Best Bitcoin hardware wallets
Bitcoin-only firmware reduces attack surface by stripping altcoin code paths. Some wallets ship multi-coin but offer a dedicated Bitcoin mode.
We include devices with Bitcoin-only firmware or strong Bitcoin-first recommendations.

COLDCARD Q
Bitcoin UsersCOLDCARD Q is a premium Bitcoin-only signer for advanced users who want air-gapped PSBT signing through QR or MicroSD, dual secure elements, replaceable AAA power, a large screen, and QWERTY passphrase entry.
$289

Foundation Passport Core
Bitcoin only UsersPassport Core is one of the strongest Bitcoin-only hardware wallets for users who prioritize open-source verification, QR/microSD air-gapped signing, multisig, passphrases, privacy, and supply-chain checks over multi-asset support or wireless convenience.
$199

Trezor Safe 7
Security Conscious UsersTrezor Safe 7 is Trezor's premium flagship for users who want auditable secure-element architecture, post-quantum firmware authentication, Bluetooth, wireless charging, a large touchscreen, and optional Bitcoin-only firmware, but it is expensive and not air-gapped.
$249

COLDCARD Mk5
Bitcoin UsersCOLDCARD Mk5 is a Bitcoin-only signer for users who prioritize air-gapped PSBT workflows, dual secure elements, reproducible firmware, multisig, and privacy over beginner polish or multi-asset support.
$189

BitBox BitBox02 Nova
Open source AdvocatesBitBox02 Nova modernizes the BitBox02 with iPhone and iPad support, an EAL6+ secure chip, a tougher glass OLED display, and the same open-source firmware and MicroSD backup strengths, but it is not air-gapped and costs more than the original BitBox02.
$205

Trezor Safe 5
Open source AdvocatesTrezor Safe 5 is one of the strongest balanced hardware wallets for users who want open-source firmware, secure-element protection, a color touchscreen, haptic confirmation, privacy tooling, and advanced backup options without relying on Bluetooth or proprietary wallet lock-in.
$129
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