THONSEN 10pcs NFC Tags NTAG215 NFC Cards NFC 215 Tags Compatible with TagMo for Android NFC-Enabled Smartphones

used for making my own amibos, they work great.

I was able to make cards with no problem and it scans on my phone and nintendo switch great. Would buy again.

These cards are great! I think I’m on my 4th order of them. They always write perfectly the first try. I am using an iPhone XR and have no problems writing to these cards or reading them with my phone or my switch.

Got these to make some amiibo cards (because 100 bucks for an official one is just ridiculous) and they work great for it. You can write on them with a sharpie to mark what they are, and if you make a mistake, you can fairly easily wipe the writing off before it dries.At first I thought they weren't working, but I was just holding them to the wrong part of my phone. (turns out on the z flip the NFC thing is at the bottom, not top)

I picked up a pack of these to program my own NFC business cards. Normally my experience when buying bulk programable NFC items (be it stickers or cards like this) is that you should expect between a 5% and 15% out of the box failure rate. I ended up using every single one of these cards, and have even reprogrammed a few, without one failure to read or write. I don't know if this is due to the fact that these cards are slightly thicker than the ones I have used historically or that this brand has stellar quality control, but either way if you are looking for some nice cards to program grab these.

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These glossy credit card sized NFC tags are almost as described. For most people, these cards offer more than enough storage for typical uses (WiFi/Bluetooth connection shortcuts, Amiibo spoofing, business/ID card data, etc) at just under 500 bytes per card.The product description claims that 504 bytes are available but I've only ever been able to write 489 bytes of data. Could be something wrong with the cards or my NFC app, but either way anything north of 400 bytes is more than enough for me.Additionally, the description claims that the maximum reading distance is between 5cm to 10cm. I don't have a specialized NFC reading tool, but out of all of my NFC-capable devices, 5cm appears to be the maximum reading distance. Again, not a big deal for me, but worth noting.Lastly, it appears that the embedded antennas are positioned at an offset from the edge of the card. So, if for whatever reason you need to trim the card down to size, you can cut ~7mm length wise on one edge, or ~5mm width wise on the other (although this appears to be inconsistent between cards). Furthermore, the area in the center seems completely empty. See attached images for more.Overall I'm pretty happy about these cards. They seem to have a slightly longer reading distance than some of the smaller tags that I own, and they fit perfectly next to any other cards in your wallet. I haven't tried printing anything on them as I don't have the appropriate hardware for it, but if I do in the future, I'll update this review with how it turned out.

Bought this explicitly to spoof amiibo for the Nintendo Switch. Cards are great, not flimsy, easy to label. I am on iOS, so I use them with the Placiibo app, and the process is super simple. If you need help doing it, check r/amiibomb on Reddit for a guide on how to get started. There are clear directions for both Android and iOS. If you're unaware... Reddit is the greatest place on the internet.Games I've verified these cards work with for amiibo purposes:-Animal Crossing: New Horizons-Breath of the Wild-Mario Kart 8-Splatoon 2P.S. Amazon gave me the option to give a star rating for "Sheerness" and I have no clue what shearness is, nor how it applies to these cards. But the word sounds cool, so five stars it is.

Worked like charm