Advice on creating demo

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I am based in the UK, and got an xNT chip injected into my hand by Amal when he spoke at my company (Leading Edge Forum’s) event a couple of years ago. I know nothing at all, and am really crap at this kind of thing. My job involves speaking on stage a lot, and I am desperate to create a demo that I can show people. I have been looking for an NFC lock or safe or something to buy cheaply to demo it. I am finding it hard to be sure which device to buy. Looked at Yale locks for example. Could you advise me on something I could buy, e.g. from amazon.co.uk that I could demo? I have the chip in my hand, and I have downloaded the NXP Tag reading/writing software.
Thanks.

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Snag one of the Samsung door locks and get a locksmith to install it on a piece of MDF.

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Buy a quick safe vent
https://dangerousthings.com/product/quickvent/

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Thank you, but it looks like this is for a different frequency/ product (xEM/RFID/125 Khz) not (xNT/NFC/13.56Mhz). Or am I wrong?

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Oh yeah, my bad. I’ll look around for one that uses NFC.

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Thanks. I am getting so confused. Trying to find something that works with 13.56 Mhz, can be bought easily in the UK, and is cheapish seems very challenging.

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The world is a small place.
I would reccomend; jump on:-
Aliexpress
Banggood
DH Gate
DX
Wish
etc. etc.
Just search for 13.56Mhz, there is a plethora of things to tinker with. Cheap and cheap/free postage

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Thanks all. I managed to order an eGeeTouch NFC-enabled padlock. Can’t buy them in the UK in general for some reason, but found one on eBay. Thanks all for your advice.

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I have the 3rd Generation:

It wouldn’t work with the xNT the reader is very weak. I tried it with:

Doesn’t work
xNT (from a friend)
flexDF
xM1+

Work:
flexNT

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Thanks Jenny, but sadly, the xNT is embedded in my hand, and I don’t fancy taking it out and replacing it at this stage!!!

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Hello,

So there are some of the Samsung locks that work with the xNT.

You can also get the USB reader we have on our store. we’ve used this to create a demo to log into your PC with. This can be achieved in a couple of ways for windows or Mac.

If not the KBR1 does the trick.