@@tentax1210is it easy to the 25 word phrase? I’ve never used that feature before. Never available on the wallets before. Okay, maybe it’s not so bad everyone seems to be making it out to be. I’m not using my wallet everyday - nor am I needing to use it for hours on end - so as long as I get battery life, I’m good with it. Can the batteries be replaced?
A 25th word is easy to use. You just enable the feature and enter your own unique word which creates a new (hidden wallet) with new receiving addresses. Just make sure to not lose this word, because it effectively becomes a part of your seed phrase. And yes, the battery drains quickly. As I stated in the video, the device is still useable, and there are things you can do to reduce battery consumption, but don’t expect it to last more than a few hours when using it. As I said, Onekey will be releasing a firmware update to hopefully optimize battery life by reducing power consumption.
Hopefully, I'm not OT. I'm searching for a hardware wallet with the possibility to add a note to each transaction. In my opinion, it's very helpfully to get an overview of the history of the transactions. Exodus supports this function, but I'm looking for a hardware which supports this function, too.
No travel cases for this one. If you want a hardware wallet for traveling, I can’t recommend Tangem enough. Here’s my 1 year review if you’re interested: ruclips.net/video/bPZpzjJl3ts/видео.htmlsi=FPxqn6ZS7Rt-2dx1
Awesome! Would love to hear what you think of it too. It’s good, but it seems like Onekey still has some things to work out before it’s a great product.
Awesome review! Thanks! Quick question, so I’ve been sending and also my wife to my cold wallet, and all of a sudden I see an unknown deposit to my cold wallet from an unknown address in amount of 0. Is my wallet compromised from a scam? I’m abit worried. Thanks.
Thank you. And you’re fine. Just don’t interact with anything random sent to your wallet. Anyone can send anything to your wallet because your address is public. I have hundreds of random tokens that have been sent to me. As long as you don’t interact with them you’re good.
Keystone 3 Pro, although slightly more complicated, is more of a finished product. The battery is better and the air gap works better. Onekey Pro seems unfinished at this point (Keystone did the same thing when they launched the 3 Pro) so I’m hopeful Onekey’s Pro will only get better over time. But Onekey does have their native app whereas Keystone doesn’t. If you really want air gap, keystone is better at this point. If you want a more user-friendly wallet with a native app to manage your crypto all in one place, I think the Onekey Pro is better.
Hello Cyber Scrilla, I have a knack for technology.What is the best, most efficient and secure Cold Wallet that will give me more longevity? Keystone 3 Pro, OneKey Pro or Ellipal Titan 2.0?
Forgive my uneducated question, but does the OneKey run on an Android operating system? If so, does this pose any risk with Android debug attacks if it ended up in the wrong person's hands?
I wish you didnt have to use an app with it? Why dont all wallets just let you use them with the wallet of your choice instead. I want to use electrum or sparrow or something and no need for ledger live or trezor app or whatever the others are called.
@@cyberscrilla so the problem I'm having is that on the app it shows my nfts but it doesn't give me an option to "collect" to device or send to device as the faq keeps telling me, it even gives me the old interface of the app.
I wouldn’t be so dead set on using an air-gapped device if your only goal is increased security. Research shows that air-gapped devices aren’t much more secure than a non-air-gapped device, if it all. Malicious data can still be transmitted even through QR codes. For security, I’d look for something that is user friendly. You’re less likely to make costly mistakes with a user friendly wallet. Along with a wallet that offers industry standard security features (Secure Element Chip, PIN protection, 24 word seed, and passphrase). If you don’t like this wallet, look into: - Onekey Classic 1S - Trezor Safe 3 or Safe 5 - Ledger Flex All great options in my opinion.
This thing is a fingerprint magnet.....oh my gosh....you handle this thing after 2 mins and it looks like you dipped it in cooking oil with all the grease on the aluminum portion.
I love the design and the software. But i found two issue which makes me skip this hardware wallet. 1: $278 is alot overpriced since it has only 530mah battery because keystone has 1000mah and cost only $149. You could also compare it with ngrave which cost $100 more and has 1200mah battery. So yes it is alot overpriced. 2 issue: you can only connect to phone onekey app by bluetooth or to computer onekey app by usb , where keystone or ngrave use qr code to connect. I dont see the point of onekey pro is based on qr code when it is almost useless. I kinda feel you are mostly paying for the design and not the features. Because keystone has 3 chips too, allmost same as onekey. Also they should add wirless charger since the price is so high.
It might be made in China, but it’s still good enough to receive an EAL6 certification. That speaks for itself. They don’t just give those out you know
Tangem is hard to beat when it comes to usability. However, some people prefer using a device with a screen and the additional features it offers like air gap mode.
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Could you help me with a problem I keep facing
Sorry I missed this. What problem are you having?
I have it. It’s perfect in every way except the battery. But it’s not a huge deal if ur not keeping it on 24/7
For sure, I still hope Onekey can improve it via a firmware update.
Also especially since I have high anxiety about storage. The extra 25 phrase word is prime
Definitely a bonus!
@@tentax1210is it easy to the 25 word phrase? I’ve never used that feature before. Never available on the wallets before. Okay, maybe it’s not so bad everyone seems to be making it out to be. I’m not using my wallet everyday - nor am I needing to use it for hours on end - so as long as I get battery life, I’m good with it. Can the batteries be replaced?
A 25th word is easy to use. You just enable the feature and enter your own unique word which creates a new (hidden wallet) with new receiving addresses. Just make sure to not lose this word, because it effectively becomes a part of your seed phrase.
And yes, the battery drains quickly. As I stated in the video, the device is still useable, and there are things you can do to reduce battery consumption, but don’t expect it to last more than a few hours when using it.
As I said, Onekey will be releasing a firmware update to hopefully optimize battery life by reducing power consumption.
Hopefully, I'm not OT. I'm searching for a hardware wallet with the possibility to add a note to each transaction. In my opinion, it's very helpfully to get an overview of the history of the transactions. Exodus supports this function, but I'm looking for a hardware which supports this function, too.
is onekey card store the entire wallet or just the seedphrase???or can store seedphrase and passphrase at the same time
Just the seed phrase and a PIN.
For those of us that travel a lot in harsh conditions are there any recommended cases for a wallet like this?
No travel cases for this one. If you want a hardware wallet for traveling, I can’t recommend Tangem enough. Here’s my 1 year review if you’re interested:
ruclips.net/video/bPZpzjJl3ts/видео.htmlsi=FPxqn6ZS7Rt-2dx1
Unfortunately it doesn't support Dynex which was my only reason for purchasing the wallet. You get a message stating that you need the classic model.
you got to make sure you manually turn it off the battery will stay at the same level
Even then, the battery performance was not good. Not sure if this was fixed yet with their recent update
Can you add an nft on the home screen how the one key touch did?
Not that I know of.
Been waiting on this you’re the goat bro mines come in 3 days
Awesome! Would love to hear what you think of it too.
It’s good, but it seems like Onekey still has some things to work out before it’s a great product.
Awesome review! Thanks! Quick question, so I’ve been sending and also my wife to my cold wallet, and all of a sudden I see an unknown deposit to my cold wallet from an unknown address in amount of 0. Is my wallet compromised from a scam? I’m abit worried. Thanks.
Thank you.
And you’re fine. Just don’t interact with anything random sent to your wallet.
Anyone can send anything to your wallet because your address is public. I have hundreds of random tokens that have been sent to me.
As long as you don’t interact with them you’re good.
@@cyberscrilla thank you so much I appreciate your honesty and information to a newbie like me.
How do you compare it to keystone 3 pro
Keystone 3 Pro, although slightly more complicated, is more of a finished product. The battery is better and the air gap works better.
Onekey Pro seems unfinished at this point (Keystone did the same thing when they launched the 3 Pro) so I’m hopeful Onekey’s Pro will only get better over time.
But Onekey does have their native app whereas Keystone doesn’t.
If you really want air gap, keystone is better at this point.
If you want a more user-friendly wallet with a native app to manage your crypto all in one place, I think the Onekey Pro is better.
Nice information thanks Alex ❤🙏
Thanks for watching!
awesome review been waiting for it
Thanks for watching!!
Hello Cyber Scrilla, I have a knack for technology.What is the best, most efficient and secure Cold Wallet that will give me more longevity? Keystone 3 Pro, OneKey Pro or Ellipal Titan 2.0?
Probably the Keystone 3 Pro.
Or consider getting a wallet that doesn’t use a bettery such as the Trezor Safe 3 & Safe 5 or Tangem.
Forgive my uneducated question, but does the OneKey run on an Android operating system? If so, does this pose any risk with Android debug attacks if it ended up in the wrong person's hands?
No, it doesn't. Also, the device has security features so that it will Self-Destruct if anyone gets ahold of it and tries to tamper with it.
Does turning off the device makes it even more secure?
No
I wish you didnt have to use an app with it? Why dont all wallets just let you use them with the wallet of your choice instead. I want to use electrum or sparrow or something and no need for ledger live or trezor app or whatever the others are called.
You can use electrum AND sparrow with this wallet!
How do you put your nfts onto it?
The same way you put crypto on it. Transfer it to it.
@@cyberscrilla so the problem I'm having is that on the app it shows my nfts but it doesn't give me an option to "collect" to device or send to device as the faq keeps telling me, it even gives me the old interface of the app.
I just updated today and it was tricky
Yeah the app needs some work, that’s for sure.
Can you guys give me guidance? I tried to connect multiple times but it keep saying update needed and I don’t have a laptop or computer
I just want an air gap wallet for permanent storage. But they all seem to have bad issues
I wouldn’t be so dead set on using an air-gapped device if your only goal is increased security.
Research shows that air-gapped devices aren’t much more secure than a non-air-gapped device, if it all.
Malicious data can still be transmitted even through QR codes.
For security, I’d look for something that is user friendly. You’re less likely to make costly mistakes with a user friendly wallet.
Along with a wallet that offers industry standard security features (Secure Element Chip, PIN protection, 24 word seed, and passphrase).
If you don’t like this wallet, look into:
- Onekey Classic 1S
- Trezor Safe 3 or Safe 5
- Ledger Flex
All great options in my opinion.
@cyberscrilla I also own a couple nft It would be cool to show off on my wallet
Ledger Flex or Stax then.
safepall x1+keystone 3pro for defi best choice!
another great video thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching.
This thing is a fingerprint magnet.....oh my gosh....you handle this thing after 2 mins and it looks like you dipped it in cooking oil with all the grease on the aluminum portion.
Yep. At least it still keeps your crypto safe
The Keystone 3 Pro is much better minus the app since K3P don't have in-house app for Bitcoin only firmware.
What’s better about it? Also, it doesn’t have a native app period.
Interesting I like this
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I love the design and the software.
But i found two issue which makes me skip this hardware wallet.
1: $278 is alot overpriced since it has only 530mah battery because keystone has 1000mah and cost only $149. You could also compare it with ngrave which cost $100 more and has 1200mah battery. So yes it is alot overpriced.
2 issue: you can only connect to phone onekey app by bluetooth or to computer onekey app by usb , where keystone or ngrave use qr code to connect. I dont see the point of onekey pro is based on qr code when it is almost useless.
I kinda feel you are mostly paying for the design and not the features. Because keystone has 3 chips too, allmost same as onekey.
Also they should add wirless charger since the price is so high.
it's true that onekey doesn't worth the price,i think the reasonable price is around usd150
Wouldn't touch that Chinese THD89 secure element with a 50ft barge pole!
It might be made in China, but it’s still good enough to receive an EAL6 certification. That speaks for itself. They don’t just give those out you know
I think tangem wallets are better than other wallets They are simple secure and very easy to use .😂
Tangem is hard to beat when it comes to usability.
However, some people prefer using a device with a screen and the additional features it offers like air gap mode.
Do you trust a Chinese product to have your cryptos😂
@@liwilliam5858 Every hardware wallet on the market uses elements from China. So yes, I do.
you said this just like a kids,you control the key, then you have the crypto,not the hardware wallet company.