Best budget hardware wallets

OneKey Classic 1S Pure is the battery-free, lower-cost Classic 1S variant for users who want open-source firmware, EAL6+ secure-element protection, Bluetooth/USB-C support, and broad multi-chain coverage without battery-aging concerns.

OneKey Classic 1S is a lightweight open-source Bluetooth hardware wallet with EAL6+ secure element protection, broad multi-chain support, reproducible firmware verification, and strong mobile/desktop app coverage, but it carries the usual Bluetooth and broad-ecosystem attack-surface tradeoffs.

SafePal S1 is a very affordable QR-based air-gapped hardware wallet for mobile-first multi-chain users who want broad token support and offline signing, but it depends heavily on the SafePal app ecosystem and is less compelling for open-source purists or Bitcoin-only multisig users.

Blockstream Jade Core is the simplified $99 Jade for Bitcoin beginners: open-source, battery-free, USB-C/Bluetooth based, and easy to pair with the Blockstream app, but it lacks Jade Plus's camera, QR air-gap, and JadeLink features.

Tangem Wallet cards are durable NFC hardware wallets for users who want a simple mobile card experience, optional seedless backups, and low maintenance, but the lack of a screen and closed non-updatable firmware make them less ideal for high-value or advanced cold-storage setups.