PCR532 NFC RFID Reader Writer | Bluetooth + USB | IC Card Reader Copier | 13.56MHz | STS Technologies

PCR532 NFC RFID Reader Writer | Bluetooth + USB | IC Card Reader Copier | 13.56MHz | STS Technologies

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$30.00

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PCR532 NFC RFID Reader Writer | Bluetooth + USB | IC Card Reader Copier | 13.56MHz | STS TechnologiesThe PCR532 is a compact, all in one NFC RFID reader and writer supporting both USB and Bluetooth connections. Ideal for developers, security researchers, and NFC hobbyists, this module delivers reliable 13. 56MHz performance in a small form factor while remaining compatible with popular open source PN532 libnfc tools. This STS Technologies listing includes only the essentials you actually need: PCR532 device, USB cable, and Type C Micro USB OTG

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