Ledger Flex - Experience a Secure E Ink Touchscreen Crypto Wallet (Graphite)

Excellent.In a world where digital safety seems lackluster at best, this tiny little device ensures my crypto currency remains away from prying eyes.ProsSize: minimal and very comfortable to carry around or store it in a vault without sacrificing space.Value: slightly overpriced IMO but worth it for the peace of mind.Card Capacity: While it has been plenty for me, it might prove limited to some.ConsAs of now, after nearly one year of use, I cannot say I have any complaints.Final thoughtsAbsolutely love it. Love the looks of it, the efficiency, reliability and overall PEACE OF MIND.

Nice to have the security needed and will update as i learn about it . Its my first time with this device

Works great! Highly recommend this cold wallet

I love this wallet. Easy to use. It has extra checkpoints that make you verify each transaction. Great audio that never gets old, (little Gameboy/digital watch beeps). I have big fingers but it is still easy to type when you need to. Fits perfectly in my hand. Great user interface that makes portfolio management easy. I've never had a digital product that has the battery that compares to this product. It is very simple though. The power is in the Ledger Sync side of the user interface. It remains to be seen how the value for your will play out over its life cycle but if you are storing your retirement in this product I would say definitely yes, the Ledger Flex is worth it. Great quality build and fast. My only complaint would be the storage capacity for apps, but that really is only an issue if you have an really diverse portfolio on many different Blockchains

Era un regalo para mi esposo y pues esta felizzzz dice que es fácil de manejar y muy práctico.

Ledger is currently the most well-known of the crypto hardware wallets, and has built out the functionality of its devices and the "Ledger Live" software better than all of the other providers. As a hardware wallet, it can access more coins / chains than any of the other offerings, and as the most well-known provider it has the best integration with various crypto and Web3 services. Their Ledger Live software will allow some additional functionality like in-app staking and some DEX swaps depending on the token. Ledger Live only works for some chains, however; for other chains something like a specialty browser wallet is required, though the Ledger does store the keys.The Flex is the first of their "second generation" hardware wallets, using e-ink and a touch screen rather than a tiny LED display and a pair of buttons, so it's a bit more convenient and easy to use than the older / cheaper versions. That having been said, this device isn't the most intuitive if you're not crypto-familiar; there's no standardization of interfaces between chains, for example, so how one chain performs a function will be different than how a different chain does the same function on the device. Still, despite such difficulties, Ledger remains best-in-category for UX and for the number of chains it can access.I get VERY frustrated by its short time-out period, which is not adjustable. Most Web3 activities take some futzing about and troubleshooting / exploring to do what you want to do, and the Ledger will ALWAYS time-out while you're working through things. Expect to have to enter your 4-8 digit code over and over and over and over again during a given session, especially if you're doing anything complex or new.Ledger's security is probably adequate, but they have received quite a bit of criticism for building in a "recovery" option which seems to compromise the full security of the chip in favor of allowing a remote recovery of lost credentials for people who are careless. It is not a fully air-gapped, deep-cold storage solution like NGrave; think of this more like a very secure form of hot wallet that tries to find the sweet spot between high security and usability in Web3 dapps.

Nice

Seems to be a great product. I just wish they made the print on the directions larger and my eyesight. It’s not really that bad.