A few months after the launch of its Ledger Stax, the first secure touchscreen Web3 wallet, Ledger announces the arrival of its new model, the Ledger Flex. Offered at €249.99, this wallet is positioned between the popular Ledger Nano S Plus and X and the high-end Ledger Stax. Presentation of the latest hardware wallet from the French unicorn.
Ledger Flex is now available
A few months after starting to ship its Ledger Stax, the first Web3 wallet with a fully touchscreen and secure display, Ledger has just announced the release of Ledger Flex, its latest product..
Less expensive than the Ledger Stax, but more than the now famous Ledger Nano S Plus and Xthe Ledger Flex is marketed at a price of €249.99.
Concretely, This new hardware wallet from the French unicorn has many similarities with the Stax model : compatible with 50+ wallets, 1000+ cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and can be used with major operating systems, i.e. Windows, macOS, Ubuntu, Android and iOS.
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Where the difference will therefore be played out is on the material side: The Ledger Flex has a 2.84″ screen, while the Ledger Stax will feature a 3.9″ touchscreen.what's more on the world's first curved E Ink® touchscreen.
On the left, Ledger's Flex model, on the right, the Stax
In short, a more compact version and therefore easier to transport than the Stax model. Despite its small size, the Ledger Flex does not compromise on the key security features that define Ledger products, ” specifies the product documentation.
The new Ledger Flex can already be ordered from the Ledger website and can be purchased from various resellers.
Ledger Flex: smaller, cheaper, but just as secure 
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Source: Ledger
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