Ledger’s new Nano is meant to be more than just a crypto wallet. The latest Nano Gen5 reimagines what a hardware wallet can be, offering a bigger E Ink display, enhanced security, and even identity verification features. It’s no longer just a device for crypto enthusiasts—it’s becoming a multifunctional “signer” for digital security.

Designed in collaboration with iconic Mac designer Susan Kare, Ledger also adds playful accessories that give this high-tech device a personal touch.

Bigger Screen, Better Security

The $179 Ledger Nano Gen5 swaps the old USB stick style for a three-inch E Ink touchscreen, similar in size to Ledger’s Flex and Stax models. The larger display makes reviewing transactions easier and safer, reducing the risk of mistakes.

Though slightly larger, the Nano Gen5 remains portable enough to carry alongside your phone, maintaining convenience while boosting usability.

A Device for Everyone, Not Just Crypto Users

Ledger’s rebranding of the Nano as a “signer” highlights its broader purpose. It’s designed for users who may never have used a crypto wallet before. Now, this device can also serve as a secure identity authenticator, expanding its appeal beyond cryptocurrency transactions.

By offering a simple, clear interface, Ledger makes digital security approachable for newcomers, not just tech-savvy enthusiasts.

Design Meets Function

While the Nano Gen5 features a plastic build that feels lighter than the Flex, its design prioritizes functionality. The two-color E Ink display shows full transaction details at a glance, while the compact form factor keeps it portable.

Ledger’s playful collaboration with Susan Kare adds character to the device, making security personal without compromising utility.

Why Ledger’s Nano Gen5 Matters

Ledger’s new Nano is meant to be more than just a crypto wallet. It represents a shift toward multifunctional hardware: part security tool, part identity verifier, and part stylish tech accessory. For anyone looking to secure digital assets—or just prove their identity safely—this device aims to be the go-to solution.

Ledger’s move shows the evolving role of hardware wallets, positioning them as practical tools for everyday digital life, not just crypto enthusiasts.