NFC Emulator, Unlimited Scan, Support 50+ Games, Rechargeable

I’ve never had such a device before. That works this amazingly. One it works. Two I don’t use technology well and this is super easy to use. The website makes it possible to use and to navigate where the characters are. I am using this game for animal crossing. I am SO excited that this device has the Sanrio characters. And it has all animal crossing characters. It worked right away. I was able to load one on and the image is clear like all the other characters. I’m glad it came with a charge so I could use it. This thing is worth a lot more money lol. Thank you!!

Was skeptical, but after a friend recommended it I decided to take the chance and buy the emulator instead of more blank cards. It works exactly as it should and comes with an instruction booklet. You do have to look up the card codes on the website, but that isn’t such an issue. The system reads the emulator even more quickly than it does the cards. Being small it’s easy to keep in your Switch case and take with you rather than carrying a bunch of cards

A small little device that has so many amiibos preloaded into it. I personally purchased it for Animal Crossing, and it has amiibos that work for the special amiibo-only villagers (like the Zelda themed ones, etc.). Mine works great and was easy to figure out. Use the website to find which code to use for your desired amiibo. I’m happy to have this little thing.

Awesome emulator! I have purchased two for family members and they love them. They are easy to use and seem to stay charged for a long time.

My 4 year old (as many her age), loves making up stories. Animal Crossing has been good for that, but it is still a bit advanced and slow paced for her, of course. Well this little gadget has helped tremendously. She’s now able to go to Harvey’s Island, pick out her story characters, and just have fun.We use it as a pre-school/homeschool treat, encouraging interior/exterior design, story creation, understanding sequences, tidying, light gardening theme and nature learning, as well as customer service. It is obviously not school lol, but a treat version of it.Now I don’t have to have big binders of cards that will end up all over the house anyway. Nor do I have to spend potentially hundreds on them from other collectors. Allowing us to get the most out of our game. In fact, Nintendo just got more of our money, as we added the game to a second account so she can have two islands &/or have us or a friend join along. It’s a win/win, because I wasn’t buying the dang cards anyhow.Furthermore, we’ll now be creating scenes at Harvey’s island for stories we read or preschool, such as Aesop Fables, and Brothers Grimm, etc.!It works great. Just go to the website, find your animals number, and add him. We’ve done it over a dozen times and they’re all correctly labeled.

The emulator works perfectly and the video tutorials are simple and easy to follow! The only downside, and the reason for 4 stars, is that the amiibos aren’t labeled by name in the emulator. They’re only categorized into a file for the game they’re from and have an assigned number (see other picture/video reviews to see an example).You have to go to their website to know which number each amiibo is and there isn’t a search feature to look specific ones up either. You just have to go to the specific game category and search through every amiibo to find the one you want, which can be tedious for games like animal crossing where there are hundreds of different ones.They do have a video tutorial showing you how to rename the amiibo in your emulator which is nice, but you have to have to do it on a computer or laptop with windows 10 or 11 installed (which I don’t have).Overall, the emulator itself works great and is good quality, but I just wish there was an easier way to search for specific amiibo on their website rather than than having to scroll through them all to find the one you want.

It was easy to use and works great.

We have a set of amiibo cards for ACNH, in two notebooks. This small unit has them and it can easily be carried. We did have some problems getting the Bluetooth working to edit files. The unit seems fragile, better for an adult than a child. At Harvey's Island it is much faster than getting the cards out of the note book, I just let the pro controller sit on my knee, selected the amiibo and held the unit about 1/2 inch from the input on the pro controller and it worked, selecting 10 models was much faster. We only tried ACNH amiibo characters, can not write much about the other amiibo characters.I am not sure on the Bluetooth, on my system I needed to use the external antenna or a USB adapter with the unit close by to work. However, it did work and I was able to edit some files. It requires Windows with the Chrome browser, but worked within a VirtualBox VM on my Debian (Linux) system. The editing program works but is very basic editing without a lot of safety for accidently deleting files - you must be careful!I gave it a 5 rating because bit does everything advertised,and cost a fraction of collecting amiibo cards. We like it and will keep our 2 notebooks full of amiibo cards as a backup. It is not perfect, but does work. Great for an adult willing to use it with care, but it is not built sturdy like a tank to be tossed around,and abused.We did contact support and they responded rapidly answering my questions.