We now have dual frequency rings available with T5577 and NTAG216 chips inside!
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indeed. it’s a special fashion statement 
be a cool kid.
in all honesty it was supposed to have a small dot for RFID and two small dots for NFC but there was a miscommunication so yes it says NFC on the NFC side and RFID on the RFID side… but it is very subtle… barely visible unless you look closely.
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Initial reaction was that having ring/bracelet versions diverges from the whole biohacker field into wearables. I quickly realized it’s our duty as a community to lower the barrier to entry for everyone else 
it’s a bitter pill to swallow but the fact of the matter is more people will end up getting implant versions if they can play around with a wearable first that has been configured identical to the implant.
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Make sense and I think I agree
I’d rather people just get implanted, but more rfid adoption is better for us to get a commercial lock system
Also show the capability and possibilities of ease of access without cards etc. I feel more product you have reaching a wider range, will bring us new people in the biohacker/implant community. I was personally planning on buying a t5577 ring to use around work before I get the FlexEM installed. Hopefully more people build up to the idea of Implants etc.
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What material is the ring made out of?
It is ceramic + resin
I’m convinced! 30quid for 2 chips, without the need of an installation 
Is it going to blink at some point?
hah prob not
You gotta keep the cool stuff for the cool
Kids 
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Does the NTAG216 already have a password set before shipping? Looks like all the recommended changes the Dangerous NFC app does have already been implemented.
The dual frequency ring does not have a password set.
$39.00?
DHL or USPS to be Determined by Shipper: $46.50?
The password on the hf side of the Dual Frequency Ring was DNGR, just like the NExT.