What is the best bitcoin hardware wallet - Trezor, KeepKey or Ledger?

I was using Bitfinex to buy my gambling bitoin when they got hacked so I ended up losing about a third of my BTC. This was a wakeup call for me so I've decided to buy a hardware wallet to keep my coins safe until I need to transfer them to a betting site. From my research I've discovered that right now there seems to be 3 main brands of bitcoin hardware wallet - Trezor, Ledger Nano and KeepKey. Reviews for all three are very positive so I was wondering what your experiences were with these wallets and which one would you recommend?

My first impression is that Trezor looks quiet dated compared to the other two.

 

i have a keepkeey hardware wallet, which i love even though it's a little clunky compared to the trezor and ledger nano. i think it's safer than the trezor or ledge nano because if you need to restore the device using the passphrase you can do so via the device. the trezor requires you to reenter each of the 12 or 24 seed words as they are into your pc or mac which is a security concern.

 

Trezor wallets are still my favourite because you can set-up hidden accounts so even if someone cracks your PIN they will not be able to see where the majority of your bitcoin is stored. This also allows you to have plausible deniability if thieves or government forces ever force you to login to your account.

 

Has anyone used an OpenDime? Would that quality as a hardware wallet?

 

I'm tempted to buy a Nano S but I think I'll wait until the Trezor 2.0 with a touchscreen is released. Satoshi Labs are still the smartest guys in the space in my opinion.

 

how durable are these things? if i leave my hardware wallet in my jeans when i wash them are my bitcoin lost?

 

The latest version of the Nano S supports duress pin numbers and a 25th password so it gets my vote until the new Trezor 2.0 is released.

 

I'm glad you can finally add a passphrase to the Ledger wallet. That was the one thing stopping me from buying one.

 

Yes, but only once time if you prefer. To make things easier I think you can link the passphrase to a pin number so you don't have to type it in every time.

 

i recently heard that the trezor is open source and you can review the code you are running, while ledgerwallet is closed source so you're never quiet sure what's happening. is this true?

 

Has anyone bought the https://digitalbitbox.com hardware wallet? Trezor and the Ledger Nano seem to get all the publicity but people never talk about the Digital Bitbox. Why is that? I really like the simple design.

 

the video looks really cool but i've never heard of the digital bitbox brand, which is a little worrying. does anyone know who's behind it? i'm not going to transfer my coins to a device from an unknown company.

 

Trezor are now taking preorders for their new Trezor Model T which will cost you €129 each. https://blog.trezor.io/pre-order-your-new-trezor-model-t-cf2a3426cf03

 

I was hoping my brand new Trezor Model T would be delivered this month (January, 2018) but Trezor have revealed that they won't ship now until February because they are still doing some work on the software and they understandably want to be sure that everything works before they deliver. This blog post does give a brief demo of the software and I have to say that it looks great.

https://blog.trezor.io/trezor-model-t-december-2017-updates-88e45e176dc2