface, interactive charts, detailed portfolio analytics, cross-platform compatibility, and support for a wide range of assets.
It offers a large touchscreen display, robust security measures, a wide array of features, and support for over 5,000 coins.
The keys cannot leave the device—there are no connections to the external world. It offers broad asset support and an unlimited number of accounts.
The card does not display the seed phrase
Offering support for more than 3,900 cryptocurrency assets.
Biometric protection for hardware wallet.
Unlike the Ellipal Titan 2.0, the Mini runs on its own proprietary firmware rather than a full Android operating system. This reduces its attack surface.
