NFC Forum Type 2 ISO 14443A 213 168 Bytes Silicone Wristband/Bracelet(1PCS NFC 213 Wristband)

Was able to pair with my hornady rapid safe. I wasn’t happy with any of the options they have in namebrand rfid keys for my safe. I saw another review for this one that said it works so I figured I’d give it a try. It paired right away no problems. There’s enough holes on it to fit multiple wrist sizes I usually wear a size 8 bracelet for women and it fits just fine with some room to spare.

I grabbed this band to use as a digital business card for a last minute conference I was heading off to. I just can’t bring myself to pay for those services when you can do the exact thing they are doing with maybe 10 minutes of work. I personally host my own digital business card within our domain and can do everything those paid services like popl or wave or dot card can do and it goes one better in that it actually presents a vCard to add to the contacts when tapped as well. This is much easier to meet with vendors with on a show floor in my opinion as you don’t need to carry a billion business cards with you. But this band isn’t just used for digital business cards. As it is a writable blank NFC car it can be used for just about any kind of automation task you want to use it for. In my case I use them for digital business cards for my team. Easy to make, use, and hand out to my team and employees, and even easier to update, when needed with 0 cost of having to by new business cards and wasting old ones when someone changes position. NFC for the win!

The programming device confirms the data was successfully written to the band. You can scan the band and it reads that the band has data identical to the original card that was cloned to it. However, there doesn't seem to be enough signal to actually activate the gate. Even touching the reader at all possible angles, simply won't trigger. Cheap tags and cards work fine, but tried two of these now to confirm. Can't use for my application. Appears you would have to a have an extremely sensitive reader. A 50 cent sticker can perform the function from a couple of centimeters away.

Hit or miss, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I guess it depends on the phone or customers cellular network?

Great product. Worked perfectly and very easy to program with my talaria xxx. Took literally 20 seconds to program. Connected instantly with little delay. Great value for your bucks. I love the feel and it is very soft and comfortable.

Bought this as a new key for my Talaria XXX. Much easier to use than the dog-tag that came with it & easier to keep track of. Great value for the money and incredibly easy to set up. Would recommend for any RFID entry.

I purchased this for my Talaria XXX. This RFID band functions just like the oem keys that come with the bike; the biggest part is I don’t have to worry about loosing the keys now. Very budget friendly as well!

The memory limit on the chip is $137 bytes. As far as I can tell that's basically your initials maybe your first initial and last name nothing more. Absolutely absurdly ridiculously useless. All I try to do is put my name my job title my phone number and my email. That was 300 bytes. LOL put a hunk of junk

Easy for my IT tech to set up with our UniFi door controls and has been working great for the past few months.

Great for e bike riders who don’t want any extra key to take care of. Starts bike and is super handy.