Ellipal Titan Mini

Overview

The Ellipal Titan Mini is the smaller, cheaper sibling of the Titan air-gapped wallet, offering the same fully offline, QR-only security model in a more pocketable and affordable package. Like the full-size Titan, it has no USB data port, no Bluetooth, and no WiFi — all communication happens through QR codes and the camera — and it keeps Ellipal's sealed, anti-tamper metal construction. For buyers who want a rugged, phone-like air-gapped device in a smaller, cheaper form, the Mini is the entry point into the Titan line.

It uses a secure element for key storage, has a touchscreen for on-device confirmation, and supports a broad range of coins through the Ellipal app. The air-gapped QR workflow keeps your keys isolated, and the tamper-resistant sealed body is designed to wipe keys if physically attacked. As a smaller device, it's easier to carry and store than the full Titan.

The honest trade-offs are identical to its bigger sibling: it's closed-source, so you can't audit the hardware or firmware and are trusting Ellipal's implementation. Being QR-only, it can't sign with wallets that only support USB, and it leans on Ellipal's own app ecosystem. The smaller size also means a smaller screen. For someone who wants an inexpensive, rugged, pocketable air-gapped multi-coin wallet and isn't concerned about open-source, the Titan Mini is a reasonable pick; open-source advocates should look at a Blockstream Jade, Keystone, or Foundation Passport.