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The HFeng 13.56MHz UID Changeable Keyfobs Token MF 1k NFC Tag is a pack of 100 rewritable RFID key cards designed for easy access control. Each keyfob is water-resistant, lightweight, and compatible with all RFID readers, making them perfect for both personal and professional use.
Manufacturer | HFeng |
Part Number | HFeng |
Package Dimensions | 19.1 x 14.3 x 4.5 cm; 1 g |
Manufacturer reference | HFeng |
Colour | Blue |
Voltage | 1 Volts |
Item Package Quantity | 100 |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 1 g |
S**L
As described. Works on smartlocks
Used this for simpled smart lock and works as expected. Great value for price .
A**A
Is working, can replace all data include number
All data editable
J**N
Does not work
Unable to change UID
J**N
Overall good
These fobs are as described. Block zero (0) is 100% rewriteable, that does include the UID. I was trying to rewrite these with some software I wrote myself wondering why it wasn't working at first but I also learned that these Chinese-made fobs need a certain "unofficial" sequence of bytes sent to it in order to unlock block zero which are in fact used in certain libraries. Once I figured that needed to be done I was able to write whatever data to it I wanted.Unfortunately I had to knock off a star since the build quality wasn't great. The clam shell design of the case came apart quite easily and the little disc inside containing the chip could fall out. I think they just click together with not much holding strength so I pre-emptively took them apart and actually glued the insides together before deploying them. Other than that, they work as expected.
R**S
Perfect
Works brilliantly for a great price
H**I
Not gen2 CUID
These are gen1, you cannot change UID with MCT.
S**E
Excellent value
These are excellent value mifare tokens. The only tiny thing that sometimes lets them down is the second tiny link that connects the large ring to the token
O**C
Not writable from (unrooted) Android
These tags appear to need special commands sent, not a standard Mifare block 0 write and so none of the (many) NFC apps I tried on a Pixel 3 XL were able to write to block 0.
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