Hicarer 215 Cards, NTAG215 NFC Compatible with NFC Enabled Mobile Phones (50 Pieces)

I absolutely love these programmable NFC tags! They are incredibly small and thin, making them perfect for creating custom keychains. The NFC Tools phone app is super user-friendly and free to download, making it easy to program the tags with whatever information or data you want.I used these tags to make custom keychains that link back to my website, and they work like a charm! The tags are durable and have held up well on my keychain despite being constantly jostled around.

Tho I wish I could find the correct mini card I really loved these chips! I got the bundle of 100. As soon as my Alexa notified me it was delivered I ran to the mailbox and immediately started creating my acnh amiibos. I made 60. I play tested all 60 and they all worked flawlessly! I did have to remove my phone from my case for my scanner to connect to the chip. I have a Galaxy A53. But my scanner on my switch lite picked up the chip even thru the cover I have on the analog sticks! Thank you so much! This is absolutely amazing. Now to start making cute labels for them 😊

I purchased these a bit ago and just got around to using them. So far I have made 12 and none work. Beware.

These are worth it if you know how to use them but I’m just a little mad that I bought it for $30 for 100 and when I go to check how much they are now there $13

Literally zero of these worked on my switch. I know it isn’t my phone, it’s scanning my existing Amiibo’s & writing mostly fine, though trying to create the coin contents I got the error of “connection lost” a lot. Anywho…. I tried at least 7 of them, from my own bin files and then when those didn’t work I tried scanning my existing amiibos, which as I said, work. Neither resulted in any success. My switch just makes a “wa waaaa” sound whenever I try and scan them. All of my existing amiibos work perfectly, but NONE of these are scanning. I’ve never tried making them myself before but I followed a very short and easy guide, and all the data populates properly on my phone. Huge disappointment.I will return these - it’s one thing to have a few duds, it’s another thing to have a box full of duds.Adding that I tried it on my other iPhone too, to verify it truly isn’t the phone. It isn’t, it’s the chips.EDIT: I overnighted another option, they work perfectly. After extensive research- THE SIGNAL IS TOO WEAK FOR THE SWITCH TO PICK UP!! If I had to guess, this seller got a new supplier, probably cheaper… so here we are, with non-functional chips. If you want a weak signal, just order them off of aliexpress or temu, no reason to overpay for this junk.

Me gustaron mucho, solo he usado 2 y trabajaron muy bien. Use la app NFC Tools, para mi fue mas facil usarla.

NFC chips are generally a great way to automate everything very easily. This specific order arrived early, which was a huge plus. The chips are pretty well made and sturdy. I accidentally spilled water on a couple of them and they still function properly. (Don’t get yours wet, just an example of the quality) They are not sticky, but can very easily be mounted with double sided tape. The size is good for almost anywhere. One thing I have noticed is that they have a very weak signal. My phone has to be touching the chip for it to recognise it. Usually you get a few millimetre buffer. Also would be nice if they were sold in 216s at this size. Altogether very happy with my purchase.

First of all, let me say that I got 250 of these with ZERO failures. So the people who wrote those reviews either got a bad batch or were lying (paid by competitors). Secondly, I tried using sublimation ink and a heat press to mark these coins. The “print“ came out lighter than on a true sublimation medium, but definitely readable and durable. The coin was VERY soft until it cool down so I recommend you let it cool down on a very flat surface. The RFID Chip had no problem handling the heat, but I’m sure that 400°F for 60 seconds is enough to justify voiding any implied warranty.