Quote from: unamis76 on May 27, 2016, 10:03:41 PM

Why is Armory so low on the chart? Also, I don't think that hardware wallets should be mixed with software wallets... Sad to see Electrum so low too.

just my opinions... i make a point of trying many wallets, especially the hardware or mobile products. always trying to find the best.

Armory is no longer in production. Why risk using an unsupported, and cumbersome product? it relies on bitcoinD too much. its slow and clunky compared to more modern wallets, but it was something i relied upon when it was in active development, but its a bit long in the tooth now and desperately in need of updating (that it most likely wont get). and it doesn't run on mobile, and runs poorly on macs. didn't run natively, relied on old versions of QT and they couldn't seem to modernise. It had its day and it was vital for a year or two but wallets have moved on and got easier to use, faster and just as secure. Ive migrated to using hardware wallets instead of Armory (like Trezor, Ledger). that way i don't need two PC's for cold storage. Hardware wallets like Trezor are the way to go for cold storage and they're much easier to use than Armory. I love Ledger's value for money and their innovative company thats always trying new things. i really respect the company. But comparing the ledger to the trezor, i still prefer the trezor (the screen and extra security featured make it really good). Until ledger blue comes out, and then we'll see if ledger has got the edge. i also like KeepKey as a more beautiful version of the Trezor. I don't like case-wallet. clunky, slow, and unreliable. a shame... it had such promise.

imho, i concur that AirBitz and Mycelium are both some of the better mobile wallets - I've been using both for more than a year and i feel like they're fast, reliable, and do what i want in mobile wallets. Prefer AitBitz for ease of use, and prefer Mycelium for functionality. Used to use Blockchain almost exclusively but it lost its footing and was glacially slow to improve and has been behind for awhile now. When other wallets had gone HD, blockchain took an extra 18 months or so to catch up. It was coming out 'in two weeks' for more than a year. AirBitz took Blockchain's place as my daily use mobile wallet, and its also cross platform - i use both the iOS and Android, and its easy with pairing to run it on multiple devices at the same time.

Haven't used BreadWallet but i hear good things about it.

My order would be 1st= Trezor 2nd= AirBitz and Mycelium joint 2nd. 3rd= Breadwallet, Blockchain etc. 4th= All the rest...