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This set of 40 white NFC 215 cards features durable PVC construction and a compact 3.35x2.13 inch size. Each card offers 504 bytes of rewritable memory, compatible with all NFC-enabled Android phones and devices. Ideal for seamless data sharing, product authentication, and smart advertising, these cards come in a convenient bulk pack with a secure storage box.


























| Asin | B0CCJB9S9G |
| Brand Name | Prudiut |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (175) 4.5 out of 5 stars |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Item Shape | Square |
| Manufacturer | Prudiut |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 40 |
| Material Type | Polyvinyl Chloride |
| Model Number | 40 |
| Number Of Items | 40 |
| Number Of Labels | 40 |
| Size | 3.35*2.13inch |
| Style | 40 Pcs NFC Cards |
| Unit Count | 40 Count |
User
Work as intended!
These work like a charm. I use my phone's NFC to write to the cards, and have not had any issues whatsoever.Also, they are about the size of a credit card, and are pretty easy to use if you have the NFC reader/writer. I think that they are a fair price, and they are definitely durable because my toddler tried to steal them MULTIPLE times to use with his toy cars (he was giggling the whole time)
User
Buen producto!
Buen producto, se pueden programar sin problema, yo programe las mรญas con un iPhone! Funcionan bien! Material de calidad.
User
Decent
Pretty hard to screw up NFC cards lol. Yes they work as expected. Seem to be of goo quality.
User
Quality product!
Quality cards, easy to program, and easy to label. Great value for the cost. Use for restricted access entry, contact cards, and much more.
User
Functional, useful, good value, but you need to get a free app to use to write these card.
Functional, good value. However, you need to know how to program the cards to get the maximum use of this. I would download an NFC writing app from either iOs or Android store (these should be free apps) and use it to write the card. I used this in class for my students in communication class to create their business cards and show them how to establish a LinkedIn profile. Very good and more professional than having your future contact scan a QR code.
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