Alternative mifare classic 1K badge reader

[5hi3ld]

Hello,
We use mifare classic 1K badge readers at work. Since the “XM1 magic 1k” hasn’t been available for a while, and my hands are really small to consider the “flex M1”, I thought to myself “why not change the player we have ?”. My question is therefore : Do you know a dual technology reader that will continue to read the mifare classic badges of all my colleagues and that could open the doors with an “XSIID NFC + led implant” for me ?
Thank you

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@5hi3ld

Since the “XM1 magic 1k” hasn’t been available for a while

@amal

We’re working on getting both back in action ASAP… stay tuned

@5hi3ld

and my hands are really small to consider the “flex M1

You would really need to have unnaturally tiny hands to not be able to fit a flex

@5hi3ld

Do you know a dual technology reader that will continue to read the mifare classic badges of all my colleagues and that could open the doors with an “XSIID

Check out the following for some options

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Also, the xSIID is a good option, and there may be a possibility that an xSIID could be enrolled into your current system, but I would suggest you get yourself a test card to check compatibility first, something like this

NTAG I2C Test Card

I’m assuming you have gone for the xSIID due to the form factor and the blinky

A NExT or xNT could be another consideration for you, but again get yourself a test card (NTAG216) to test it first.