OneKey Classic 1S Review
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.
OneKey Classic 1S
Pros
- Strong fit for open source advocates
- Strong fit for mobile users
- Strong fit for multi asset holders
- Strong fit for defi users
Cons
- Not ideal for airgap security seekers
- Not ideal for bitcoin only minimalists
- Not ideal for users avoiding wireless connectivity
- Not ideal for users wanting touchscreen
Price
$99
$89.10 with code
Connectivity
USB-C, Bluetooth
Open Source
Mostly open source
Coins
30,000+
Use this code at checkout on the official store.
MGLHQAKey Specifications
Manufacturer
OneKey
Country
Hong Kong
Launch Year
2024
Firmware Maintained
Yes
Secure Element
Yes
Air-gapped
No
Connection
USB-C, Bluetooth
Official App
OneKey App
Security Model
Open-source Bluetooth hardware wallet with EAL6+ secure-element protection, reproducible firmware verification, offline onboarding, clear-signing previews, and app-based scam detection.
Trust Assumptions
- Users verify firmware authenticity and update sources
- OneKey firmware signing and OneKey App distribution remain trustworthy
- Bluetooth firmware and pairing remain properly authenticated
- Users verify transaction details and SignGuard warnings before approval
- The EAL6+ secure element protects keys and critical operations as documented
Backup Methods
12 Word Seed, 18 Word Seed, 24 Word Seed, Passphrase, Hidden Wallet
- Open source Advocates
- Mobile Users
- Multi Asset Holders
- DeFi Users
- Users Wanting Bluetooth
- Airgap Security Seekers
- Bitcoin only Minimalists
- Users Avoiding wireless Connectivity
- Users Wanting Touchscreen
- Users Wanting Mature Legacy Brand
Known Issues
2024: Broad multi-chain and Bluetooth tradeoff
Security-focused users debate whether a highly connected, multi-chain Bluetooth wallet can match the minimized attack surface of Bitcoin-only or air-gapped specialist devices.
Sources
- OneKey Classic 1S Official Product Page(official)
- OneKey Classic 1S Hardware Wallet Product Page(official)
- Authenticate OneKey Firmware Against Open Source Code(support)
- Authenticate OneKey Classic 1S(support)
- OneKey Classic 1S Firmware Repository(github)
- OneKey Classic Bluetooth Firmware Repository(github)
- OneKey GitHub Organization(github)
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