50 pcs NFC Tags, NTAG215 NFC Tags Blank White Card NFC Stickers NFC Coin Cards Compatible with TagMo and Amiibo with Adhesive Back for Easy Fixing and Storage Box

These nfc tags are really quite nice. The adhesive is extremely strong and required a chisel to remove from the surface it was stuck to. I think that the plastic covering the nfc tag itself is made from pvc but I'm not really sure, regardless though it allows it to be waterproof and highly durable

Works really well! But they are thick so you have a reference for what you want to use it for

The media could not be loaded. The idea behind these NFC tags is excellent, and when they work, they function seamlessly and add a lot of convenience. The adhesive is also strong enough to keep the tags securely in place, which is a plus. However, my experience was mixed. While some of the tags performed flawlessly, a significant number were unfortunately unusable—either not scanning properly or failing to register consistently. If you’re considering these tags, be aware of potential quality issues, but know that when they do work, they’re incredibly useful.

No Issues. Worked as Expected.

Dunno what you can say about NFC Tags - The're about the size of a quarter and work...

i bought these to use to make amiibos for nintendo switch. they do NOT work. it worked fine on the iphone to make the amiibo but when it came time to use it on the switch it took a good 10 minutes to get it to read and some of them didn’t read at all. not a quality product at all. i got other ones on ebay and they worked perfectly

I love these tags. I have an android and programing them is easy. They are durable plastic. I put one on my washer/dryer to start a timer, one on my entry table to switch my music to my speakers, and one to Rick roll people 😁

i use these with pimiibo and an PN532 NFC Module. They write perfectly. Sometimes they are a little slow to read but I'm not sure if that's these cards or the controller.

Worked perfectly for both normal tag writing/reading and for use with a switch. Accidentally tested the waterproof claim and it proved hot coffee proof, so win there.

My phone could not read these unless you positioned it perfectly and waited

The JIAN BOLAND tags are well-suited for use with amiibo, TagMo, and other NFC-enabled devices. These tags are 25mm in diameter, offer 504 bytes of memory, and have adhesive backing, making them easy to attach. They are reliable for creating amiibo backups, and their NTAG215 chips are compatible with iPhones and most Android NFC apps. However, once written, the data on the chip cannot be altered, so they are primarily useful for one-time programming. Overall, they are cost-effective and perform as expected

TL;DR: Lots of NFC tags for a cheap price that work as advertised, but they require your device to be very close and positioned just right, which can be frustrating.Bullet points:- You get 50 NFC tags for a very affordable price, which is a great deal.- The tags do work as expected, I'm using them with iOS shortcuts mostly- One downside is that you need to have your device extremely close to the tag for it to work. This requirement can be a bit annoying, as it makes the tags less practical for quick use.Overall Impression:I have mixed feelings about these NFC tags. On one hand, they are legitimate and offer great value. On the other hand, the need for precise proximity and positioning makes them somewhat impractical for everyday use.

It was difficult to deal with and it was also bad quality.