What phones are compatible?

What phones are compatible?

There are several different phone models which are compatible with our V1CE products. Our NFC products use the same technology, so compatibility applies to all products.

 

We have a comprehensive list on our site which identifies exactly what models are compatible with our products. With all phones after a certain year pertaining to having NFC, we have added notes on some of our phone brands to identify when all their phones accept NFC which can be found below.

 

Of course, some users may still have phones which do not accept NFC in these cases we do strongly recommend to customers that they have a QR code printed onto the rear of their cards as it will allow for these phones to still access data stored on your profile. If you are unsure what your customers or clients may have we would strongly recommend having the QR code printed onto your card as it is free of charge to do so. We do allow for QR's to be printed onto the card post shipping but we do request that shipping is paid for by you if this is required.

 

Apple

All phones after 2017

 

Samsung

All phones after 2014

 

OnePlus

All phones after 2015

 

Google

All phones after 2015

 

Huawei

All phones after 2016

 

HTC

All phones after 2015

 

LG

All phones after 2014

 

Nokia

All phones after 2016

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