Random Wikipedia Page Generator Smart Keyring

Simply approach the keyring with a mobile phone (1-5cm range) or NFC device to open a random Wikipedia page in your phone's browser, every time you tap. Works with all NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled mobile phones which accounts for over 95% of mobile phones in circulation, and almost all phones released since 2019 (phone must be unlocked). 

For iPhone: iPhone 7 and above have built-in NFC chips and work by default. The NFC reader on iPhone is at the top of the phone on the back. 

For Android: the vast majority of Android devices have an NFC chip and work by default. To confirm, go to settings, search for "NFC" and make sure it is enabled. For Android phones, the NFC reader is in the middle of the phone on the back. 

No App or setup required and no batteries required (your mobile phone will power the chip inside the keyring once approached). 

• Increase your general knowledge with this handy keyring, learning a new topic every time you tap! Ideal as an exciting gadget gift for birthdays or Christmas
• Compact Size: 4cm across, with 3cm metal keychain attached
• Solid Material: Transparent, durable and glossy plastic
• Long Lifespan: Includes an internal chip with a lifetime of over 50 years
• No App Or Setup Required: Works out of the box with your smart phone
• No Batteries Required: Powered by your phone when approached, using Near Field Communication technology
• Sleek Design: Features the Wikipedia jigsaw globe on the front, with the "Tap With Phone" instructional graphic on the back