TAPiTAG NFC QR Slim Business Card Phone Tag (Pride)

The tag is disrupting my phones functionality but I now cannot unstick it from the case to return it. Very frustrating***Update**The team contacted me, gave me advice on how to correct the issue and I'm very pleased with the service. I realise on my Galaxy S22 the tag needs to go at the top.

Quite simply tap your phone onto the disc and your details that you have previously inputted. Quicker than making a NFC payment at a till. You can also use the QR code that is printed on the disc.

Great for sharing your business info within seconds

Stuck on my phone case. No more printing of business cards. Great little thing!

Works well and easy enough to set up. Would benefit from an option to upload and share existing business card images, in my opinion. I workin in civil engineering and have a large bundle of suppliers business cards - its quite easy to find a company card with logo and/or picture of a digger or aggregates etc, and then see the contact number, but you don't necessarily always remember the contact's name to search for. I did message support regarding this but did not get a reply. Otherwise, its a great idea and much more environmentally friendly.

This is a much easier way of sharing your business contact details rather than having the traditional business cards. An added bonus is that you can update the details if things change without having to reprint cards.I like the option of a QR code or tapping the tag which can be attached to a phone case. Having it on a key ring would be preferable.A good concept and a great way for us to share details with prospective customers.

I like the idea behind this product, but it would be better if it came with a keyring as I don't particularly want to stick it onto my phone case.It works well. You can download a QR code to keep on your phone which you can offer clients to scan - i've tried both the tag and the saved photo and both did the job of relaying my information to the clients phone.

Out of the packaging, you get a small brown envelope that is not much bigger than an iPhone. Inside is your Tapitag that is attached to a Welcome card. The tag itself is slightly larger than a £1 coin, but much slimmer. To connect, you scan the QR code on the tag. Once opened, follow the instructions. Enter your email and you will be sent a confirmation email. Once confirmed, you set a password and you’re off. You can configure a whole range of details about yourself including name, phone number and a plethora of social media accounts - Too many to list here. Once you’ve added the details that you wish to add, you can configure your profile and order the information as you wish. You can also tweak your profile’s colours and add a logo. Initially, I couldn’t work out how to delete information. I had accidentally added a number into the WhatsApp section, even though I don’t have an account. All you neeed to do is to clear any text or number that you have added into a specific profile field.To be clear in terms of costs, the only costs are the purchase costs of the tag. Once you have purchased and received the tag, that’s it. No more costs. Simply register and add your details.The tag is attached with 3M sticky tape, You peel off the tape backing and attach the tag to your phone / phone cover etc. What this does mean though, is if you change your phone case, you’re going to struggle to remove and re-attach the tag again. It feels like it’s a bit of a ‘one use’ stick.So far, so good. I’m really liking this product. Then I noticed something. I stuck it to the top of my phone case and my phone started going crazy with notifications. It seems that the NFC chip in my phone was reading my tag! Every time I picked my phone up, it would ping me with a TapiTag notification! It seems that you can’t stick it on the top of your phone then. I managed to pry it off my phone case with a knife, but some of the backing came off. I was going to give this a five star rating, but it seems that there should be some sort of warning not to stick it on your phone case. Maybe this is obvious, but I thought that it would be the best place for it. My stupidity (or their lack of warning) aside, I still like it as a product, so four stars from me.