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10x High-End NFC MIDAS Tags for $5 Delivered @ Nfcwireless.com.au

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10x High-End NFC MIDAS Tags for $5 Delivered @ Nfcwireless.com.au
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Store RepNFCWIRELESS on 30/05/2017 - 12:51 nfcwireless.com.au (552 clicks)
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The Smartrac is a well respected and well established NFC brand that provides high end tags for a variety of uses.

Grab 10 MIDAS tags for 5$ with Free Shipping (Please remember to select the free shipping option on checkout, we'll upgrade to priority).

Great for NFC introductions, One of the smallest NFC tags on the market!

Commonly used in IoT, UX, Gaming and arts projects, Advertising and Visual arts, Product ID's, Serial Numbers, Product authentication, SKU, Device authentication.

Only 250tags discounted, while stocks last.

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  • BiG BoY on 30/05/2017 - 12:56

    What do you do with these

    • 492kw on 30/05/2017 - 13:07
      +1

      Cost summary
      Description Price
      Subtotal $10.00
      Discount 3XAMCCC51Z0H Remove discount - $5.00
      Shipping $4.50
      Total
      Including $0.86 in taxes
      AUD $9.50

      oops wrong reply area…

      • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 13:26

        Thanks 492Kw

        I believe I have solved the problem - my apologies. The inability to stack discounts vouchers makes the shipping arrangement rather irritating, but free midas shipping should appear now :)

    • tasty-falafel on 30/05/2017 - 13:08
      +1

      Theres a number of gamers out there purchasing these to pirate Nintendo amiibos.

      • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 13:13
        +3

        Just FYI! You need NTAG215's for that ;)

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 13:12
      +3

      Howdy Abukee,

      Without the mumbo-jumbo, the most common use by far is to 'talk' to NFC phones. What is says exactly, is up to your imagination and 144bytes (on these tags, typically range between 144b- 888b in size).
      By using an NFC encoding App (I would recommend Tagwriter from NXP for the tech-savvy or NFCtool/Tasks from WakDev for a good UI) you encode data or commands to this sticker.

      A few quick examples of end products would be
      - Place on a store sign to automatically direct people to like your facebook page
      - Place on business card to automatically upload your digital business card to a phone
      - Dropbox links on a sticker
      - Switch phone to 'mode' depending on if your in car, plane, etc
      - IoT food and water intake tracking, by sending a URL webhook to update my google spreadsheet

      Personally I use the midas for hiding in things, for example I scan my watch and it automatically connects my bluetooth headset and plays Soundcloud, when it passes the tag on my pocket it unlocks the phone with it, when I tap my left cuff it automatically unlock and opens my notepad and right cuff for unlock and google. These tags aren't waterproof, so it wouldn't be great for hiding in clothing, but this is just an example of NFC uses :)

      • BiG BoY on 30/05/2017 - 15:00

        thanks for the explanation here's a plus from me

    • Kozhutki on 30/05/2017 - 13:42

      I had one near my front door of my house and when I activated it with my phone it would turn on my computer. You can do a lot of automation with them.

      • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 14:31
        +1

        Howdy Kaneissik

        Automating WoL is a great use!

        If anyones interested, you can also let people connect to your wifi this way without revealing password :)

        • BiG BoY on 30/05/2017 - 15:50

          that's amazing

  • tonytone on 30/05/2017 - 13:05

    The shipping isn't being discounted

    Please fix. Was just about to order.

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 13:13

      Thanks for feedback, will fix ASAP.
      We can't stack vouchers to remove things like that, its a nightmare.

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 13:28

      All sorted! Thanks for keeping us on our toes!

      • tonytone on 30/05/2017 - 13:31

        THanks. Working now. Ordered.

  • devs on 30/05/2017 - 13:29
    +2

    Thanks. Bought one. Plan to stick it on important items that can be lost and I can program my contact information on it (such as work laptop).

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 14:07
      +1

      I do that myself! However, if you experience difficulties it may be because the metal in the laptop :(
      Metal can predictably interfere with RFID - if thats the case a 'On-metal' tag would be recommended. These are produced with a layer of ferrite which stops the interference.

      If you can send an email to [email protected] with your order number Ill send a ferrite layered sample tag out just in case ;)

      • devs on 01/06/2017 - 10:09

        Thanks! Unfortunately looks like order's already been shipped :( Next time!

  • Gavman on 30/05/2017 - 13:47

    Is there iOS support or just android?

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 14:11

      Unfortunately iOS has locked down their NFC tech so its not for public use :(

      However in passing, I recently have heard of pre-iPhone 6's being jailbroken and subsequently they got the NFC working.

      Alternatively, there are plug-ins, desktop readers and standalone readers but I thats for more corporate and mass inventory uses

  • dead5pur on 30/05/2017 - 13:55

    So for example, with LIFX bulbs, could I stick one of these near a door and program the light to turn on as I enter and off as I depart?

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 14:18
      +1

      This would work in theory - I've done some similar things. You would set up the LIFX within IFTTT (Highly recommend exploring if your a bit of a geek) and subsequently encode a webhook on the NFC tag to trigger the lights.
      My reservation would be in the IFTTT response time - its usually instant but occasionally Ive had delays on the web hook.
      On paper, it will work no problem but as it uses online services we would be at the mercy of the connection.

  • steichten on 30/05/2017 - 14:01

    Looks like a fun thing to play around with. I'm in! Thanks!

    • Store RepNFCWIRELESS @ NFC Wireless on 30/05/2017 - 14:19

      Thanks Steichten, enjoy your tags! :D

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