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πŸ”‘ 125KHz 13.56MHz RFID Copier Writer Readers Duplicator Programmer NFC Smart 10 Frequency Key fob Cards Reader UID Decoder Review

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4.3
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Description of πŸ”‘ 125KHz 13.56MHz RFID Copier Writer Readers Duplicator Programmer NFC Smart 10 Frequency Key fob Cards Reader UID Decoder

1,Not compatible for iClass ,awid , Indala and Keri cards. 2,Support read write Frequency: ID 125KHz,ID 250KHz, ID500KHz, ID375KHz,ID625khz,ID 750kHz,ID 875KHz, ID1000KHZ, IC13.56MHz(ISO1443A/B),HID125kHz Prox cards. 3,Support read:EM4100/EM4200,Mifare classic,UID cards,Ultralight,Ntag203,1386/1326/1346;Support cards write: 1386/1326/1346,T5577,EM4305,Mifare UID cards. 4,The software of our machine is only compatible with Windows system, not working with MAC system or Linux system. 5,The applicability of our reader is limited, it cannot match all types of FRID cards. Please read our product description carefully. If your card is not the type listed by us, or if you don’t know the type of your card, please do not buy it, or you can consult us. Thanks!.

Reviews

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

Must be! in the Computers and Accessories category

It's amazing, easy to use, efficient and versatile. I wasn't expecting much with the 4/5 stars it got when I bought it. I have a key fob from the apartment, here it's kind of strict with it and they don't give me another one. The tune was 310MHz (which wasn't listed in the supported usage specs) so I wasn't expecting it to work. I pushed two buttons; "Scan" the code on my fob and then "write" it on any new fobs and keycards I wanted. If I had known this beforehand, I would have simplified so…

Pros
  • I hold my fists
Cons
  • Protection

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Works perfectly. in memory card readers

The first three attempts to read the key fob gave me errors. I put the keychain in the little pocket on the back and it worked great. No problem after he figures out where to put the original keychain so he can read it. I saved a ton of money making additional and replacement keychains. And I can write down the code so if I ever lose my key fob, I can just program a new one.

Pros
  • Beautiful
Cons
  • Security

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Convenient and easy-to-use RFID reader/writer.

Works well. One disappointment is that when used in the 125k range, it didn't always acknowledge a successful write when one was present. I need to read the card again to make sure the write was successful.

Pros
  • Good product for the price
Cons
  • I vaguely remember

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works if you want to reprogram your Galaxy Edge Kyber Crystal

Bought for my kid who wanted to reprogram a Disneyland toy crystal. When you craft a lightsaber in Galaxy's Edge and buy their Kyber crystals, they have a programmable RFID chip inside. Reprogramming can change the color of the lightsaber. That's the only reason to buy this lol! We bought another one from Revain that was $10 cheaper but had to return it because it didn't work. This one does.

Pros
  • Slim design
Cons
  • Hard to tell

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good for Disney lightsabers

I bought this specifically to change the colors of my lightsaber that I got from Disneyland and it worked! Recommended if you don't want to constantly buy Kyber crystals of different colors.

Pros
  • Dope πŸ”₯
Cons
  • Long delivery time

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Convenient and easy-to-use RFID reader/writer.

Works well. One disappointment is that when used in the 125k range, it didn't always acknowledge a successful write when one existed. I need to read the card again to make sure the write was successful.

Pros
  • 4. Our machine's software is only compatible with Windows system and cannot work with MAC system or Linux system.
Cons
  • Crumpled

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works perfectly.

The first three attempts to read the key fob returned errors. I put the keychain in the little pocket on the back and it worked great. No problem after he figures out where to put the original keychain so he can read it. I saved a ton of money making extra and replacement keychains. And I can write down the code so if I ever lose my key fob, I can just program a new one.

Pros
  • 5. The applicability of our reader is limited, it is not suitable for all kinds of FRID cards. Please read our product description carefully. If your card doesn't match the type we listed or you don't know the type of your card, please don't buy it or contact us. Thanks very much!
Cons
  • Something else

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works if you want to flash your Galaxy Edge Kyber Crystal

Bought for a kid who wanted to reprogram a Disneyland toy crystal. When you craft a lightsaber in Galaxy's Edge and buy their Kyber crystals, they have a programmable RFID chip inside. Reprogramming can change the color of the lightsaber. That's the only reason to buy this lol! We bought another one from Revain that was $10 cheaper but had to return it because it didn't work. This one does.

Pros
  • 3. Read Support: EM4100/EM4200, Mifare Classic, UID Cards, Ultralight, Ntag203, 1386/1326/1346; Card Write Support: 1386/1326/1346, T5577, EM4305, Mifare UID cards.
Cons
  • I don't remember but there was something