I’m sorry, mom :)

I would recommend the tagwriter app from the company that makes the chips:

Here’s a step-by-step guide for writing a URL to your tag:

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Awesome, thank you bud!

I have an NExT and an iPhone X with the SimplyNFC app and it works great too.

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Did you put the xLED in the blade edge of your hand?
Keen to see that video; there is not a lot of reference material out there for them.

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Yes I did, but I actually haven’t run into a reader to test it out haha. Until I do, I’m convinced we did it a little too deep. Experimenting is fun!

So here we are, a week and a day in! Getting easy reads on my NExT without phone cases, and alright reads with a case on.

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Assuming it’s a high frequency xLED, your phone should activate it.

It’s low frequency. High frequency was sold out and I’m impatient haha

Are you sure? I haven’t seen low frequency (125kHz) in stock at all and high frequency (13.56MHz) is presently and has been in stock in both red and white. Note that low has the larger number because it’s 125 kilohertz and high is 13.56 megahertz. Phones are 13.56MHz.

Whoops yeah its 13.56

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Was taken aback by the size too! I think they keep it a secret on purpose! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

@CATCH @Zktat2s is the xLED any more tricky or painful to install or is it just more visually intimidating? I self installed a NExT (without issue) and still have an xLED and would love to know if I should anticipate much more difficulty.

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Apple only supports a small list of URIs, there’s a list of them here. That means it’ll read those types natively and ask you if you want to act on it without having to use an app.

If you want to store a vCard on your NeXT, iOS won’t read it and add a contact to that phone, as I hoped it would, not yet anyway. If however you store a phone number or email address, iOS will ask if you want to phone or email that recored.

It is a 3mm diameter chip so it will be a bit more difficult, particularly the needle bevel, but this is why we suggest keeping the bevel down instead of up… it requires much less force to get the complete needle bevel under the skin when the bevel is down, however you must ensure there is proper lifting of the skin proceeding the needle as it goes to depth or you will probably end up with two holes :confused:

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I used the nxp tag writer app, and store a link to my work instagram (it auto reads on iPhones because its technically a web link) in place of a contact vcard

Nice!

Vimeo.com should suit… I believe a free account will work. Can’t remember exactly as I’ve been paying them for years. Bonus you never have to worry about copyright claims there.

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If you have a jailbroken iPhone you can use NFCWriter by Limneos

That’s what I use personally for reading and Writing.
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I have the xNT and the xled ,both installed same day. The xNT has almost no scar and the xled has now a brown freckle. My Galaxy Note 8 and 9 both read them fine. Although for best visibility for xled I use the cheap online NFC reader and opened it up and cut the plastic in half so the reader board is exposed. But kept the grey shield on the back. Its easier and better to show people this way vs a phone. Make sure you use correct angle of approach.

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Got my first implants yesterday. Never had a piercing done before, got more than a few tattoos but this was a new experience. NeXT and Spark2 were alright, but the xLED was an eye opener to say the least! That leaves an impression!

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