Handheld RFID Writer 125KHz Proximity lD and AWID andHID Duplicator +5 White Cards + 5 Writable Key Fobs

I saved $20 buying this rather than get a replacement 2nd key and from my HOA. I made 2 cards from my working HOA issued card and keep one in my car and one with my bike keys, they have been working for a couple of months already.

Despite following all the instructions, this device utterly failed to read any of my tags. I tried several different positions and even switched out the batteries to no avail. The lack of feedback made it impossible to tell what was going on, and I was left guessing whether it was even working. It was incredibly frustrating to spend time fiddling with it only to get absolutely no results. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this product – it simply doesn’t work as advertised.

So I was in the hospital for a few months and somehow my keys and fob for my complex were lost. I was able to make replacement keys for a reasonable amount but when it came to replecing my fob for my condo I shopped around and got estimates ranging from $50 for the fob alone plus programming fees of $30-40. Seriously? Talk about gouging people, Las Vegas merchants you should be ashamed. I got this kit and a supply of fobs and cards for a quarter of what you folks are charging. Folks save yourselves money this kit is ridiculously easy to use. Worth every penny!

Ok this thing is wonky and hard to tell if something copied but it's dirt cheap and it works. I live in a gated community and was able to make another fob for the in laws and transfer my fob to a key card (better for the wallet). Considering the big box stores charge over 27 for 1 copy this is a steal!

I needed to make a couple fobs that would work like a HID 1346 RFID to open the door to my apartment building to replace lost fobs. This was amazingly easy to do, and I made a few fobs in a minute. Once you figure out how it works, its really very easy. It comes with some blank fobs, and I ordered a couple different ones on here -- and they worked too. You need a fob that is already programmed for whatever you need to access -- you can copy that one to this writer and then write to blank fobs. You can use the new copies to make additional copies also. Make sure to follow the directions (they are in such tiny print, I had to take a photo with my phone and blow it up to read. Also, once you turn the reader off, it will erase whatever you had copied to it, so you will need to read again to make more copies.

I bought this to duplicate my ProxCard II as a backup. I didn’t expect much from the key ring fob, but both the card and the fob worked nicely.It did exactly what I needed, but there’s one thing to note. When attempting to read and write, it’s not always straightforward. You might need to change the spot or adjust the angle, but eventually, you will get it right. Be patient and wait for the two beeps to confirm the completion of the read and write process.Overall, I’m satisfied with this purchase.

I was disappointed as strangely enough, the Cards and Fobs worked but not read /write device. I had an another device just like the one I ordered here and it worked on the fobs and cards but the device that came with cards and Fobs did not work. It was fortunate I had another read/write device.

I used this to make copies of my apartment complex fob, and it worked well. The process was a little finicky at first—took a few tries to get it to read and write correctly—but once I figured it out, everything went smoothly.Definitely a useful tool to have around if you want backups or need to share access. Just be patient with the setup, and you’ll get the result you need.