Ultra Secure Crypto Wallet Pack Of 2, Trusted Cold Storage Wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFT's & More Coins Via Card NFC Tap, Biometric Pairing, Rapid 23-Second Dual Card Initialization

First time I am using it. Easy to use and secure

If James Bond needed a crypto wallet, this would be it. The “Crypto Hardware Wallet - Dual Cards Set” is so secure, it makes Fort Knox look like a piggy bank. With its ultra-secure cold storage, NFC tap, and biometric pairing, this wallet is basically a secret agent in your pocket.The dual card setup is perfect for those who like to live on the edge. Lose one card? No problem, you’ve got a backup. Lose both? Well, maybe it’s time to reconsider your life choices. And let’s not forget the rapid 23-second dual card initialization. Because who has time to wait 24 seconds?In summary, this wallet is the ultimate combination of security and convenience. Just don’t forget your cards, or you might need to call in a favor from Q.

This is a lot more than just a card. It is a whole crypto account, and you actually get three cards. It is very easy to set up, totally anonymous, and even giftable.You get access to the entire crypto world, for one low price. As soon as your card/account arrives, activate it and you are ready to start collecting, and trading, all from your phone.Everything is very easy to set up, and user-friendly. Great product, great price, highly recommended.

I have no clue how to use this thing. I've watched instructions, searched for videos and nothing burger. I'm very techy and don't get it!I wish there was better instructions or a video to guide me through how to transfer my crypto cause everything I've tried hasn't worked. So frustrating

The media could not be loaded. I've played with a lot of crypto wallets. First, the design of the card is good and I like how the dual pack not only comes with the access card but also the recovery card. The app was easy to download and use, and it walked me through all of the scanning of the cards - which worked the first time.I transferred $10 to the card to make sure it works and it settled on ethereum in just a few seconds, because the network wasn't too busy todayThere aren't a whole lot of features in the app, but it does seem solid.I don't like that there are no PIN/Facetime controls over the app to see the balance, but when I did try and send funds, it activated Facetime for the secure enclave access and required my card to send funds.I didn't do a secure analysis of the card to see if the crypto controls used on the card are actually SAFE and I don't know if the app sent my seed over to the company or anything - but I'll assume they didn't. Assuming they didn't, seems like a good product if you like the credit card form factor.Like with any hardware wallet, if you lose the cards, you've lost your crypto, its gone forever. I don't have a recovery seed phrase anywhere to back up to, so you better protect these cards as though they have your money on them because they might

It’s a bummer that XRP isn’t compatible. Had to buy a TANGEM set. Much better it seems.

So I'm used to using cold storage devices like my trezor and keystone which also have apps and you can access your data on a desktop (trezor) or phone (keystone). This Hardware wallet saves space and I also don't need an actual device and it's less expensive then the trezor or keystone devices. I'm going to keep my trezor and keystone though because they are more compatible with more types of crypto than this device. This device is for the ethereum based platforms. I don't own any NFC so I can't comment or have the knowledge regarding storing or transferring NFC from or to this device. I like how I don't have to manually type in or remember my seed as information is stored on cards. Easy to use if you prefer using a phone. I actually prefer using my desktop because I have had 2 phones stolen already so my desktop I always know where it is with a less chance of theft. Even if your phone is stolen your information and crypto is still secure if you have your cards.

I figured I’d try this CryptNox wallet as an alternative to my Ledger, mostly using it for more permanent storage, which it seems to be well suited for. It arrived sealed in a tamperproof bag with stickers that show if the seal has been broken, which is a nice touch for something that requires user trust. The cards themselves are almost identical in size to credit cards and easy to keep in your wallet or store elsewhere. Initial setup was quick and easy, being less complicated than the walkthroughs would have you think it would be; just a few taps of the NFC card and both the primary and backup cards were set up. The app is nothing special and lacks support for many blockchains, particularly Solana, and I wasn’t able to add it manually, getting an RPC failure message every time. The Ledger app isn’t particularly great either, both from a UI and UX standpoint, so I can forgive those parts, but I would like to see better compatibility with more block chains. The three main ones are Bitcoin, Ethereum and BSC, along with Polygon, AVAX, Arbitrum, Optimism and Fantom. It supports WalletConnect, which is nice, and didn’t give me any issues like my Ledger did when it was first introduced. Overall, I like the card-style design and footprint and the ease of tapping NFC to the phone to sign transactions but with basic EVM support and limited chains makes it hard to recommend over a Ledger for a primary wallet.