Are you using Hardware Wallets?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I wish to also have an experience in the use of one of the hardware wallet, though there might be challenges of the best store to secure one, since most of them are centralized, and this also may have much to do with kyc before getting it, some will not even mind securing the international fees as the cost for the shipment of one, this could all be fascinating as well as challenging to some of us from getting one to use.

[dkbit98]

Thanks for sharing the list, are there any other useful articles + detailed instructions?

Dude if you don't actually read the content of the posts and open the links I provided with instructions than I will have to start ignoring your posts in this forum!
Sorry to say this but I don't like when someone is writing worthless posts just because they need to fill signature quote. 
Have a nice day.

[gunhell16]

Hardware wallets are much safer option for holding your cryptocurrencies, and there are many options to choose but they are not perfect.

If you are using hardware wallet please tell us the model you have.

If you don't use any hardware wallet can you please state your reasons why.

It's true what you say; the best is the one with a hardware wallet, of course. But if you are a careful crypto user, even if you don't have hardware wallets, there are still software wallets that we can say are safe as long as we know how to be careful with their passwords and seeds.

Since I don't even have hardware wallets at the moment, the only one I've been using for a few years now is the Electrum wallet, and I recently added a blue wallet. And if the other cryptocurrencies are Metamask and Trustwallet, and the others are Solflaire and PhantasmWallet,  my coins are under the SOL network.