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N2 Elite is sold as a game cheating product, called previously '''Amiiqo''', an name probably too close to the original targeted game '''Amiibo'''.
<br>I'm not interested at all in its gaming aspects but it's primarily a (multiple) NTAG215 emulator and in that respect, I'm very curious about that product :)

=Intro=
It's a small round passive device with one button. It can emulate up to 200 NTAG215 and can be programmed via an Android app or, if you buy their additional reader, via a PC application: N2 Manager for Windows or Mac.

'''Credits''': I heard about it by reading a 3-page article of Patrick Gueulle in the French revue [http://www.acbm.com/virus/num_28/ Le Virus Informatique #28].
In that article, the author revealed how the emulator could be used to emulate any 7-byte UID or even a 4-byte UID (we'll come to that later) and he's providing two programs written in Basic.

=Links=
* [http://www.n2elite.com/ Official]

Official site has a list of shops. Mine came from Cyprus ([https://www.playmods.co.uk/en/n2-elite-nfc-toy-emulator.html Playmods.co.uk]) and was delivered in 4 days to Belgium.

=Hardware=
Device was sold previously under the name Amiiqo, and they insist this is the same hardware as the N2 Elite.
Nevertheless there are apparently two revisions of the product:
* V1, preloaded with 10 amiibo figurines
* V2, empty, and an alien face printed on the PCB
I got a V2.