Testing testing 1…2 😂 The long-awaited review of the recently launched DCENT S, a credit-card-sized hardware wallet, is finally hereeeee! @DCENTWALLETS has been building hardware wallets for over 8 years, and the new DCENT S is a credit-card-sized cold wallet that signs transactions using NFC (Near Field Communication). After taking my time to look at the features I mentioned in my last video, about what to consider when choosing a hardware wallet, and actually testing the wallet, here’s what I discovered ➜ Security: ━━━━━━ The DCENT S uses Secure Element Protection with EAL6+ certification, which means the component has gone through a high level of independent security evaluation. ➜ Recovery backup ━━━━━━ A dedicated R3covery Card Kit comes in the box, which gives you a way to back up your wallet.  ➜ Asset support ━━━━━━ It supports 100+ networks and 10,000+ assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and more, with up to 80 accounts in the app.  ➜ NFC ━━━━━━ The DCENT S uses NFC, so you can simply tap the card against your phone to connect and sign transactions. And after setting it up, exploring the app, funding the wallet and transacting. I honestly enjoyed the experience. If you are looking for a hardware wallet that's portable, credit-card-sized, battery-free and beginner-friendly, the DCENT S is definitely one worth checking out. D’CENT sent me the wallet to test and review, and these are my honest reviews based on my experience. You can also use my affiliate link below to get it at a discount👇 store.dcentwallet.com/6basnf #ColdCard #HardwareWallet #DcentSReview