Onekey Classic & Onekey Touch (Trezor Compatible, Crypto Hardware Wallet) Unbox, Setup, Review
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A video that looks at the Onekey Touch (Trezor T clone) and Onekey Classic (Trezor One clone), Cryptocurrency hardware wallets that are based on the Open Source Trezor Firmware. These are not only Trezor clones, but also add additional features like improved security via a secure element, Bluetooth Support which allows use with iPhones and compatibility with a wide range of Trezor supported wallets. (Exodus, Electrum, Sparrow, Metamask)
Onekey Github: github.com/OneKeyHQ/firmware
My Github (With modifications for easy builds with Github Actions): github.com/3rdIteration/oneke...
Response to key extraction issue: blog.onekey.so/our-response-t...
00:00 - Introduction
00:45 - Unboxing Onekey Classic
01:20 - Onekey Classic Initial Setup
02:02 - Unboxing OneKey Touch
02:35 - Onekey Touch Initial Setup
03:01 - Onekey Wallet Software Overview
04:03 - Onekey Coin Support (Much wider than Trezor)
04:33 - Onekey Wallet Feature Overview
05:18 - Onekey Wallet on Mobile (iOS and Android) via Bluetooth
06:05 - Using Onekey with Trezor Suite
06:27 - Warning about flashing Trezor firmware on a Onekey device
06:41 - Onkey also works with Exodus, Sparrow, Electrum and Metamask (And more)
07:09 - Open Source Software/Hardware Overview
07:43 - Building your own firmware via Github Actions
10:33 - How to recover from a flashing bad firmware (Or Accidentally Flashing Trezor Firmware)
10:56 - Summary and Conclusion
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Hi there. I'm new to your channel and have watched some of your content. Its so informative but unfortunately i can see that viewers dont appreciate your efforts owing to how much people view and how much have the decency to give you a thumbs up. Thank you for putting out this content. Even though I have extensive research about wallets, there is always something new I learn from our content
Thanks, glad you found it helpful :)
Thanks for the video. Great intro.
Why did the one key wallets get such a low security score in your table that you show towards the end? And what do wallets have to do to get a 100 in your privacy column?
Firstly, their security score is quite high, up there with Ledger, just lower than things like Jadez Coldcard, etc. If you look at the spreadsheet this is mostly due to missing features like device verification, multisig verification, adding custom entropy, etc.
@@CryptoGuide ok. Thanks for the quick answer and help.
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Great content. What are your thoughts on the Safepal hardware wallet. Cheers Steve.
It's crap
Thanks mate. Great info.
Glad to help
Is the links to buy your affiliate links? Looking at trying one out just wanted to make sure to support the channel. Second question is I understand you were saying it’s running trezor soft wear but is it open source? Thanks and have a good one
Never mind on the open source question. Got to watch the whole video before I commented.
Yep, they are my Aussie affiliate links. The firmware is a lightly modified Trezor firmware and is open source. :)
Really like your vids mate. Would you happen to know how new BTC addresses are generated each time you receive? Is this the ‘add account’ you briefly touched on? Cheers
I cover this in a video on why recieve addresses change :)
Can you stake natively on the touch? Im intrested in the touch. But im also looking for something that i can stake through. I love your vid and thanks for the info.
Depends on the blockchain, but for blockchains that are supported it should work just fine.
@@CryptoGuide ahh thank you so much! Your video is helping with my research on a new cold wallet. Thank you so much and I hope you have a wonderful day friend!
Glad it helped
Can I update the onekey classic firmware with my iPhone since I don't have a computer? Thanks.
From memory some of the firmware updates worked via a phone, but some occasionally required a PC. (Though you could safely use any PC for the update itself, as long as you understand that you don't need to enter your seed in to the PC at any point)
is onekey opensource as trezor????one key is just like a trezor but more compatibility???
Basically yea, both hardware and software are available, have deterministic builds, etc.
I have seen that they have also a mini version, without Bluetooth, 59usd
Yea I noticed that, though don't have one on-hand (It basically looks to be the classic, but without a battery)
Can you use the Rabby wallet in tandem with the Onekey?
Yep, it's compatible with everything that Trezor works with
@@CryptoGuide Thanks!
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Ellipal, Onekey or Trezor? I can't decide... I want to use as an additional security layer for my lifesavings.
What are you planning to store in terms of coins/chains? What type of device are you looking to use it with.
@@CryptoGuide honestly, I don't know. One half would be in btc/usdt and the other one probably in some other altcoins that will be attractive at the moment (i.e., buy the dip).
I've seen that people use a different/separate device just for the btc. What's the point?
One part of my mind says "Go for the newest tech" and the one says "Go with the trusted and well-known stuff that has been tested for years". For life savings it should probably be the 2nd, more hackerproof technology with less room for bugs and vulnerabilities.
Can you suggest something? I'm totally lost...
I also think that touchscreen devices are the future. I don't like those usb-sticks and creative-like mp3 players from 2000's.
Basically some folk will want a Bitcoin-only firmware that lets you use more advanced features like Multisig without the bloat of being able to support other coins/chains.
All three options are fine, the main thing is that if you are planning to use something like an iPhone, then a Trezor won't work. (But the Onekey would)
I would also always go with something other than an Ellipal, as they lock you into their vendor supplied software.
Can you do a review on the onekey mini.. I'm not a fan of anything with a battery.
It's just the same as th classic, just with no battery.
@@CryptoGuide what about memory wise.. like with other hardware wallets they are limited by space . ex ledger nano
That is only relevant for Ledger as other vendors have a single firmware that supports everything. For Onekey, the core hardware on classic and mini is basically the same, likewise with the touch and pro.
@@CryptoGuide gotcha
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Is an OneKey app compatible with android 11? Cause I can't download it
It should work all the way down to Android 8.
Hello, great channel. Questions from a different video on finding lost ERC20 tokens...(FYI, I'm not great at these more esoteric parts of moving crypto around)...you kept mentioning "derivation" what is that and how does one use that in the search for the token? Also do you have to use MYEtherwallet in this process too? You had that tab open and went back to it a few times in the process...so when you've found the tokens, is the MYEthwallet the wallet that you use for those tokens (because they won't show up on your hardware wallet after all this, right? Thank you...overall the other steps seemed relatively straight forward.
Derivation paths aren't required unless you manually specified one at some point or are trying to recover from sending to the wrong chain.
What's the actual recovery that you are attempting?
@@CryptoGuide GALA tokens...sent them (or tried to) from Coinbase to my hardware wallet (don't wanna give too much info out here on TH-cam but it's one of the two you included in your tutorial). the instructions from the hardware wallet seemed (now) deceptively simple ('just send the ER-C20 token to your ETH account)...but looking back the fee from coinbase was in GALA, not ETH so that was probably a clue (that i didn't pick up on). The network that was used from coinbase was ETH (i checked the record of the transaction)...does that make sense? thanks for your response!!! P.S. it appears to have made it to the right ETH address according to the transaction record (successful completion).
So if you search for your wallet Eth address on a block explorer like etherscan, can you see the missing funds?
@@CryptoGuide ok i see the GALA after i clicked on "token holdings"
Very relieved. thanks soooo much for your kind assistance by the way. seeing that the GALA is there in this ETH wallet, IS there a way to get it onto the hard wallet or does it just have to stay in the ETH wallet which is not part of my hardware wallet? Eventually i'd want it to get back on to an exchange at some point and i thought i would need to do that from my hard wallet. Many thanks again for your assistance.I was super worried!!
this is nice !
They are quite impressive
What are your thoughts on OneKey Touch vs Keystone?
It depends, what are you looking to store/do with it?
@@CryptoGuide I'm strictly a hodler, mostly Bitcoin. Do you think either of these companies won't be around 5 to 10 years from now?
That time horizon is too long to bank on a specific vendor will still be around. The main thing to ensure is that the wallet follows standards like bip39 (which all you asked about do) and that you have a robust seed backup.
Can i restore my wallet using different hardware wallet or i can only restore using trezor wallet???
For the most part you can use the same seed in wallets across vendors. (Though this doesn't always work well for some altcoins)
@@CryptoGuide what about other hardware wallet only support 12seedphrase how can u restore hardware wallet that has 24 seedpharse???
Decent ones support 24 words as well as 12, so can import the 24 word seed no problem.
Tried to connect trezor one with their android onekey compagnon app, not working ...
So you mean connecting proper Trezor to their companion app? (That didn't seem to work on desktop either)
Generally yea, that's unfortunately the case. Depending on what coins you want, you can just use things like Mycelium or Blockstream Green.
It connects with Bluetooth? My phone doesn't have nfc.. so tangem is out
Yea it does.
@@CryptoGuide thanks
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Can i restore the wallet here from another hard wallet??
Yep, though depending on which hardware you are coming from, some of the coins might not show their balance correctly.
Does Onekey support Wallets with an 25th word ?
It's called a "BIP39 passphrase" and yes it's supported.
Isn't BIP39 just with 12, 15, 18, 21 or 24 words?
Yes
Would you recommend Trezor T or Onekey Touch?
What are you planning to store with it?
@@CryptoGuide just bitcoin and some of the blue chip alts.
Basically you will need to see if the Trezor supports the alts you want. :)
@@CryptoGuide thanks again, assuming all alts were supposed on both and we had apples for apples comparison, what would you pick,?
The Onekey is a better device in paper, but Trezor have a longer track record. (And also supports SLIP39 which you may want) so would probably stick with Trezor.
Sir can you help me i transfer my Ethereum to trust wallet but i wrongly put network to BSC onstead of erc20 😢 is there a chance or no 😢
Just enable Binance pegged eth in trust wallet and the balance will be there.
@@CryptoGuide thank you sir so you have tutorial on how to activate sir sorry I'm just new
@@CryptoGuide woww sir so much thank youuuuu it appears thank you verry much
@@CryptoGuide I appreciate so much sir for you help ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you are the best of best may god bless you always you help a lot tanks you sir
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Brother this wallets are from Hong kong china what if ccp takes your money?
It would need to be through some subtle hardware tampering. If that worries you then you will need one that is assembled elsewhere.
Please make an video on ledger recover.. your review will be so important. Thanks
Overall I can understand what they are doing, but baking it into the firmware for everyone isn't good at all. That said, the actual detail of what they are doing is still pretty sparse, I'm curious to see what they will be sharing at their announcement thisarv.
Overall there is no reason to panic and rush to change things in a hurry, especially if you haven't installed the latest Nano X firmware with this feature. Rush and panic is where people often make mistakes, lose funds, etc. If you decide to switch vendors, that is fine, but take the time to understand the device you are moving to, how to set it up, wipe, reset, etc.
My wallet has been suspended, how can I solve it?
Wallets where you hold the private keys can't be suspended, but it is common for scammers to send you messages like this to trick you into giving you their seed.
What wallet software or hardware are you using?
@@CryptoGuide Use a network BNB smart chain No one sent anything to me. It was suspended in order for me to deposit $500 and get the financial reward of $88. As customer service told me, I do not speak to anyone except customer service. Are they scamming or what? What is the money in the mining complex and every day in profits, but I cannot withdraw it or withdraw my money Customer service also told me that the suspension will last for 6 months After that, everything returns to normal and you can claim the profits. Is this true or a scam?
Well yea it sounds like you sent money to a scam...
@@CryptoGuide How can this happen in the wallet? I think you can guess who this wallet is Onekey
It can happen with any wallet if you send funds to a scammer. (And if they told you that your Onekey device was suspended, you were likely taking with a scammer)
your touch had thet shiny seal on it? like this one th-cam.com/video/1HzJxG51gU4/w-d-xo.html
i got mine and it was missing that seal on device itself but it was a sealed package, please let me know if yours had that
seal on the device itself or not
They both had a security sticker thing that you had to peel to open it.
@@CryptoGuide i meant on device itself , not the box
Nope
@@CryptoGuide im paranoid with all these fud going on ledger lol, because i got mine without that seal, thanks
Those seals are security theatre anyway. Basically as long as the device happily runs the official firmware from the vendor, you are good to go.
but we are novices,,and you running through github so fast..we have no knowledge about coding
You don't need any with GitHub actions, you can literally do it with two clicks. (One click to fork my repo, another to start the action for the build you want)