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Ledger's Bluetooth button signer with a battery, so it works with an iPhone as well as Android and desktop. Around £90 on Amazon UK.
Ledger's mid-range touchscreen signer: a 2.8-inch E Ink screen, Bluetooth and a battery, with a Ledger Recovery Key in the box. Around £229 on Amazon UK.
Ledger's premium signer: a 3.7-inch curved E Ink touchscreen, Bluetooth and a battery, sold with a Ledger Recovery Key. Around £369 on Amazon UK.
Ledger's cheapest hardware signer: a USB-C stick with a small screen and two buttons that keeps your private keys offline. Around £52, desktop and Android only.
A stainless steel capsule you punch your wallet backup into, so your recovery words survive fire, water and impact.
Trezor's flagship hardware wallet: a 2.5" colour touchscreen, three independent security chips including the auditable TROPIC01, Bluetooth, wireless charging and an aluminium, IP54-rated body.
Trezor's touchscreen hardware wallet: a 1.54" colour screen with haptic feedback, an EAL6+ Secure Element, open-source design and on-device PIN and passphrase entry.
A small, open-source hardware wallet with a certified Secure Element chip, PIN and passphrase protection, and on-device confirmation of every transaction.
A hardware wallet that keeps your private keys on a dedicated device rather than on an internet-connected computer.