OneKey Pro 2 Unboxing: What Is in the Launch Bundle
The OneKey Pro 2 launched on October 4, 2026 as a bundle, not a bare device. Here is what you get when you open the box and what the device feels like before you even start setup.
The video version of the unboxing is below. Written breakdown follows.
The Package
The outer box is compact. Inside you get the Pro 2 device, a get-started card, three recovery sheets for writing your seed words, the OneKey Seedcard, a magnetic shell case, and a USB-C cable. If you bought the launch bundle, you also get six months of OneKey Prime.
At $299 for the full bundle, that is a reasonable list for the price. The Seedcard alone is a second backup path for your wallet. The shell case protects the device during daily carry. Neither of those are filler -- they both fit into the actual setup flow.
The Device
The Pro 2 is 6.2 mm thick. The frame is aluminum, the back is frosted glass, and the mid-frame has a chamfer so the edge does not dig into your hand. It is heavier than it looks in photos and nothing about it feels cheap. This is not a plastic budget wallet.
The screen is a 3.54-inch full-color OLED with 1.1 mm bezels and 800 nits peak brightness. It is readable in direct sunlight. Checking a transaction address on a small mono screen is tedious. On this panel you can actually read what you are approving without squinting.
The side power button is also a 508 DPI fingerprint sensor. You can unlock the device by resting a finger on the button rather than entering your PIN every time. The rear camera is how the air-gap mode works -- because it is on the back, the front glass has no cutout, which keeps the bezels even on all four sides.
The Seedcard
The Seedcard is the part of this bundle that most wallets at this price do not include. It stores an encrypted copy of your recovery phrase. The encryption uses a separate PIN that you set on the Seedcard itself, independent of your device PIN. You pair it by tapping it to the back of the Pro 2 during setup.
It is not a replacement for your written seed words. Think of it as a second backup: words in one location, Seedcard and its PIN somewhere else. Someone who finds only the card still needs the Seedcard PIN. Someone who loses the card still has the paper words.
First Impressions
At $299 for the full bundle, this sits above the Trezor Safe 7 at $249 and the Ledger Flex. You are paying for the larger screen, the fingerprint button, the optional QR air-gap mode, and the Seedcard included in the box. Whether that makes sense depends on what matters to you.
If you want the lowest-price OneKey, the Classic 1S Pure at $79 is the right call. If you want the full touchscreen flagship with a backup card in the box and the ability to sign transactions completely offline, the Pro 2 is what OneKey built for that use case.
The full setup walkthrough is in the OneKey Pro 2 setup guide.