OneKey Neo brings the 3.54-inch AMOLED display and safeOS 2 experience of the flagship Pro 2 to a lighter, more affordable everyday hardware wallet. Priced at THB 6,990 in Thailand, it combines two EAL6+ secure elements, Clear Signing, SignGuard, wireless charging, IP56 protection and hardware-backed Passkey authentication in four colour options.
Key takeaways
- Neo shares Pro 2’s large display and safeOS 2, but omits its camera, fingerprint reader and Apple Find My support.
- Its security architecture uses two EAL6+ secure elements, verified boot and open-source firmware and software.
- Bluetooth, USB-C and NFC support mobile use, desktop signing and encrypted SeedCard backups.
- SignGuard screens supported interactions in the app, while Clear Signing presents readable details on the trusted device display.
- Four launch colours are listed, although local stock may arrive at different times.
Who Neo is designed for
Neo is not simply a smaller screen attached to an entry-level wallet. It preserves the part of Pro 2 that users interact with most—the large trusted display—then removes premium features that not everyone needs. The result is aimed at people who regularly use mobile wallets, DApps and DeFi but still want transaction details confirmed on separate hardware.
A lighter wallet in four colours
An anodised aluminium frame is paired with a fibreglass back and a soft-touch finish. The current product specification lists a 6.1 mm body and an approximate weight of 48 g, with minor manufacturing variation possible. Mist Black, Cloud White, Moss Green and Blossom Pink make Neo noticeably less austere than most cold-storage devices.
AMOLED and safeOS 2
The 3.54-inch 1024 × 604 AMOLED panel reaches 336 PPI and up to 800 nits. The extra space matters when reviewing long addresses, multisig policies and contract approvals. safeOS 2 can also display a multichain portfolio and NFTs on the device after data is synchronised from OneKey App. The coins remain on their respective networks; the device protects the keys used to control them.
Security and transaction review
Neo uses two EAL6+-certified secure elements, hardware-level secure boot and open-source firmware and app code. OneKey says the system has been independently reviewed by SlowMist and Keylabs. SignGuard checks supported interactions for phishing sites, risky approvals, suspicious tokens and potential transaction outcomes before Clear Signing presents the parsed request on Neo.
Warnings are not guarantees. Always verify the network, destination, amount and approval scope on the hardware screen. No legitimate support team needs your recovery phrase.
Connectivity and digital identity
Bluetooth supports phone-based workflows, USB-C covers desktop use, and NFC works with OneKey SeedCard for encrypted backup and recovery. A 700 mAh battery supports wireless and USB-C charging, while IP56 is intended for dust and splash protection rather than submersion.
Neo is also FIDO2-certified for Passkey authentication with compatible services such as Google, Apple and GitHub. OneKey describes NFC tap-to-authenticate and offline TOTP as upcoming OTA features, so buyers should verify the current firmware status rather than assuming every announced capability is available on day one.
Neo versus Pro 2
| Feature | OneKey Neo | OneKey Pro 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Display and OS | 3.54-inch AMOLED, safeOS 2 | 3.54-inch AMOLED, safeOS 2 |
| Secure elements | 2 × EAL6+ | 4 × EAL6+ |
| Unlock | PIN | Fingerprint and PIN |
| QR air-gap signing | No camera | Built-in camera |
| Apple Find My | No | Yes |
| Best suited to | Large-screen everyday signing | Flagship features and QR air gap |
Fewer chips do not make Neo unsuitable for self-custody, just as more chips cannot correct a transaction the user approves without reading. Pro 2 adds stronger separation options and convenience features; Neo focuses on the trusted-screen experience at a lower price.
Thailand pricing and availability
SIAMBC lists OneKey Neo at THB 6,990 in Mist Black, Cloud White, Moss Green and Blossom Pink. Availability can differ by colour, so check the live product page if a particular finish matters.
FAQ
Does Neo work with iPhone?
Yes. It connects through Bluetooth to OneKey App on iOS 14 or later.
Does it support air-gapped QR signing?
No. Neo has no camera. Pro 2 is the relevant model for camera-based QR signing.
Are assets stored inside the device?
No. Assets remain recorded on their networks. Neo stores and uses the private keys that authorise transactions.
What happens if the device is lost?
A valid recovery phrase or supported backup can restore access on a compatible replacement device. The backup must remain private and physically secure.
Information checked on November 10, 2026. Features, prices and availability may change with firmware, region and time. This article is not investment advice.
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