Pro NFC Emulator, NFC Tag Emulator, 3000+ Saves, Unlimited Rewrite, Auto UID Regen, Rechargeable Battery , 1.4" OLED Screen, Compatible with 50+ Games on Switch 1 & 2 (White)

Amazing quality product, highly recommend it. I really like the easy to read OLED screen. The menus are easy to figure out but I do recommend reading the online manual to ensure you know which buttons do what. It’s so easy to use and user friendly. It works with my Nintendo Switch 2 pro controller and my Nintendo Switch 2 joycons. I used it for Animal Crossing New Horizons, but also plan on using it for Zelda Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. They already have Yunobo and the other Tears of the Kingdom amiibo installed, which is super helpful because I wanted to keep my Tears of the Kingdom amiibo sealed in their boxes. If you are a collector like me and like to keep your amiibo inside the box, but you still want the freedom of playing Nintendo games with amiibo, you need this. I even saw it has the Super Mario Odyssey cereal box tag, it’s a very extensive collection. The price for this is a great value. Another thing I like about it is the little device flashes with a tiny blue LED flicker after it’s scanned, giving a nice visual cue that your scan went through to the game. Charging is easy, it comes with a little charging cord and it doesn’t take much time to charge in full. It also comes with a tiny lanyard that I suggest putting on the device to make it easier to find. The device is small so could easily be lost in the couch, but if you put the lanyard on it you’ll probably see the lanyard sticking up thru the cushions. :-) I like the lanyard because I can hang my Flashiibo Pro on a key ring for easy access and so I never forget where I put it. It’s so lightweight you can hang it anywhere, or store it just about anywhere. It’s small enough to fit inside my Switch 2 carrying case. Disclaimer: I tried to make a video review but the OLED screen kept flashing weird in the recording. Just take my word for it, the product is fantastic.

I purchased this device for my sister for her birthday, and all I have to say is,"wow!" This is the 2nd generation of the pro version, as the original lacked buttons on the face, and instead used a tiny button-like joystick to navigate, which you had to push down on to select something. This little device is small. Length-wise, a little longer than a triple-A battery, and width-wise, shorter than the same battery type -- making it pocket-sized and incredibly portable. It is well-built -- no creeking or bending when pushing on the buttons, like it's cheap plastic. It comes with a bright, backlit, OLED screen, making reading things on the device incredibly easy and clear -- further reiterated by the screen's contrasting black background and white text. It is rechargeable, and comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable, making it very convenient for charging as well, as older fob models required cell batteries, which could be a hassel to find and replace. The Flashiibo Pro, though rechargeable, however, lacks a charger block, as many electronics seem to do nowaday, so you'd need to find a charger block elsewhere if you want to use a wall socket to charge it. Without a charger block, it can still be charged by using the USB-A ports of another device, such as those on a computer. Along with the USB-C to USB-A cable, it also comes with a strap allowing you to hang the Flashiibo on a hook, bag, or even around your wrist. The Flashiibo pro has a strong NFC signal, which connects to your console instantly with ease. No issues. Now for the part that everyone has probably been waiting for. YES! The Flashiibo Pro comes preloaded with every Amiibo for every game that supports them straight out of the box, no downloading of extra files required. I'm not kidding! Imagine my surprise when I found that Amiibos for a relatively new game, like Donkey Kong Bananza was even preloaded on it! Storage space is superb, as it states it can hold over 3000 files. Most probably couldn't fill up all that space, as basic features seem to be what most go for anyway. So unless, you're experimenting a lot, this device offers ample space. As time goes on, new Amiibos are created every so often, and the Flashiibo website continuously adds Amiibos when available, which you can simply transfer new Amiibos over to your Flashiibo by following their easy step-by-step instructions. Firmware updates for your Flashiibo can also be managed through their website as well, and is way easier than that of other NFC devices, like Allmiibo, because some people have reported that the contrast gets messed up on their screen (making it appear as a blank screen) and that the NFC feature stopped working on their Allmiibo after updates. Flashiibo even has an app in which file transfers and updates can be done via bluetooth. How cool is that? Be mindful as to what console you want to use this for, as some, like the Switch and the Switch 2, easily connects without issues, but consoles like the 2DS require additional steps to get it to work. Everything is listed on their website. The Flashiibo also comes with a few other advanced features, such as creating and storing your own Amiibo codes in the files on your devices, though again, most probably won't use these features, but if you wonder what they do, you can always read the user manual, which you can find on their website and even on the device itself. Overall, this little device not only saves hundreds of dollars from having to buy Amiibos to access certain features in its supported titles, but it also offers convenience, as every Amiibo is in one place on one physical, pocket-sized device, versus having to travel around with bulky binders of Amiibo cards or cases of figurines. It made my sister happy, so that's what counts in the ends.

The Flashiibo Pro NFC Emulator is a compact, feature-packed device that feels surprisingly well built for its size. The 1.4” OLED screen is clear and easy to read, and the overall design feels solid and portable. Setup was fairly straightforward, and the menu system becomes easier to navigate after a bit of use. The ability to store a large number of saves and rewrite data is one of the standout features, and the rechargeable battery is convenient for extended use without constantly worrying about replacements. In terms of performance, it responds quickly and consistently when switching between saved profiles. The auto UID regeneration feature and multiple storage options make it feel flexible compared to simpler NFC tools. Physically, it’s lightweight but doesn’t feel cheap. Button response is solid, and the screen brightness is good even in normal indoor lighting. Compatibility with Nintendo Switch titles and other supported games is one of the main reasons people would look at a device like this, and it generally performs reliably within its supported range. If there’s a downside, it’s that the learning curve is a bit steeper than expected. The interface has a lot of options, and it may take some time before everything feels intuitive. Also, users will likely need to spend some time understanding how to organize and manage saves effectively. Overall, this is a capable and well-designed NFC emulator with a lot of functionality in a small form factor. It’s best suited for users who don’t mind a bit of setup time in exchange for flexibility and control.

I have used almost every Amiibo emulation tool that has come out over the years. I’ve made my own cards & coins, I’ve used CodeJunkies PowerTags, have two N2 Elite’s and more that I’ve forgotten the names of. Given all of my history in this arena I can honestly say that the current version of Flashiibo Pro is truly the best in it’s category. My reasoning for saying this is that the price, ease of use, reliability, support, and continued development efforts make it well placed as your go-to tool. There are much more expensive options that have more flexibility or functionality but 99% of users don’t need or use any of that. There are also cheaper devices that are cheaper for a reason… their build quality and battery life suck. I actually have two versions of the Flashiibo Pro… the original version was more like others you see. A small box with a toggle joystick to control it. It still works, is still supported and is a decent backup for my main unit. With that said, the dev behind this product listened to the users and upgraded to the current version which is MUCH better all around. The software and capabilities are the same but the physical device and buttons are major enhancements. Firmware updates are regular and well documented… this shows you that the dev actively maintains the device and if in the future the hardware needs upgrading to meet new requirements I have no doubt they’ll make it happen. Any compatibility issues that come up are addressed quickly and their Discord channel is very active. Everything you need or want to know about the product, The dev choose not to create a custom app for managing their device. This was a very wise choice. Instead they worked with other established app developers to support their product and the Discord support community actively provides answers to any questions in this regard. Ally Pro is highly recommended but nearly any other software that can manage NTAG215’s will work with this device. This is a welcome change to past devices like the N2Elite which stopped being supported by the original developers a long time ago. Now, support is available through Ally Pro and other high quality apps. The same is true for PowerTags. Finally… the bottom line is that you can NOT buy everything you need to create your own collection of cards or coins for anywhere near the cost of a single Flashiibo. At present, I have the ENTIRE librarry of released Amiibos on both of my Flashiibo units and they both have memory to spare. We are talking about almost 900 Amiibos (cards, figurines, wristtbands, etc). They’re all there… I pick which one I want and scan… it is that simple. For games that only allow you to scan an Amiibo once per day (Zelda) the Flashiibo will automatically randomize the Amiibo’s UID every time it is scanned. That means it appears to the Switch / Switch 2 that every scan is a different Amiibo. In other words, if you scan the Link Amiibo 20 times then the switch sees it as 20 individual Link figurines and it works every time. All that’s required is to enable that setting in one place. Again, it’s all documented and easy to follow. No… I wasn’t paid for this review nor have I gotten any other benefit for writing it. These are my personal opinions based on years of Amiibo spoofing and hope my experiences help you decide on your Amiibo spoofing path.

Exactly as advertised, the one I got (the OLED screen) came pre-packaged with all the ones I'll ever need or use and was at nearly full charge out of the box. Can survive falls of at least 3 feet onto its screen and not even care. Very clear and vivid screen, simple menus, and very user friendly I only just received it as of writing so longevity can't be tested yet, but so far it is the symbol of a perfect product. 10/10, perfect for gifts or saving yourself hundreds of dollars.

Great way other than to use the amiibo. I don't need to pull my amiibo vollection out to get a group of amiibo for a game. It has a good andriond app now that you can update the dive and update the amiibos. This is great even if have aiimbo collection.

I’m pretty handy when it comes to figuring these sorts of things out. I wouldn’t say it’s difficult, but plan to read and understand the instructions before you dive in. It’s not preloaded, so you’ll have to take the time and do the work to get it up and running. That said, it works flawlessly. The screen is so easy to read, and the brightness level is just right. Buttons are responsive, and navigation is pretty basic file directory stuff. Battery life is excellent, and it’s convenient to charge with usb c.

4 Stars, but honestly it is nearly 5 stars. Came charged up, loaded with amiibos, and ready to roll. If all you want is to somehow use amiibos, this is a great option. My one star removal is simply for a few very minor issues that won't really affect most people. I did not scan through this with a fine comb, but I would say there are over 800 amiibos preloaded and I think that fits with the total amount of amiibos that exist. Like 600 of those are animal crossing amiibos lol. Here are a few of the negatives: After constant amiibo usage for a few minutes, returning to the file list from the amiibo scanning will cause the unit to shut off. It is a VERY minor inconvenience, it starts back up instantly and you can simply navigate back to the file list quickly. No USB data management, all data management is done through bluetooth, so your phone or a PC with bluetooth capability is necessary to alter or adjust files easily. Not only is bluetooth the only method, you actually need to use their web tool to add/alter files and it has restrictions. For example, you can't just MOVE files and you must delete+reupload to move things around. I don't play most of the games these amiibos are for, and mostly got it for BoTW/TotK so I wanted to condense folders so I could just constantly use amiibos with a single button push. Ultimately, I just reuploaded everything into just 6 folders, plus animal crossing's six folders. I'm not sure if 100 files per folder is an actual limit, but 100 amiibos is about as far as I can go without wanting to stop for a few minutes, and some of their folders already sat at the 100 mark so I just went with that. So far, I've been able to upload all the amiibo data a second time in a new folder with fewer file splits and it still has space to spare for more, so that much is nice. In order to upload new amiibo data or update firmware they do have tutorials on their website in google chrome specifically, but as I said bluetooth is required. You don't fully pair the device with bluetooth though, you go to their website and protools.flashiibo site and it has a "connect" button, you sorta connect the device to that specific website in google chrome. I'm no expert, but I nearly missed this and was frustrated. When I noticed the connect button everything made sense and worked perfectly, but it is a little cumbersome to manage the files.

Llego encendido y estropeado no funciona, no me devuelven el dinero, un error en comprar esto porque no vale para nada

これ一台でamiiboのデータを複数一元管理できてとても楽 届いた時点でAAAタイトルのamiiboデータが大量に入っていますが、PCがあればBluetooth接続することで専用ソフト不要ブラウザの専用サイトから、フォームウェアのアップデートや自身で用意したamiiboデータの書き込み等行えます フォルダ管理もできるので、ゲームタイトルやキャラごとに分類分けすることもできます UID(固定ID)の変更も可能なので、本来なら一日一回しか受け取れないamiibo特典も、UIDを変更することでゲーム機側の日付をずらす等の作業をしなくても、同じamiiboデータで何度でも特典を受け取ることができたりと地味に便利 唯一の欠点は日本語非対応な点です 2進数文字が使えないので全てが英数字のみの表記となり、自分で追加する時は分かりやすく短めのタイトルをつけて保存しています それ以外はほぼ欠点なしと言っていいと思います

A bit of learning curve as there is no instructions included. It already kinda work out of the box. So this should not sway away average consumers. But you do need to have a bit of tech knowledge should you wish to do more with this thing including updating the device. Other than that it's a breat product overall

This tiny machine works exactly like how any other amiibo emulator should qork. Just press 'File Explorer' and you can browse their collection of amiibos for different games. It works exactly like an amiibo for the following games: The Legend of Zelda Animal Crossing Splatoon Spuer Smash Bros Mario Pokemon Metroid 8-bit Mario/Old Mario BoxBoy! Chibi-Robo! Diabolo Donkey Kong bananza Fire emblem Kirby Mario sports superstars Mega man Monster hunter+Monster Hunter rise Others

アミーボのデータを入れる作業が少し不安だなって思ったけど最初っからほぼほぼのアミーボデータがはいっていたのであとは読み込みたいamiiboをボタンで選択してコントローラーにかざすだけでおｋ どう森してる人は絶対買いなさい。住民厳選が死ぬほど楽になります。