Digital Business Card for Contact Sharing and Networking, Share Social Media Information with a Tap, Smart NFC Networking Card, iPhone & Android Compatible (White)

I've been buying business cards on vista print for years and even though I think traditional business cards are still valuable I do really like the fact if you run out of business cards or you're in a rush or on the go you ALWAYS have a way to share business contact information by just having the card in your wallet or money clip. So definitely a must have at networking events and tradeshows!

I had brought this card with me to a local photoshoot, eager to try it out. It did not work on most of the phones ranging from androids to an iPhone 12. It was very disappointing and embarrassing. The night before I tested it out on my iPhone 11 and my husbands and it worked just fine. I hope this is not a common experience, but so far mine has not been good.It was easy to set up the app and add my information, but I do wish that it was more customizable with the surrounding color and page. Lastly, when adding the cover photo, it squishes the image which makes it look extremely bizarre.I gave this 2 stars instead of 1 because it is convenient to have my links in one spot for people to reference.

This little device is really convenient SOMETIMES, but there are still times where giving out an actual business card is easier and still a better option, but i do a lot of side hustling and side hobbies and this makes it very easy for people to pay me. as for my professional day to day work, i still use traditional business cards. its easy to setup and get going, though.

I'm not completely sure what I think about this. It is really cool to be able to launch a NFC link from a tap on the phone but I'm also not sure I'd be comfortable using it in a business networking environment. I'm not sure if people will feel comfortable with the technology they aren't sure about. I wish there was also a QR code on the card for people to scan if they don't want to do the NFC thing.I found the app to be functional but a little rough around the edges.Overall reasonably happy with the "Digital Business Card for Contact Sharing and Networking, Share Social Media Information with a Tap. Smart NFC Networking Card. iPhone & Android Compatible. (White)".

It works but it brings up a website instead of just downloading contact info. It’s not difficult just an extra step. Would be nice if I could put my info on the card itself too. Got a big convention coming up, should be a cool thing to show off.

the second i got this, i was more than surprised by its presentation. I guess i just wasnt sure what to expect. This is a great way to share your contact information with people around you. My only con was the set up. I found it to be a bit confusing and at this point i am still unsure of how to complete at the steps.

I surprised that this is still an available item to purchase. I was not able to download anything. Nothing worked on my phone. No set up ever happened. It was complete crap.

I love gadgets. This is a cool one! It's a digital business card that will allow you to share your contact data simply by tapping an NFC-enabled phone to the card.I added my business logo and all my business info into the Blue Social app. Taping the backside of the phone (where the camera lenses are) brings up a link to tap, and the link takes you to your profile on the Blue.Social app. From there you can share the contact info, and all your data will be loaded into the owners' phone from your own.It's pretty neat! I would have preferred an opportunity to change background colors on my profile (it's blue, natch...) but it works, and that's the important thing.My card is white, but I see it is also available in black. I'm out of paper business cards at the moment, but I'm going to try and use this instead, and see how it goes.I'm so hopeful it will go well, I have not ordered printed cards since I got this digital business card for contact sharing.UPDATE: Uh-oh. didn’t expect this!Yesterday, we visited a local watering hole in the vicinity of where we hope to move. There, we met some elderly men who were more than happy to tell us everything we wanted to know about the area.Before we left, I broke out my digital biz card, explained what it was, and demonstrated how it works on my own phone.And then I offered my contact info via the card.At this point, they all gasped and recoiled, and asked if I was about to hack them. And, though remaining polite, they all enthusiastically declined to tap their phones to my card to transfer the contact info. :)