Ledger’s September promotion offers a 20% discount on two hardware wallet products: the Ledger Nano X and the Neptune Blue edition of Ledger Flex. The article compares Ledger’s main wallet models and says first-time buyers may want to start with the Nano X, while users looking for a fuller self-custody setup can consider a two-device combination of Flex and Nano X.
The piece is a sponsored article written and provided by Ledger. It says the content does not represent BlockTempo’s editorial position and should not be treated as investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
The article says discussion around crypto assets has picked up recently, leading more people to review how they store their holdings. It argues that buying crypto is only the first step and that storage becomes more important as holdings grow and holding periods stretch out. In that context, keeping assets only on exchanges or in hot wallets may not be the best long-term arrangement.
According to the article, the role of a cold wallet is to return custody control to the user. The assets remain on the blockchain, while the wallet protects the private keys that control them. It describes a cold wallet not as a device that stores the assets themselves, but as a way to move private keys out of an online environment and reduce the effect of phishing sites, malicious links, account restrictions or third-party platform risks.
The article says Ledger remains a familiar choice for many users in the cold wallet market. Its product range runs from entry-level devices to large-screen touch models and flagship designs, covering different budgets and use cases. For people buying a hardware wallet for the first time, the article says the main question is often not whether they need one, but which Ledger model to choose.
Its view is that the choice does not need to be overly complicated. Security, it says, is built on Ledger’s hardware security architecture, while the practical comparison comes down to three points: ease of use, pricing and whether the current discount is attractive.
Ledger lineup comparison
Before discussing each product in detail, the article lays out a summary table covering Nano X, Nano Gen5, Flex and Stax.
| Model | Controls | Display | Bluetooth | Use case | September promotion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nano X | Buttons | Small screen | Supported | Entry level, mobile management | 20% off |
| Nano Gen5 | Touch | Mid-size touchscreen | Not disclosed | Daily main device | — |
| Flex | Touch | Large screen | Not disclosed | Advanced experience | Neptune Blue 20% off |
| Stax | Touch | Largest curved screen | Not disclosed | Flagship feel | — |
Ledger Nano X: entry-level pick with a September discount
The article identifies Nano X as the first model worth checking in this campaign for users entering self-custody. It says Nano X is not the most premium device in Ledger’s lineup, but its positioning is clear: it suits people who want to begin moving assets off exchanges and into their own control.
Nano X supports Bluetooth, includes a built-in battery and can be used with a phone. For people who already manage assets from a mobile device, the article says Nano X is more convenient than a wired-only model and avoids jumping straight to a higher-end touchscreen wallet.
It lists four user profiles that fit the device:
- people buying a cold wallet for the first time and wanting to build self-custody habits;
- people who want phone compatibility;
- people who do not want to push their budget to the top end at the start;
- people who still want a user experience above the bare minimum.
On pricing, the article lists Nano X at NT$5,200 before the sale and NT$4,160 during the September promotion, a reduction of NT$1,040. It says this lowers the barrier for beginners who have been considering a cold wallet.
Ledger Nano Gen5: a newer touchscreen model
For buyers with more room in their budget, or for those who prefer a more intuitive interface, the article points to Ledger Nano Gen5.
It describes Nano Gen5 as Ledger’s new-generation touchscreen wallet. Its operating logic is said to be closer to that of modern smart devices than traditional button-based models. For many beginners, the article says the issue is not insufficient specifications but the feeling that initial setup and operation may be difficult. A touchscreen can reduce that burden.
The article also mentions a new color option for Nano Gen5. In its description, that makes the wallet more than just a security tool, giving it a younger look and more of the feel of an everyday accessory. For users who care about appearance, color and day-to-day usability, it says Nano Gen5 may be more appealing than a conventional hardware wallet.
Ledger Flex: larger touchscreen, Neptune Blue discount in September
For users who care more about readability when reviewing transaction details, the article presents Ledger Flex as a more suitable upgrade choice.
It says one of the most important actions in hardware wallet use is checking transaction information, especially transfer addresses, amounts and on-chain operation details. A larger screen makes it easier to review that information in full and can reduce uncertainty during use.
Flex’s main strengths, according to the article, are its larger display and touchscreen experience. For people who transfer funds frequently, manage several assets or simply want a clearer view each time they verify details, it says Flex offers a more noticeable improvement than smaller-screen devices.
The listed price for Ledger Flex is NT$10,400, while the Neptune Blue version is offered at NT$8,320 during the September sale, a reduction of NT$2,080. The article says users already planning to move up from an entry-level device to a large touchscreen model may want to place it high on their list.
Ledger Stax: the flagship design option
For buyers with a higher budget or a stronger preference for industrial design, the article says Ledger Stax is the model to look at directly.
It argues that Stax stands out not only for its specifications but also for its design background. Ledger Stax was designed by Tony Fadell, described in the article as the “father of the iPod.” Its overall form, curved display and in-hand feel are presented as being closer to a flagship consumer technology product.
For advanced users, the article says, Stax is not just a storage tool for digital assets but also a more distinctive hardware wallet. Users who place a premium on design and finish may see it as the most flagship-like product in Ledger’s lineup.
Recommended combination: Flex plus Nano X
The article says users who do not want to stop at a single device can use this sale to build a more complete custody setup with Flex and Nano X together.
In that arrangement, Flex serves as the main device for everyday use. Its large screen, touch controls and transaction review experience are positioned as better suited for primary use. Nano X then acts as a backup device or a mobile secondary wallet when away from home. Because it includes Bluetooth and a battery, the article says it works well with a phone and can spread usage across a second piece of hardware.
It sums up the pairing in simple terms: Flex is the usability-focused main device, while Nano X is the backup.
The article also lists the following September campaign prices:
| Product | Original price | September price | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ledger Nano X | NT$5,200 | NT$4,160 | NT$1,040 |
| Ledger Flex Neptune Blue | NT$10,400 | NT$8,320 | NT$2,080 |
| Flex Neptune Blue + Nano X | NT$15,600 | NT$12,480 | NT$3,120 |
The article notes that these prices apply during the September promotion period and that actual selling prices remain subject to announcements from each sales channel.
Why the purchase source matters
The article says buyers should treat source verification as more important than price differences. A cold wallet, it says, is not like a typical consumer electronics accessory because it is tied to long-term storage of crypto assets. Buyers should confirm whether the product source is clear, whether it is an officially authorized local unit and whether local warranty coverage and Chinese-language after-sales support are available.
It recommends buying Ledger products through official authorized channels and avoiding products of unclear origin or second-hand devices with unverifiable provenance. During initial setup, the article also says users should make sure the seed phrase is generated and stored by themselves, should not photograph it, should not store it in the cloud and should not share it with any customer service representative or website.
September promotion recap
The article closes by restating the campaign details: Nano X is 20% off in September, and the Neptune Blue version of Flex is also 20% off. It says users preparing to buy a cold wallet for the first time, or those wanting to move up to a larger touchscreen experience, may want to start by reviewing this promotion.
- First-time buyers can start with Nano X.
- Users who want touch controls and a new color option can look at Nano Gen5.
- Users who want a larger screen and a more comfortable operating experience can look at Flex.
- Users who want a flagship finish and stronger design language can look at Stax.
- Users who want a more complete setup in one move can consider Flex plus Nano X.
The article repeats that Ledger purchases should be made through officially authorized channels to obtain local warranty support in Taiwan and Chinese-language after-sales service.
Its disclaimer says the sponsored content was provided by the contributor, that the contributor has no relationship with BlockTempo and that the article does not represent BlockTempo’s stance. It also says the content is not intended to provide investment, asset or legal advice and should not be treated as an offer to buy, sell or hold any asset. Any service, plan or tool mentioned in the article is for reference only, with final terms and rules subject to the supplier’s own announcements or explanations. The article adds that BlockTempo is not responsible for any potential risk or loss and reminds readers to verify information carefully before making decisions or taking action.