SparkFun RFID Qwiic Kit

Name: SparkFun RFID Qwiic Kit
Brand: Sparkfun
SKU: KIT-15209

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£50.90 GBP

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52-wk Low

£48.00

Average

£49.76

52-wk High

£50.90

Priceino Verdict

A quick read on fit, value and timing.

A convenient, beginner-friendly RFID starter kit that leverages the Qwiic ecosystem for quick integration. Ideal for those seeking a solderless I2C-based RFID solution.

Good fit for

Makers building access control systems with ArduinoEducational projects for learning RFID technologyRapid prototyping with SparkFun Qwiic ecosystem

Avoid if

You need long-range RFID (e.g., >5 cm)You require a breakout board with SPI or UART interface instead of I2C

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About this product

The SparkFun RFID Qwiic Kit is a complete RFID starter kit featuring an I2C-based RFID reader module with Qwiic connectors for easy no-soldering integration. Ideal for makers, hobbyists, and developers working with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other microcontrollers, this kit includes the reader board, a 13.56 MHz RFID tag, and Qwiic cables for quick prototyping.

Key features

Integrated I2C-based RFID reader module (13.56 MHz)
Qwiic connectors for solderless, plug-and-play setup
Reads MIFARE 1KB and NTAG203 RFID tags
Includes RFID tag, Qwiic cable, and header pins for Breadboard use

Pros

No soldering required with Qwiic ecosystem
Works with 3.3V logic (compatible with most modern microcontrollers)
I2C interface frees up pins
Small form factor for compact projects

Cons

Limited to 13.56 MHz RFID tags only
Requires Qwiic-compatible board for plug-and-play (or breadboard wiring)
Not designed for long-range reading (typical range ~2-4 cm)

Buying advice

Who should consider this product and what to check before buying.

This kit is ideal for beginners adding RFID to a project for the first time, especially if you already use Qwiic boards. Experienced makers may prefer a bare module for more flexibility. It offers good value for a complete starter kit with no soldering needed.

Price History

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Price Timeline

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25 Jun 2026

First tracked

Priceino started monitoring this product

25 Jun 2026

Lowest ever — £48.00

The cheapest this product has ever been recorded

23 Oct 2026

Today — £50.90

Currently at a fair/average price

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about buying this product.

Who is this product best for?

This kit is best for makers and hobbyists who want to add RFID reading to their project with minimal effort. It's especially suitable for those already using the SparkFun Qwiic ecosystem, as no soldering is required for the I2C connection.

What should shoppers check before buying?

Ensure your microcontroller has I2C support and can operate at 3.3V logic. If you don't have a Qwiic-compatible board, you'll need to use the included header pins and breadboard wiring. The RFID tag is a passive 13.56 MHz tag; check if your application requires that frequency.

What is the best price for SparkFun RFID Qwiic Kit?

The best current price for SparkFun RFID Qwiic Kit is £50.90 at The Pi Hut. We track prices daily across multiple stores.

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