Comparison

Trezor Safe 3 vs Safe 5 vs Safe 7

Trezor currently sells three hardware wallets. All three keep your keys offline behind a certified EAL6+ secure element and support the same backups. They differ in screen, controls, connection and build.

FeatureSafe 3Safe 5Safe 7
Display0.96″ monochrome OLED, 128 × 641.54″ colour, 240 × 240, Gorilla Glass 32.5″ colour, 520 × 380, Gorilla Glass 3
ControlsTwo buttonsTouchscreen, haptic feedbackTouchscreen, haptic feedback
Secure elementEAL6+ certifiedEAL6+ certifiedTROPIC01 + EAL6+ certified
ConnectionUSB-CUSB-CUSB-C, Bluetooth 5.0+
Battery––LiFePO₄ 330 mAh, Qi2 wireless charging
BodyPMMA plasticPC-ABS plasticAluminium, IP54
Size59 × 32 × 7.4 mm65.9 × 40 × 8 mm75.4 × 44.5 × 8.3 mm
Weight14 g23 g45 g
Operating temperature−20 to +60 °C−20 to +60 °C0 to +45 °C
iPhone (iOS)Limited: balances, buy and receiveLimited: balances, buy and receiveFull: manage, send, receive and trade
Backup12, 20 or 24 words, multi-share12, 20 or 24 words, multi-share12, 20 or 24 words, multi-share
Bitcoin-only editionYesYesYes

Specifications from trezor.io, checked in October 2026.

Which one to choose

Safe 3 is the smallest and lightest. Two buttons and a small screen are enough if you mostly store crypto and confirm the occasional transaction from a computer.

Safe 5 adds a colour touchscreen with haptic feedback, which makes checking addresses and confirming transactions easier. It connects the same way as Safe 3, over USB-C.

Safe 7 is the only one with Bluetooth, a battery and full iPhone support, and the only one with two secure elements. Its operating range is narrower: 0 to +45 °C.

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