00:00What if I told you that a sticker smaller than a coin could turn off your lights,
00:03start your morning playlist, and unlock your Wi-Fi for guests all with a single tap?
00:08I've been going down the NFC rabbit hole for months now, and honestly,
00:12these little tags have completely changed how I use my phone around the house.
00:16So I went hunting for the best deals out there, and today I'm breaking down the top 5 NFC tag
00:21stickers for smart automation, and every single one of these is under 5 bucks.
00:26Let's get into it.
00:28Kicking things off is the 5 YAOA 6-piece pack with Ntag 213, 215, and 216 chips.
00:35What I love about this one is the variety, you're getting different chip capacities in a single pack,
00:40so you can use the 213s for quick automations like toggling do not disturb,
00:44and save the 215s for bigger stuff. They run at 13.56 MHz, so they'll work with basically any
00:52modern smartphone. At $3.52 with nearly 5,000 sold and a 4.7 rating, this is the easiest entry
01:00point into NFC automation I've found. If you're just testing the waters, start here.
01:06Next up, the 5 YAOA Wet Transparent NFC stickers, and these are the ones I personally use the most.
01:12The transparent design is the whole selling point. You stick one on your nightstand,
01:17your car dashboard, your desk, and it basically disappears. No ugly white circles ruining your
01:23setup. They come in packs of 10, 100, or even 1,000 if you're going all-in. And here's the
01:30kicker,
01:31this one has a perfect 5-star rating across over 4,500 orders. $3.61 for tags that are functional
01:39and invisible? Yeah, that's a no-brainer. Coming in at number 3, we've got the 6-piece NFC
01:46pack that's specifically marketed as amiibo-compatible. Now, if you're a Nintendo fan, you already know what
01:52that means, these NTAG215 chips are exactly what you need for that use case, and they still work
01:57perfectly for regular smart home automation. It's the most versatile pack on this list.
02:04$4.22, sitting at a 4.9 rating with almost 4,000 sold. Gaming and home automation in the same
02:11tiny
02:12sticker, hard to argue with that value. At number 4 is the black NTAG215 self-adhesive tag,
02:18and this one's all about the aesthetic. If your setup is dark wood, black desk mats,
02:24matte finishes, a white sticker just looks out of place. These blend right in.
02:30They're ISO14443A compliant, self-adhesive right out of the pack, and they work with any NFC-enabled
02:36phone. And at $3.23, this is actually the cheapest option on the entire list, with a 4.9 rating
02:43backing
02:43it up. Cheapest and best looking? That's a rare combo. Rounding out the list, the 10-piece NTAG215
02:52sticker pack. This one's for the person who wants quantity without overthinking it.
02:5810 tags, one chip type, works with all NFC-enabled devices and smartphones, that's it.
03:04No decisions to make. I'd grab these if you're planning to tag every room in the house at once.
03:11$3.67 for 10 tags works out to about 36 cents each, and with a 4.3 rating and nearly
03:174,000 sold,
03:18it's a solid, straightforward buy for bulk automation projects. Alright, that's my top
03:235. All the links are down in the description below, so go check current prices, they change
03:29pretty often. If this helped you out, smash the like button and subscribe for more smart home finds.
03:36Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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