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

This device is a must have if you don't want to waste the time (and let's face it money) on amibos. It comes already with all of them on there and the only changes i made was the names. It was fairly easy to do with the video guides they have on using the website. The only thing i think it would need is some type of land line or even like a clip so i can attach it to my back pack or even my switch travel case whenever i take it on the go. i'm scared of loosing this thing due to it's small size. Also more colors. Love the green zelda theme but would love other themes on other series. Switch 2 users if your worried about bans, Use this only when your switch is in airplane mode aka offline so Nintendo can't tracks the amiibo codes your using. I love the options of being able to add additional amiibos on here and when i did it, it was fairly simple and straight forward. I just replaced the existing wolf link nfc code with a 20 heart one since Nintendo refuses to release Twilight Princess on the switch so i'm unable to get a 20 heart wolf link by legal means. Anyways i went off topic a bit but PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BUY THIS DEVICE. You won't regret it

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

Very handy, worth every penny.

You must buy this for Zelda games!

*edit at the end!!* We got this for the Zelda series and Animal crossing. It’s 100% worth it. The deduction of the star is probably user misunderstanding, but for the legend of Zelda amiibos, the device (that we got) is missing Sidon, Tulin, Yunobo, and Riju. It’s not a huge deal for us, but it is listed on the code reference page, so I figured I would mention it. Other than the singular con, it’s fantastic. Easy navigation, small compact size, super clicky buttons, backlight (amazing for late night players), and a cute design. 10/10 recommend! EDIT:: After using this for a few months, I can go more into detail, piggy banking off of past review. • still absolutely worth it. I love this little device so much. • Riju, Sidon, Tulin, and Yunobo were in fact not on the device. Do not fret, I found all of them online for free on Google. • It is ridiculously easy to connect to the computer, add files, and rename files. I recommend changing the name files ASAP, because cross referencing the codes gets irritating sometimes due to the fact that some of the Zelda amiibo are from super smash brothers. • I still 100% recommend this device. It works flawlessly every single time, sometimes multiple times in a row. It barely needs to charge, even if you accidentally leave it on. • Changing rating to 5 star because any issue I had was user error, but very easily fixable.

Amazing device! Especially for Animal Crossing gamers, as it's super annoying and waste of time to hunt for a dreamy - you have them all in one cute device. I do own some AC amiibo card (real and NFC) it can get very expensive to try collect the cards. With amiibo figurines. The cost asides, they can take space - I buy only those I really adore and keep them sealed. The device itself small and portable comes with a charger, while the menu is easy to understand it takes time to get used to it. I also wished it could come with the name of the characters, to avoid looking through the site. For me, the games I do use amiibo are: Acnh, Style savvy, Fire emblem, Monster hunter stories.

Perfect in every way. Easier to use than amibos.

This thing is pretty great. It has a lot of preloaded Amiibo NFC data on it and you select the NFC data you want and then tap it to the Switch like a regular Amiibo to use it. My primary use was for getting points in Resident Evil Revelations 1 and 2 as those games reward you for any unique Amiibo use and not a specific one. You can pick from a huge list of NFC data and hit the down button to select a new one after each Amiibo tap so it's really simple to rack up points quickly in a few minutes. The menu system uses short and abbreviated names so it's probably difficult to find the exact Amiibo data you want. But if you don't care then the device is perfect for cycling through a bunch of Amiibos for grinding.