Ledger Stax Review 2025: Price and Features

Today we’re diving into one of the priciest crypto wallets on the market, created by the well-known French company Ledger. Their latest flagship model, Ledger Stax, has drawn plenty of attention. This review covers everything you need to know about the device – which was originally expected to be released over the summer but remains available only for pre-order. It will be particularly useful for active traders who prioritize both convenience and strong security. Unfortunately, there’s still no confirmed release date for Ledger Stax. Hopefully, it will hit the shelves before the next big crypto rally begins.

Still, even if the launch is postponed, a dependable and user-friendly crypto wallet never goes out of demand. Hardware wallets have long proven to be more secure than their software counterparts, but finding one that offers both top-notch safety and ease of use is a challenge. Let’s explore what makes Ledger Stax unique and see whether it’s worth the wait – or if you’d be better off choosing a more affordable model.

Ledger Stax Multi-currency Wallet

The physical Ledger Stax wallet offers a high level of usability while guaranteeing the same protection as other Ledger devices, such as the Nano X or Nano S Plus. Let’s compare the new hardware vault with one of its predecessors.

Features and Comparison: Ledger Nano X vs Stax

Specification	Ledger Stax	Ledger Nano X
Body	Black aluminum and plastic with built-in magnets	Plastic, metal
Display	Curved, 3672 × 400 px	128 × 64 px
Connectivity	USB-C, Bluetooth	USB-C, Bluetooth
Touchscreen	Yes	No
Security	ST33K1M5 chip, certification: CC EAL6+	ST33J2M0 chip, certification: CC EAL5+
Supported cryptocurrencies & tokens	5,500+	1,300+
NFT compatibility	Yes	—
Battery capacity, mAh	200	100
Supported platforms	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS	Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Wireless charging	Yes	No
Dimensions, mm	85 × 54 × 6	72 × 18.6 × 11.75
Weight, g	45.2	34
Price on the official site, €	279	149

If the Ledger Nano X looks like a regular flash drive, the Ledger Stax resembles a credit card with a large touchscreen. Its compact size makes it easy to carry wherever you go, and the high-quality body materials ensure durability. The slim aluminum-and-plastic shell with built-in magnets lets you attach the device to metal surfaces or stack multiple Ledger Stax units together.

What’s in the Box

In addition to the device itself, you get:

• USB-C to USB-C cable
• Recovery sheet
• Quick start guide

The whole set comes in a cardboard box. A seller may offer other bundle options—for example, adding steel plates for storing the mnemonic phrase—but you’ll pay a higher price.

Where to Buy the Original Wallet

If you want to buy the Ledger Stax directly from the manufacturer, you’ll need to place a request at https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-stax. The site accepts orders from Russia, but you may run into payment issues.

Supported Currencies

The Ledger Stax hardware vault supports 500 cryptocurrencies via Ledger Live and over 5,000 via third-party apps. You can connect it to MetaMask and other software wallets. The full list of supported coins and tokens is available at https://www.ledger.com/supported-crypto-assets.

How to Use the Wallet

First, install the desktop app for the Ledger Stax and connect the hardware vault to your computer. Then create an account following the on-screen instructions, and the wallet will be ready to use.

Stax security and Authenticator

One of the standout features of Ledger Stax is personalization. You can give your wallet a custom name and set your favorite image or NFT as the lock screen background. Access to your funds is protected with a PIN code. The device includes a modern USB-C connection but also supports Bluetooth – which, while theoretically less secure, is fully encrypted. Even if someone were to intercept your Bluetooth data, they wouldn’t be able to access your private keys. The large E Ink display allows you to review complete transaction details clearly and comfortably.

Additionally, Ledger wallets support two-factor authentication (2FA) through the FIDO U2F protocol, compatible with popular services like Google, GitHub, and Dropbox.

How to Recover a Lost Wallet

If you lose the device, don’t panic – you can still recover your funds using your recovery seed phrase. When setting up Ledger Stax, you’ll receive a 24-word mnemonic phrase that must be written down carefully (ideally in several copies) and kept strictly private. If you ever buy a replacement device, simply select the account recovery option and enter the seed words in the correct order – your assets will be restored. Losing this phrase, however, is as serious as losing the wallet itself, since anyone with access to it can freely withdraw your funds.

Conclusion

That brings us to the end of our look at the Ledger Stax hardware wallet. The device is expected to become available by the end of the year, and for those seeking a secure yet portable way to manage crypto transactions, it could easily be the best choice out there. Still, other Ledger models provide excellent cold storage solutions as well, and many competing brands offer reliable hardware wallets at lower prices. Ultimately, the right option depends on your budget, security priorities, and personal preferences.

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