Coolwallet S Hardware Wallet Review

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Jun/21/2018

Our friends at Bitcoin.com News this week provided readers with a review of the new Coolwallet S hardware wallet they received.

The digital asset storage card started shipping last month and is available through the CoolWallet.io shop for $189 USD, a little on the pricey side but Bitcoin.com believes the Card's size advantae and ability to tether to both iOS and Android mobile has its benefits.

Should I or Shouldn't I Buy?

We found the app and card worked very well except for the fee settings section for bitcoin cash as it was set too high. Another thing we noticed is that it takes a touch longer for the app and card to sync funds and transaction history after performing an action, but it’s not unbearable. Charging the card doesn’t take long and the charge lasts for an extremely long time as the system shuts down when it’s not being used. As for the cards’ shape and how bendable the card is without hurting the device is a great feature. It’s easy to hide in your back pocket, in your physical wallet, or anywhere you can hide a small credit card. Size is a plus because the wallet is definitely more concealable than Trezor or Ledger models, and other hardware wallets that are even larger than those two products.

Bitcoin.com provides a step-by-step breakdown of their first impression with the Coolwallet S here.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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