1. I don't think that expodus is a bad wallet, I have been keeping crypto on it for many years and there have been no problems, no attacks, nothing that would cause me to withdraw funds there, the developers care about their product and are really developing it in the right direction. Exodus team isn't Atomic development team 
2. Yes, I don't want to keep my wallet on my cell phone because I consider it much less secure than a regular, well-secured Windows laptop. Currently, mobile phones are extremely susceptible to various attacks and do not have the same protection as Windows or Linux ....
3. I was looking for a wallet that would allow staking without having to exchange eth for some other wrapped shit. This is what I am most afraid of, that such wrapped shit will suddenly lose its liquidity when it is suddenly replaced by users who will start selling eth massively during the bear market. exchanging eth for some other shit is pure idiocy, I recently showed it to binance - I had eth staked on WBETH there, and as it turned out, they suddenly withdrew this shit from the market, and you couldn't sell it on the fly, and then brazenly withdraw your WBETH and exchange it you had to wait for eth for several days or weeks until the system determined whether there was liquidity on the exchange and graciously returned the correct ETH coins to you. exodus does not exchange your eth for any other token as far as I know. Meta mask is a bit suspicious for me because it is a browser plug-in and not a stand-alone Windows application, which in itself is less safe for me.
2. Yes, I don't want to keep my wallet on my cell phone because I consider it much less secure than a regular, well-secured Windows laptop. Currently, mobile phones are extremely susceptible to various attacks and do not have the same protection as Windows or Linux ....
3. I was looking for a wallet that would allow staking without having to exchange eth for some other wrapped shit. This is what I am most afraid of, that such wrapped shit will suddenly lose its liquidity when it is suddenly replaced by users who will start selling eth massively during the bear market. exchanging eth for some other shit is pure idiocy, I recently showed it to binance - I had eth staked on WBETH there, and as it turned out, they suddenly withdrew this shit from the market, and you couldn't sell it on the fly, and then brazenly withdraw your WBETH and exchange it you had to wait for eth for several days or weeks until the system determined whether there was liquidity on the exchange and graciously returned the correct ETH coins to you. exodus does not exchange your eth for any other token as far as I know. Meta mask is a bit suspicious for me because it is a browser plug-in and not a stand-alone Windows application, which in itself is less safe for me.