NN99 RFID Copier Card Reader Writer Duplicator 10 English Frequency 125 KHz 13.56 MHz Handheld EM Card Programmer USB + Free Software
Description
🔑 Unlock Your RFID Potential!
- 🔋 DUAL POWER OPTIONS - Stay mobile with AAA batteries or plug in via USB for continuous use.
- 📚 USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Includes a comprehensive manual and easy-to-use interface for seamless operation.
- 📱 CRYSTAL CLEAR DISPLAY - Navigate effortlessly with a vibrant 2.9-inch full-color screen.
- 🔄 VERSATILE FREQUENCY SUPPORT - Unlock the power of 10 frequencies for unmatched compatibility.
- 🗃️ MULTI CARD COMPATIBILITY - Effortlessly copy and write various card types, from EM4100 to Ntag203.
The NN99 RFID Copier Card Reader Writer Duplicator is a versatile handheld device that supports 10 frequencies and various card types, making it an essential tool for professionals in need of efficient RFID solutions. With a vibrant 2.9-inch HD screen and dual power options, this user-friendly device ensures you stay connected and productive on the go.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | NN99 |
| Part Number | 1 |
| Package Dimensions | 16.2 x 8.8 x 3.6 cm; 120 Grams |
| Manufacturer reference | 1 |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 120 g |
Reviews
M**E
Just the ticket! It works, and it's cheap enough, but it talks too much...
Delivered very promptly, safe and sound. No instructions for use, but it's simple enough. Here are my notes: It will read 13.5 Mhz MiFare classic style cards when first switched on. Haven't tried writing yet. Just use "mode" button to select other frequencies when required. Even simpler, use the "scan" button to auto-detect the card or tag type present and read the ID. Reads 125 KHz EM4100-style tags, and writes to my EM4305-/T5577-style 125 KHz tags fine. Don't want to copy, and need your own ID number? Use the "input" button and numeric keypad. It seems to do the job so far. It has a voice read-out for some of the displays. Eventually annoying, but keep pressing the buttons and you don't have to hear it all. Enjoy!
D**D
Does What It Says On The Tin
It does exactly what I needed it to do, duplicate tags from either an input code or from a fixed code tag that it has read
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