Origin-Joy NTAG215 NFC Tags 10 Pack 25mm Black
Ten 25 mm NTAG215 NFC tags with 504 bytes storage, adhesive backing and waterproof coating for Amiibo and mobile use
- Main materialWood
- NTAG215 chip stores 504 bytes for Amiibo data
- 100000 rewrite cycles keep tags working for years
- Waterproof plastic shell protects chips from moisture damage
- Adhesive back sticks tags to cards, figures or boards
- Crash-proof PP box prevents bending during storage and transport
Ten-pack NTAG215 tags for Amiibo and automation
This pack contains ten 25 mm black NFC tags built around the NTAG215 chip with 504 bytes of user memory. They are programmable and rewritable, making them suitable for Amiibo emulation via TagMo, home automation triggers, and simple access-control experiments. The adhesive backing allows quick placement on non-metal surfaces.
ISO 14443A limits range and metal mounting
Communication follows the ISO/IEC 14443A standard, so the tags only work at very short distance from a reader and cannot be read through metal. The supplier notes that performance is lost on metal surfaces, and the read-only lock is irreversible once applied, so plan the final data before locking.
Replaces single-use Amiibo cards
Unlike single-write Amiibo cards, these tags can be erased and rewritten up to 100000 times while the lock remains open, letting you cycle characters or automation tasks. The jump is worth it when you want reusable tags for frequent reprogramming rather than buying new cards for each change.
How it compares
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- Price $15.99
- Cheaper than about 90% of the 231 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Main material | Wood |
Questions about this item
Which pack should I pick if I need a small, adhesive-backed tag for Amiibo?
The 10-pack of 25 mm black NTAG215 tags comes with adhesive and is printable, making each coin tag ready for Amiibo, TagMo, iOS or Android use.
What does the 504-byte NTAG215 chip actually hold in daily use?
It stores one Amiibo figure or a small NDEF record such as a URL or contact card, with 100,000 rewrite cycles and 10-year data retention.
How does ISO/IEC 14443A affect how I use these tags?
The protocol defines the contactless communication method, so the tags work with any NFC reader that supports ISO/IEC 14443A, including phones and the Nintendo Switch.
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