I used to use Exodus along side hardware wallets like Trezor and Ledger.
The interface is really nice, slick and modern but I use solely hardware wallets
now so I have full control of my coins. If you want to get a Trezor hardware wallet
you can pair it with Exodus, its kind of handy to quickly view your hardware wallet
balances.
From time to time I use Coinbase instead of Exodus, I believe Coinbase is
a cheaper alternative when moving coins.
Topic: Anyone using the following crypto wallets? - page 2. (Read 331 times)
I also use trust wallet I haven't had any issues with it, to me it's really a private wallet and has great utilities, I haven't used any of the other ones you mentioned but I can say trust wallet is very good.
Trust wallet is close source, a good reason not to use it, but altcoin users may not have option, but better to buy a reputed hardware wallet that is completely open source instead of using a close source wallet. That alone is highly discouraging. 
I have never heard of those other wallets you just mentioned, my trick in surviving in crypto-currency remains don't get too greedy. Firstly I would like to know, why do you want to move away from trust wallet, you really didn't mention a tangible reason, I also use trust wallet I haven't had any issues with it, to me it's really a private wallet and has great utilities, I haven't used any of the other ones you mentioned but I can say trust wallet is very good.
I support enjin wallet, this wallet is the oldest among 1-4 on your list if this wallet sucks there would have been rumours around the web crucifying enjin wallet already, always go oldy.
1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet
I am certain Huobi wallet will be a centralized wallet, you will not have full control, your control can be overridden through freezing or blocking of your wallet account by the people that created the wallet for the public to use. I do not know about others. 2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet
What specifications and features you want in a wallet so we can recommend better one for you. And above all, it is not also good to make use of close source wallet, let your wallet be open source like Electrum.
I can tell you that Exodus is not open source, I tried to use it for storing BTC and it provided an "invalid BTC address", and since I read the forum and using it is "not recommended". Search on the forum, you'll probably find a lot more info on each of your suggested wallets.
I've used phantom wallet too and it seems quite easy to use (similar to metamask in how it functions as an extension). I don't know how beginner friendly it is though, most things in crypto are just trial and error and it might be a good place to start since Solana transactions seem very cheap - although so have bitcoin transactions recently.
3 of the 4 wallets you mentioned are multichain wallets like trustwallet. Only phantom wallet supports only 1 chain (solana network) and I only have experience with this wallet, so far it is quite useful. Don't know how well you secure seed phrases yet. If you are more concerned about your security, I recommend using wallets that only support 1 chain for 2 wallet app. When your wallet is compromised, you don't mean you lose all coins (different blockchains) in that wallet.
Probably tell us what you're specifically looking for in a wallet instead, so we can give better recommendations?
As far as I know none of those wallets are open-source, and Phantom wallet is solely for Solana.
As far as I know none of those wallets are open-source, and Phantom wallet is solely for Solana.
I'm tired of trust wallet and I'm looking for a new experience, here are the list of wallets I'm looking into right now just drop me your thoughts on any if you are using one of the below wallets thanks
1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet
1. Enjin wallet
2. Exodus wallet
3. Huobi wallet
4. Phantom wallet
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