Device
01- Form factor
- USB stick
- Display
- Yes, monochrome
- Battery
- ✓
- Scope of delivery
- Device and recovery material (typical retail kit; see store SKU).
View sources: device
- Ledger Nano X product pageForm factor · Display · Battery · Scope of delivery
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Ledger Nano X
Mobile Nano with Bluetooth and battery, Secure Element Claim and multi-asset support; iOS and Android are supported, the firmware is proprietary; Price band around EUR 99.
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At a glance
- Form factor
- USB stick
- Display
- Yes, monochrome
- Battery
- ✓
Properties
Security
02- Secure element
- Yes (specification)
- Firmware open source
- ✕
- BIP39 passphrase
- ✓
- Backup
- 24-word-BIP39; Recovery sheets.
View sources: Security
- Ledger Nano X product pageSecure Element · Firmware open source · BIP39 passphrase · Backup
Compatibility
03- Desktop app
- Windows · macOS · Linux
- Android
- Yes (specification)
- iOS
- ✓
- Supported Coins
- Many networks (including BTC · ETH/ERC20 · SOL)
View sources: Compatibility
- Ledger Nano X product pageDesktop app · Android · iOS · Supported coins
Overview
Editorial assessment
As a hardware wallet, the Ledger Nano Touch display, larger screen and Gen5-Nano are in different price and form factor segments - the Nano X remains the compact Bluetooth stick for on the go.
Technically, the device continues to sign via the Secure Element; the firmware is proprietary and the Ledger Live client is only partially open. Multi-asset including Solana is documented, air gap or QR signature is missing. For many users, this combination is exactly the reason why the Nano X appears in searches next to the S Plus: mobile app plus Bluetooth without jumping to the Flex or Stax price band.
In the catalog, the price range is around EUR 99 — about twice as high as the S Plus, but well below Flex and Stax. This is the RRP classification for a device with a battery and radio, not a quality assessment and not a test winner claim. If you only sign on your computer, you also pay for Bluetooth and iOS, whether you use them or not.
Compared to open source wallets like BitBox or Trezor Safe, software transparency is lower; Compared to pure card solutions, a classic display remains on the device. NFC is missing - unlike Flex or Stax. Compared to the Nano S Plus, the battery is added so that the device does not have to be constantly hanging on the cable.
In Direct comparison Ledger Nano X vs OneKey Pro The form factor, connection and backup of the two hardware wallets are directly opposite - the basis for an objective comparison without an overall grade.
The characteristics table above and the pro/contra card next to it are used for objective classification.
Pros
- Bluetooth for mobile connections
- Battery, USB-C and iOS support
- Secure Element with CC-EAL5+ manufacturer information
- Multi-asset including Solana
- Price band around EUR 99
Cons
- Firmware not open source
- No air gap
- No NFC
- Client only partially open source
- Small monochrome display
Suitable for whom?
- If you want to use Bitcoin, Ethereum/EVM and Solana on a device with Bluetooth and iOS according to features.
- If you need desktop OS (Windows/macOS/Linux) plus mobile BLE workflow according to features.
- If USB and battery suit your everyday life according to the features.
Who is it not for?
- If you need an air-gapped workflow — not provided according to the features.
- If you require NFC - according to the features, no.
- If you expect completely open source firmware - according to features firmware closed; Client only partially open.
Frequently asked questions about Ledger Nano X
Is the Ledger Nano X suitable for iPhone and Bluetooth?
According to features: iOS yes and Bluetooth yes. The Nano
Is the Nano X an air-gapped device?
No according to the features: Air gap is not provided. If you need an air gap workflow, you should compare other models.
Does the Nano X support NFC?
According to features: NFC no. Connection is via USB and Bluetooth according to the features.
Is the Nano X firmware open source?
According to the characteristics, the firmware is not open source (closed). According to the characteristics, the client is partially open - not presented as completely open source.
What assets does the Nano X cover according to its features?
According to features: Bitcoin as well as Ethereum/EVM and Solana. It is not clear whether a specific token is supported - check features and manufacturer information.
Guides
Sources & notes
Review details
You can also find the sources for individual information directly in the respective characteristics area.
- Ledger Nano X product pageLedger · retrieved 2026-08-14
- WiWo Hardware Wallet Price Overview (July 2026)WirtschaftsWoche · accessed 2026-08-14
Image source: Ledger press material (October 2025) — Nano X product shot · Press photo · 2026-08-09