Ledger Nano S Plus

Ledger Nano S Plus is a self-custody hardware wallet from Ledger built for users who want offline key storage without paying for Bluetooth or a touchscreen. It pairs a compact two-button design with a monochrome OLED screen and supports assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana through Ledger’s software and compatible third-party wallets. For a closer product-level breakdown, see our Ledger Nano S Plus review.

Introduced in 2022, the Nano S Plus sits in Ledger’s lineup as the simpler cable-connected option. It uses a Secure Element chip, Ledger OS, and on-device confirmation to keep signing local to the device, while USB-C connectivity keeps the workflow focused on desktop and Android. That makes it a practical fit for long-term holders and for anyone comparing cold and hardware wallets on cost, simplicity, and everyday signing.

Ledger Nano S Plus is best suited to users who want broad asset coverage and a familiar Ledger setup without wireless features. The main trade-off is convenience: the small screen and two-button navigation are slower than newer touch models, and some assets or advanced workflows across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Optimism still rely on third-party wallet integrations. It can also make sense to compare it with other wallets that suit beginners if you want a simpler first step into self-custody.