I recently acquired the latest hardware wallet, used it for a whole day, and also did a small comparison with other mainstream products I have on hand.

There’s basically no difference in security mechanisms; since it’s a hardware wallet, there are no issues with protection. The real gap lies in the user experience.

The most impressive part is the beginner-friendly design. The pairing process between the mobile app and the hardware device is smooth, and the overall interaction logic is clear. For example, when setting the PIN code, the prompts on the app and the hardware are synchronized, so there’s no need to switch back and forth to check instructions, which is very friendly for newcomers.

In recent years, the functional differences among products in the hardware wallet market have been narrowing, and all brands meet security standards. Therefore, future competition will mainly focus on such detailed user experience. From practical use, whoever can streamline the process the most and reduce the learning curve for users will be more likely to attract novice users.