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@johnyma22 said:

We designed and tested the rings to take a lot of ESD beating, it's likely your skin will be damaged prior to the ring.

I lost my actual test results for this but it was basically a case of using one of those static generators and zapping it at different voltages.

The electronics of the ring are never exposed to titanium and our absorber layer acts as an insulator.

Basically you should be fine from ESD.

I'd be happy if someone wants to run some tests to see what environments of ESD the ring can tolerate, 5 free visual fail rings to whoever gets the best/most enlightening/well documented results :P

Do wool socks and carpet count as a proper test environment? ;)

@asbath said:

Creating a text tag "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." works just fine. I get the little pop up indicating that it worked, and reading it confirms that. Creating a text tag "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." works fine.This works on all 4 inlays. Creating a text tag "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." fails to write. I will hear the double beep tone indicating that it successfully accessed a NFC tag, but then the app freezes. This happens consecutively with multiple attempts on all 4 inlays. Creating a text tag "0123456789012345678901234567890123456789" actually fails to write. Creating a text tag "012345678901234567890123456789" fails. Creating a text tag "01234567890123456789" reads/write fine.

Hi @asbath , the first fox is 51 bytes, second is 96 bytes and third is failing at 141 bytes because your usable space is 137 bytes. So that's all normal there.
The third fox string also fails to write in the NFC Control App, but I was expecting this as it's oversized.
Your 01234567890123456789 is 27 bytes, second version is 37 bytes and works for me in NXP Tagwriter, first version is 47 bytes and also works fine for me in tagwriter.
The number strings failed for me in the NFC Control App, the writer application just stopped working.

Definitely good to hear you got your ring,@asbath! The partial fingerprint is something I think you should talk to support@nfcring.com about though. Let them know it's happened, at the very least so they can keep an eye out for any others that might have the same issue.
You could try giving it a serious polish and see if that helps any but not with anything mechanical as that might overheat the ring and burn you or possibly cause other issues.
I'll be interested to hear how you go with unlocking windows!