imKey Pro Crypto Hardware Wallet Secure Cold Crypto Wallet with Offline Storage CC EAL6+ Secure for Digital Assets Bitcoin Ethereum XRP NFTs & ERC20 Tokens

The imKey Pro is a real game-changer! It holds a ton of different cryptocurrencies, from the big ones like Bitcoin to the smaller ones you might not have heard of. Plus, the setup was easy-peasy. What I really liked was how it worked with my other software wallets and trading platforms without any hitches. Okay, it might be a bit pricey compared to others, but trust me, it's worth every penny when it comes to securing your digital dough. All in all, if you're into crypto and need a secure, easy-to-use wallet, grab the imKey Pro. You won't regret it. Five stars from me!

I recently started using the imKey Pro Cryptocurrency Hardware Wallet, and it's been fantastic! I've used other products from the company before and have always been super happy with my experiences. This wallet offers top-notch security and works offline, making it perfect for safely storing various cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and more. The user-friendly interface makes it a breeze to manage my digital assets, even as a newcomer to the crypto world. I highly recommend the imKey Pro for anyone looking to protect their investments with ease and confidence!

I got this as I wanted something other than another Ledger device. I also liked the form factor of this, being about credit card sized, but thicker and I really liked how the carrying case looked, which you don't get at all with a Ledger Nano or Nano X. The metal seed phrase box was also a nice bonus and certainly more substantial than the laminated piece of paper Ledger gives you to write it on. The hardware wallet and case are both nicely built, neither feel cheap but also aren't particularly premium. The wallet feels solid and looks sharp, the storage case is a nice design and fits the wallet well. Overall, build quality and materials are more than acceptable. The hardware wallet is mostly just for EVM chains, and that's all I've tried it with so far. It works really well though and the 3 button setup is easier to use than the Ledger's 2 buttons. I think the form factor is pretty great and I enjoy using the device. It worked well with Ethereum and Sonic and I haven't had any issues with it. The app and software is pretty solid as well; it's about as intuitive as Ledger Desktop, which is to say it's usable but not great. Battery life has been excellent so far and the display is useful to have. I found it to be a solid alternative to Ledger's products, if you can live with it mostly being for EVM chains; it's a good hardware wallet and a nice package overall, what with the carrying case and metal seed storage box.

The wallet was very nicely designed and came with packaging that included a metal case where you can write down your 12-word passcode. Personally, I liked the wallet and the security feature itself, however, the app imToken can be better. The gas fees are on the higher end, but I would still use this wallet to hold ETH as it provides a very streamlined service in storing your various crypto assets.

I’m very satisfied with the key, it’s very useful for my Bitcoin also much safer then keeping them online. The transfer is very quick and pretty easy to use (it was my first time using it) the key work whit many other crypto currency.

The product arrived with a perfect package and it is seal!!! I was worry about the product might not be sold by imkey!! But it is real imkey hardware wallet with perfect pack and seal. Updated- I’m so impressive, this hardware wallet is super friendly to use.

I've had no problems with this for 6 months, until recently when my wallet was hacked for $688 in BTC. No one knew I purchased the wallet and it never left a fireproof safe in my house. I never shared any of the passkey phrases with anyone either. The only conclusion I can come to is that it was an internal hack. I provided all of the blockchain evidence as well as other information requested from their customer service department. I don't believe they attempted to look into this at all as the last response from them was a link to a users guide. I would not thrust this device or the imKey support team as I believe they have a compromised technical team.

I did run into issues where the wallet would turn off when it's trying to make a bluetooth connection to my phone. I decided to update the device through the computer and ran into a separate issue where the device was undergoing the upgrade process but then disconnected. The result was that the screen on the wallet was stuck saying "Bootloader" and it had issues being recognized by the computer. I eventually found a solution: after installing the software, reset the computer, and then go through the update process. My hardware wallet was able to be recognized again. After the update, my phone was establish a reliable connection with the wallet. Something I like is that there's a unique code that's needed to pair the wallet to a device. I like this as it's an added security layer in case that the wallet falls into the wrong hands. I store this unique code along with where the seed would be stored. The screen doesn't show any crypto balances, addresses, or any pricing. The wallet is reliant on the app for detailed information. As a cold backup wallet, with a connection previously paired with a phone, this works fine. There's a user-created security pin that's entered by the user in order to access the wallet where the wallet will allow for a bluetooth connection to the phone. As for the build quality, it's a pretty thin and small wallet with a hole in it to be placed on a lanyard. I've had it on my keychain for a while and it's been working fine. Something that I'm not a fan of is the the micro USB port, but it's fine.