Blockstream Jade – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 60/100.
No secure element, just an open-source “blind oracle” the company is honest about the limits of.
Cypherock X1 – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 69/100.
No seed phrase at all, but lose four of five physical pieces and your funds are gone forever.
Trezor Model One – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 61/100.
The original hardware wallet, still sold today without the secure element its own successor added.
Ellipal Titan 2.0 – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 70/100.
Durable air-gapped flagship, shadowed by a real $3M hot-wallet theft and a jurisdiction-based trust question.
NGrave Zero – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 62/100.
The “EAL7 wallet” is real, but the actual secure element underneath is a lower EAL5+ chip.
BitBox02 – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 71/100.
Swiss-made, open-source, and genuinely clever, but sources disagree on whether multisig still works.
SafePal S1 Pro – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 64/100.
Genuine aluminum-and-glass upgrade over the S1, running the exact same underlying security model.
SafePal X1 – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 61/100.
Bluetooth convenience trades away the S1’s air gap, chip tier, and firmware verifiability, at a higher price.
OneKey Classic 1S – Hardware Wallet Review

Score: 72/100.
Markets “reproducible builds,” but an independent verifier lists this exact device as not verifiable.
