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M. Stevenson
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Tags are thin/light weight and you can write on the surface. Looking forward to using these to set up inventory of boxes/totes in my garage.NOTE: The only caveat I have is the packet received was NOT what was pictured (which looks like a roll of tags) so I was confused upon arrival - it was just 5 strips of 10 tags in a tiny envelope.
Kultured Konfidence
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Quick and easy to use. No issues. Will purchase again!
Beacon Staffing, LLC
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
Now it can be read by a scanner. Now it can’t.
Phillip
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Using the stickers in combination with my own creation to create index cards for trading card collections. It slides in to a card pocket, and program the NFC sticker with the section information and cards, use your phone to read.Add an NFC tag to Dragon Shield card sleeves to make cards useable by those with a visual impairment. Use the program NFCTools to program Text To Speech and insert the card details. While wearing an earpiece connected to a phone, the card tapped against the phone NFC reader will relay the info.
TechMole
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024
These programmable NFC tags are a great addition for home automation, or to provide an NFC way to exchange contact information.I already had NFC Tools on my Android phone, which is a general toolkit for reading and writing NFC tags. I selected the write-option, selected WiFi and entered my WiFi information. Select 'write to tag' and it wrote the information to the tag.Now, when I have visitors that need to use the wifi, they can just swipe their phone to read the tag and the wifi connection is automatically added to their device. Great simplicity!Since these are passive tags, they do not use their own power, but the range is also very minimal. I have to make sure that the reader in my phone is exactly aligned with the tag for it to read - I cannot be an inch off.. That said, when it reads, it works.Love that these are simple white disks. No lettering, no markings. Clean and simple, and they can stick just about anywhere.These tags are cheap, easy to program and fun to use. Great value!
Razikx
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
I quickly started using these for home automation via Apple shortcuts app around the house like starting my shark robot vacuum or something simple like getting my commute to work. They all scanned and worked flawlessly. Super simple to use. These 216 tags are a bit overkill for my current needs but great to have in case I do need their 888 bytes of storage.
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024
They seem to work fine. They are not transparent like the title suggests--more like a translucent white color with a dark spot where the chip is.
GymDad
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
I have one of those bluetooth over radio plug in things, and whenever my wife connects to it, I get disconnected from it and vice versa. This solved the problem. I put a little sticker on the cars phone dock, and whenever I put it in, it automatically connects the phone to the bluetooth. Fantastic!
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