Proxmark3 RDV2.0 Kits for RFID H/ID UID Clone NFC

Proxmark3 RDV2.0 Kits for RFID H/ID UID Clone NFC

$ 299.00

Score By Feature

Based on 4 ratings

Value for money

9.28

Satisfaction

8.99

Customer service

8.88

Packaging

8.76

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Product Description

NEW Version 3 of the Firmware is available on the official website.

A tag bundle consisting of Mifare 1 S50, Mifare Ultralight, Mifare UID (Chinese Magic Card), HID Tag, T5577, and EM4X is available.

Whenever you want, you can download the latest firmware of the official network

Operates at 13.4 GHz. HF Antenna Operates at 13.4 GHz. This includes Mifare Classic and Ultralight (56Mhz)

Operates at 125kHz-134kHz (including HITAG, HID Prox II,

Questions & Answers

Are you able to use this on Mac OS X?

The app works with Mac OS X

Are there any batteries for this device you can recommend?

The voltage is 7V and the total current is 1500mA

Are there any Linux versions of this product? Accordingly, what systems are in use?

Thank you for providing me with links to related websites which can give me the ability to query each instruction set by myself, it supports the LINUX operating system.

RDV2 proxmark3, also known as Proxmark3. How can I check if the version 0.0 kit is the latest?

There is a version 3 of this program. You can download the latest version from the website to keep your hardware up to date

Selected User Reviews For Proxmark3 RDV2.0 Kits for RFID H/ID UID Clone NFC

It works perfectly

5/5

So far, this unit has not caused me any problems. There is always a certain amount of risk when purchasing from a no-verified seller, but this unit operates perfectly well. Is capable of reading my rfid and NFC implants on a little bit of a case-by-case basis. Without problem, I was able to clone my work AWID credentials into my implant. I was able to clone HID Prox as well.

Gustavo Andersen

| Feb 07, 2021

There is a device that can read and write all sorts of things, but it is neither easy nor practical for technical novices

5/5

All is well. All that was promised was fulfilled. There is a significant amount of flexibility when interacting with various RFID cards/tags, but "ease of use" is not the best quality of this device. It DOES offer a lot of flexibility when it comes to using the command line, compiling code, etc. My experience with this device has been very positive.