Timeskey NFC Tags 10pcs NTAG 215 NFC Stickers NFC Tag Sticker NFC Chip 100% Compatible with TagMo 504 Bytes Memory Fully Programmable

I recently purchased Timeskey NFC Stickers, and I couldn't be happier! These NFC stickers have exceeded my expectations in every way, and I'm thrilled to share my five-star review. The compatibility of these stickers with TagMo and Amiibo is outstanding. As an avid collector and enthusiast, I was looking for stickers that would seamlessly integrate with my existing setup. Timeskey NFC Stickers delivered on this front without a hitch. They are 100% compatible with TagMo and Amiibo, making them the perfect choice for any NFC-related project. One of the standout features of these NFC stickers is their impressive 504 Bytes memory capacity. This game-changer is for anyone looking to program these stickers for various applications. The ample memory space allows for a wide range of possibilities, from storing contact information to performing simple automation with a simple tap. Whether you're a developer or just an enthusiast, this level of memory opens up endless creative opportunities. What truly sets Timeskey NFC Stickers apart is their full programmability. The remarkable ease with which you can program these stickers using compatible apps and devices. Whether you're a beginner or an expert in NFC technology, you'll find these stickers incredibly user-friendly and versatile. They respond flawlessly to programming, ensuring your desired actions are executed precisely. In addition to their technical prowess, the build quality of these stickers is excellent. They are durable, waterproof, and built to withstand the test of time. This reassurance means I can confidently use them in various settings without worrying about wear and tear. Timeskey NFC Stickers have proven to be a game-changer for me. Their compatibility with TagMo and Amiibo, generous 504 Bytes memory, and full programmability make them the ultimate choice for NFC enthusiasts and developers alike. I wholeheartedly recommend Timeskey NFC Stickers to anyone looking to explore the limitless possibilities of NFC technology. These stickers are a five-star investment that will undoubtedly enhance your NFC experience.

Work flawlessly. Easy to program, good adhesion, and every tag reads without issues. Perfect for automation and DIY projects.

Worked perfectly! Used these tags to get amiibo villagers in Animal Crossing! They paired right to my iPhone 12 and were super quick and easy to program! Would 100% recommend! A 10 pack of these tags costed less than just one amiibo card alone!

These work exactly as you would expect, and are simple/easy to use. For 30 cents per unit, though, one would think the QA would be a little better. Five out of 100 were not programmable. The other 95 worked exactly as desired. Just what I needed!! Bottom line--if you actually need 100, order more than the 100 pack. If you can go +/- 5%...you are good with this buy.

I used these to load a Notion page where I wrote a list of the contents of my moving boxes. Easy to set up with my iPhone using the shortcuts app. It came in handy when I moved so I could quickly “see” what I packed without having to open all the boxes. Perfect size, they stuck well to cardboard and hard plastic. Also very durable. They didn’t peel up or anything.

I purchased these to set up a few around the house and also in my vehicle to perform certain tasks easily. For example, I have one on my phone mount in my vehicle. When I scan it a screen comes up asking which playlist I would like to play or if I want to listen to an audiobook. Once I select it, it then proceeds to open my navigation program. These are all things that I could do manually but it is nice just to get in and tap the phone on the charger before placing it there. The only thing I needed to figure out is that the RFC reader on my iPhone was right at the top of the phone. Once I released that it reads every time.

I mean I wasn’t sure what to expect so I’m actually in love with the windows of opportunity these little stickers offer me. I’m using them as a way to utilize iOS shortcut personal automations. In all fairness I must admit I’m not sure who to blame on any issues of reliability. I’m going to assume it lies in iOS because to scan the tag to setup the shortcut it has no issues reading and labeling it. But to run the shortcut I find myself having to wave my phone many times before it runs. So I feel like these are amazing little tags and well priced but if you’re using them for iOS shortcuts be aware that they may not be read very well. (And I’m using iPhone 12 ProMax)

This is a very fun idea, and works mostly well when it has nothing in the way of the sticker. It comes in a pack of a few stickers, which aren’t very high quality, but they do work as NFC tags. You CANNOT read them with anything in the way, however. The white sticker is also quite ugly when you have to put it on top of whatever you want to read. I wanted to use this to sense when I put my phone on my desk, but my phone couldn’t even read the tag through my very thin desk mat. There are many uses for this product however, as it is very versatile, and the stickers seem to be pretty durable, so as long as you’re fine with seeing the white dot, it works fine. Overall, not great for applications where you want a discreet NFC tag, but works if you just want something to scan.

😭very very very very bad MFC tag 🏷️ not working

Use with iPhones and Androids in my household. I use these for variety of things. Hid in assets/bags/backpacks/kids' jackets/sports gear etc etc for ID, automations, and on a few occasions, scavenger hunts for adults and kids. Tap, goes to webapp, tag etc etc. I haven't encountered any phones (iPhones and Androids) that have issues. None. The app I use to write data to these NFC stickers is called NFC Tools for iOS. I've been using that app and these NFC stickers for several years. Works perfectly.

These work great with my android phone using the app TagWriter by NXP. The get recognized quickly and are easy to write to. They're great for the price.

No clue how to set them up.

Looks good