Now let's have a look at some of the top crypto wallets.
1.Bread Wallet
It is good for privacy and security.An excellent choice for beginners.Very simple and easy to use and it is free.
The cons are it doesn't have any web or desktop interface and ha only limited features.It can be recommended for day to day use, where you keep some minimum amount of whatever currency you have.
2.Mycelium Wallet
This wallet has some advanced security and privacy features as compared to Bread wallet.
It is free to use.
The cons are it is a hot wallet without any web or desktop interface.This wallet is not the best for beginners.
3.Jaxx Wallet
The cool thing about Jaxx is that it is a multi-currency wallet.That means you can use multiple currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin etc in the same wallet.Jax has one of the best user interfaces in the cryptocurrency wallet segment.
It is very user-friendly with multiple platform interfaces like desktop, mobile etc.
The cons of this wallet is it is not opensource and slow to load.
4.Trezor
This is a hardware wallet or cold storage wallet.that means you can securely keep your currencies offline.Hence it is ideal for storing large amounts of bitcoin.This is a beginner friendly wallet with a very good user interface.Other features are excellent privacy and security, built-in screen and open source software.
The con is it is not free.You need to buy this hardware wallet.The cost is around $99 at the time of writing this post.
5.Ledger Nano S
This is again another hardware wallet like Trezor with the same technology.In my openion the user experience of Ledger is much better than the trezor.
This device is very secure and offers multi currency support.It is cheap as compared to Trazor wallet.
The cons are, it doesn't have a password manager and the inability to create hidden accounts.
In conclussion I would always recommend to keep your funds safe in a hardware wallet as it is not exposed online.