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2007
Jonathan Westhues published under General Public License, the Proxmark3 has made its way from a DIY project to an almost ready-to-use device capable of analyzing the RFID communication at low frequencies (125 KHz) and high frequencies (13.56MHz).
2018
The Proxmark3 Dev Kit 2 (RDV2) from Elechouse is more portable and brings various improvements to the open source design. Antennas are improved and the connection is through mmcx cables which are a lot easier to find and work with. Antennas can be mounted on the device in various configurations and easily held.
2019
The Proxmark3 Dev Kit 4 (RDV4) from RRG/ProxGrind was released on Kickstarter. Its antennas are highly customizable and there is a new multifunction multiplexing interface to support additional components such as external battery, external active high powered antenna, bluetooth interfaces and more.
2021
Proxmark3 X was released with expanded board with external battery, Type-C socket, Bluetooth connection and independent LF tag operation buttons. It can work alone on ID Tag and run all PM3 commands with Android App without Windows Program.
Wilson –
Proxmark3 X is a nice variation after Proxmark3 RDV4.01. Save over $250 and get 98% features and add-on features.
Anonymous –
At first I couldn’t connect it with USB type-c, so I had to connect it with micro-b, but when I used the OTG adapter, I was able to use it.
It can also be used with android, but a PC may be necessary to get the most out of it.
There are some buttons (PM3 button) that I don’t know how to use, so I’m hoping for a tutorial on youtube.
admin –
Hi there,
Please check the product manul website of Proxmark3 X on https://proxmark3x.mtoolstec.com. It has full explains on how to use it on different platforms.
Mike –
Great. RDV4 firmware and bluetooth support.