Most of them work great what matters more is the software you are using to interface with them. For example just because you have a Ledger does not mean you have to use the Ledger software to use it. Sparrow is good software.
I'd recommend the Trezor T to anyone all day, every day.
It's FOSS, which fits perfectly with the ethos of don't trust, verify. Enable the SD-protect feature, use a pass-phrase and always check the Suite software signatures using GPG, and you're good to go.
Most of them work great what matters more is the software you are using to interface with them. For example just because you have a Ledger does not mean you have to use the Ledger software to use it. Sparrow is good software.
I'd recommend the Trezor T to anyone all day, every day.
It's FOSS, which fits perfectly with the ethos of don't trust, verify. Enable the SD-protect feature, use a pass-phrase and always check the Suite software signatures using GPG, and you're good to go.
There's no such thing.
The best wallet is offline.
no