I think we should not omit the fact that some hardware wallets are not totally recommendable. Example is the Ledger Nano that does not much care about their customer's privacy, anyone that wants privacy may not still want go for such kind of wallet.

Another is SafePal. I am not surprised that SafePal is making use of SafePal Pay, just like Binance wants BUSD to be the dominant stable coin. But that is not the matter, the matter is that SafePal is one of the worst wallet among them, not recommendable nor advisable to be used. The wallet is completely close source, using close source mobile app, not support open source wallet like Electrum.

BitBox02 is one of the best hardware wallet, but not just partially recommended because it supports Address Ownership Proof Protocol (AOPP). AOPP is mandatory to anyone using cryptocurrency in the country the hardware wallet is manufactured.