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Keystone 3 Pro vs Ellipal Titan 2.0
Keystone
Keystone 3 Pro
Hardware
$149
Ellipal
Ellipal Titan 2.0
Hardware
$169
Specifications
Highlighted cell = stronger result on that metric.
Key Features
Keystone 3 Pro
- Triple Secure Element design
- Air-Gapped via QR Codes
- Fingerprint Sensor
- Detachable Battery
Ellipal Titan 2.0
- Fully air-gapped (No BT/WiFi/USB)
- Large touchscreen display
- Anti-disassembly hardware self-destruct
- Mobile-first companion app
Our Take
Not financial adviceThe Keystone 3 Pro is the best choice for most users because it costs $149, which is $20 less than the Ellipal Titan 2.0. It supports 200+ blockchains, giving users access to a wider variety of networks than the Ellipal's nearly 50 blockchains. This broader network compatibility makes the Keystone 3 Pro a more versatile hardware wallet for managing diverse portfolios without paying a premium.
The Ellipal Titan 2.0 serves users who prioritize sheer asset volume on major networks. At $169, it supports 10,000+ digital assets, which exceeds the 5,500+ coins and tokens supported by the Keystone 3 Pro. Users who hold a vast number of specific tokens on the nearly 50 supported blockchains will find the Ellipal Titan 2.0 fits their storage needs.
Security
Keystone 3 Pro
Provides hardware-isolated security at a lower $149 price point.
Asset Support
Ellipal Titan 2.0
Supports 10,000+ digital assets compared to 5,500+ on the Keystone.
Price
Keystone 3 Pro
Costs $149, saving buyers $20 over the Ellipal Titan 2.0.
Usability
Keystone 3 Pro
Integrates with 200+ blockchains for wider ecosystem access.