50 PCS NFC Tags NTAG215 NFC Round Cards, 25mm (1 inch) 504 Bytes Memory Blank PVC Coin NFC Cards, Compatible with TagMo Amiibo and All NFC Enabled Mobile Phones & Devices

I got exactly 50 coins, and out of them only 3 didn’t work. Some required me to try multiple times, and others stopped loading (I think I moved by accident) but I was able to get them to finish loading on a second or third try. I used these to make ACNH amiibos and they all work perfectly! Thanks to another comment in the reviews, I was able to get them to read really easily by sliding the coin under the joystick. Overall super happy with this purchase! The coins seem like a nice quality and I’m going to try adding stickers on the fronts to help identify them easier. Right now I have tape on them with the names of the villagers written out and those are sticking with no problem, so I think it’s safe to assume that some sticker print paper will stay the same as well.

I purchased this product because most of the reviews were overwhelmingly positive from within the past month. None of the reviews mentioned failed tags! So many other tags had a ton of 1-2 star reviews because a lot of the tags didn't work. NFC tags are inexpensive but nobody likes wasting money. I crossed my fingers and purchased these tags.I was NOT disappointed with my choice. I was expecting to have a couple of dud chips, but the product worked even better than expected! Every single tag was able to be written to. Of the 14 I've tried to read, every single tag was able to be read with no issue. They are physically durable. I ended up wasting 3 tags because I removed them from my phone too soon while they were being written, but that is user error. Don't make the same mistake I made.It took several days for the tags to arrive, but I wasn't in a hurry. Order these about a week before you need them. At the time of writing, the cost of the tags is just under $0.30 USD (30 cents) per tag. This is exactly what I was expecting to pay. Tags from other sellers that are verified to be reliable cost more per tag. They might get to your house faster, but I prefer to wait and save some pocket change.If you're looking for a reliable product, give this one a try. I am pleased as a pickle with my purchase. In fact, I ordered another set just before writing this review.In the interest of full disclosure, this seller does offer an Amazon gift card for leaving a 5 star review. And yes, that's why I am writing this review, but it is NOT why I am giving this product 5 stars. This product got 5 stars because its performance met/exceeded my expectations.

Great size and ease of use. Note: you cannot have an iPhone add itself to WiFi by scanning one of these.

The Sky Touch NFC Chips worked perfectly for all of my kid's amiibo creating needs. I was able to write to the tags using Placiibo and an iPhone and had no transfer issues at all. It took seconds to write to each tag, and after creating the tags, they were recognized by our Switch immediately. We haven't had any issues with any of the 30 tags we've created so far, and I'm assuming the remaining tags we have will work as well. The tags fit in 25mm coin holders and can be read through a layer of cardstock, some glitter, and the plastic from the coin holder. Overall, these are a great set of NFC tags that work properly and are reasonably priced. They're good enough for our family to purchase again, should the kids find more amiibo they want to create.

Purchased this product for use with Tagmo and Nintendo Switch.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase! It works fairly well for the intended use. The NFC field of the chip appears weak to me, but I am not an expert.Using my mobile phone, I was quickly able to write data to these chips and have had no issues.However, interfacing with my Switch took quite a bit of sliding the chip around and tapping it in places, as it just couldn't detect the chip at first. Once I found the proper alignment, I had no problems!In case you're wondering, I have to lay the chip on top of the home button and then push it towards the joystick. My speculation is that the NFC touch point is located under the joystick, and the joystick is too much of a barrier for the chip to be read by placing it on top like you would an Amiibo.I would recommend this product to others, and purchase again if I needed to buy more.

They write in seconds and the plastic is very durable compared to other NFC tags. They are very easy to mark with a permanent marker, and then can be sewn into plush, sculpted figures, etc if you want to get fancy!

Perfect, no issues! I use these for games, bc it’s impossible to find anything related to a Nintendo Switch in stores around my area right now. Easy to use with the right app, my iPhone X can assign what I need on the NFC chip, lickity split. Labeling with sharpie didn’t work b/c it rubs off after abit, so I recommend finding a different labeling method if sharpie was your plan. No complaints here, I got exactly what I wanted 😌

I bought a 100-pack of these, and as others are reporting I received a bad batch. They write fine, but cannot be read by my Nintendo Switch, or my Phone. I tried multiple controllers but nothing worked. I had had to purchase another set from a different seller and those worked fine. I've had zero issues with the new batch so I can definitely confirm the problem is with the tags from this seller. Do not buy these.