Originally Posted by kmanrox

They're great. But if you're looking for SUPER secure, the most military-strength cold storage that I've found is called Cobovault. Also, check out Ellipal. These types of wallets require scanning QR codes from a device that has zero network connections, or connections to anything so you know it can't be hacked.

If a hacker had access to the app on your phone for either of these cold wallets, they couldn't do shit unless they had access to the physical scanner you keep with you.

As always, your storage is only as good as how safe you keep your private keys/seed words. Split them up on multiple seed holders, metal ones. Send them to ppl you trust. Nobody could steal from you unless they knew who the other ppl are with the rest of our seed words. Keep the local Trezor, or other cold wallets with you using a strong and unique passcode for your easy access use.

Using a Trezor is 1000% easier than a Nano. Nanos are hard to navigate etc.