Ledger Nano X Pod - On-The-go Protection for Your Nano X.

Key Features Compatibility: Fits Ledger Nano X and Nano S Plus 714. Design: Cylindrical pod with screw-cap closure and an eyelet for keychain attachment 710. Made of plastic, aluminum, and silicone for lightweight durability (26g) 10. Discreet aesthetics (black finish) to avoid drawing attention 1417. Protection: Shields against scratches, minor drops, and light water splashes (silicone-sealed thread) 1017. Pros ✅ Portability: Pocket-sized (100.8 x 30.3mm) for easy carrying 10. ✅ Quick Access: Screw-cap design allows fast retrieval of the wallet 7. ✅ Travel-Ready: Secure for on-the-go use (e.g., airport security, daily commutes) 1417. Cons ⚠️ Material Concerns: Some users report the plastic feels cheap and lacks padding 417. ⚠️ No Cable Storage: Doesn’t accommodate charging cables 4. ⚠️ Price: €39 (or $39) may seem high for a plastic case 1014. User Feedback Positive: Praised for snug fit and sleek design (4.3/5 stars on Best Buy) 4. Negative: Criticized for flimsy build by users expecting metal/insulated materials

Compact, strong secure

Got one of these to protect my Ledger Nano Plus. Bit pricey for what it is, but it feels quite substantial and secure, and is there to do the job I bought it for!

Excellent item

its nice has a slot for the ledger nano x to sit perfectly doesn't move around when i was shaking it hard so that's good would be annoying if it was rattling the whole time the only thing that sucks about this is its plastic and costs £35 i dont think its worth it that much i would say £20 max only reason it costs £35 cuz it says ledger on it otherwise it would be £5-£10 from china

1. No padding. It doesn't have any soft padding on the inside, so it rattles around noisily. 2. Cheap material. The screw cap is made from plastic, so although it hasn't broken for me, it's disappointing for the price. 3. No waterproof seal. The cap does not have a waterproof seal, so it's useless at protecting against any liquids. Ledger, I'm so glad you saved the 5 pence it would have added to the cost. This is a product that, in my eyes, is worth no more than £5, let alone the absolutely insane price of £33. What a joke. This is a subpar product with a premium price. Buyer beware.

Good

Cold storage means Ledger Nano X Pod, as cold hearted as your come first, second and third exes put together. But does this make it a great Pod or is the price as undesirable as this mornings breath? Build Quality: More Plastic Than a Kardashian I couldn’t find this information anywhere, but judging from the look of it, I can tell you the Ledger Nano X Pod is made from zero percent woven carbon fiber. Also missing from the site is the information about how all of the holes were drilled crooked. While we appreciate minimalism, what we received came off more like a bunch of shrubs than the meticulously cared-for Bonsai tree. All jokes aside, for £35, we expected something a bit more premium than a Happy Meal toy. This is another critical hit for the device. Ideally, we would like to see the Nano X Pod using the same level of security that is used when protecting Fort Knox, because you want your crypto to be just as secure as your browsing history. Safe to say, the Nano X Pod falls quite short of those incredible security systems. The Nano X Pod is not X-ray resistant, so keep it in mind if you have any daydreams about running through a TSA checkpoint. Should a TSA agent see a whole bunch of Bitcoin on your device and decide to seize it and become an overnight crypto advocate, there would be nothing stopping them. Finally, the Nano X Pod is not EMF proof. So, you know Magneto the villain from X-Men, if he ever gets into crypto, just say goodbye to what you have. Price Tag The most expensive wallet in our round-up, you’d think the Wocket Wallet was a lesser-known luxury brand. The appeal of an iOS 9-like Android experience without the iOS 9 price tag might seem too good to be true but you still have shell out for the Inateck if you want the premium iOS 9 package. We get it. It’s all very well having a thick layer of security, but for the amount of money you’re forking out for this gadget, you could probably hire a bodyguard for your Bitcoin. What the Wocket Wallet does, it does extremely well. But then again, so does a cheaper wallet that does less. So the Ledger Nano X Pod. If the Ledger was more expensive this would get a four out of five, but at £35 this is nothing special. It’s just a Bluetooth-enabled version of a well-working three-year-old wallet with an app store, minus the Touch ID. But what if you touch the key in the few seconds required to get an app? Do you just lose all your savings? The whole thing felt a little low-quality, like someone had just ripped me off. So yeah, I guess the Nano X Pod gets a solid 3 out of 5 – it does secure your digital riches. Your wallet, on the other hand...