A confirmation screen has a simple job: make the transaction legible before it becomes final. The OneKey Neo gives that task a 3.54-inch AMOLED touchscreen, putting addresses, assets, amounts, and permissions on a dedicated device.

The new model joins a growing field of hardware wallets that treat the display as part of the security interface. OneKey’s Clear Signing translates transaction data into readable details for review on the wallet itself. SafeOS 2 also provides an on-device portfolio view, although the full experience still requires the OneKey App. Two EAL6+ secure elements separately handle private keys and the PIN.

The physical package is unusually slight for that much screen. An anodized aluminum frame and fiberglass back measure approximately 0.24 inch thick, with a total weight of 1.69 ounces. Gorilla Glass 5 covers the display, which reaches a stated 800 nits. An IP56 rating adds dust and splash resistance.

Bluetooth connects the Neo to a phone, while USB-C handles a computer connection and charging. Wireless charging supplies another route into the 700mAh battery. OneKey lists TOTP authentication as a future software update, so it should not be mistaken for a shipping feature.

The OneKey Neo costs $179 and is available to order, with delivery estimates calculated at checkout.