It says then when purchase you get an email with the access code so I don’t need the code to ship to me right?

Please email us at wizards@vanishingincmagic.com and we can look into this for you

Is this the app a try out one as in you have to update it every 90 days?

It’s a beta version of the app, it’s not sold in the App Store. Apple requires beta versions to be updated every 90 days.

Will it work on iPad?

The manufacturers state: "requires you to have an iPhone with iOS 12 or later".

Can you print pictures that are sent to your recent photos from other apps? If so is it and automatic print?

From watching the tutorial I don't believe you can. It would need to be an image generated in the app.

So I bought a sprocket 200 a while ago for this sort of app and for whatever reason it’s not accessible by any third party app so it’s useless ….. so it’s fine to say use a sprocket 100 or a plus but you try finding one? All I’m saying is I believe many like myself will buy a sprocket 200 thinking it will work when it doesn’t…. Is it worth posting a picture or link to where you can get the right sprocket? Just do punters are fully informed and not buying the wrong product? Just a thought

Thank you for your comment. We specifically note in the copy on the page: "you'll need an HP Sprocket 100 or HP Sprocket Plus ". It would be impractical to post a link, as they are only available on secondary marketplaces, which would vary country to country.

"If you don't want to do the printed version, there's even an alternate option to have the photo appear in your photo gallery at a desired date instead." I do not understand....what is the purpose of a photo appearing in MY photo album sometime in the future?

It's only as a backup if you still want to produce the photo. You can show that it was in your photo gallery.

Two questions--first: is it available for Android? I suspect not from the way the blurb is worded (or "the blurb wording," if you prefer), and I see that someone else has already asked, but not rec'd a reply. Second: am I the only person who thinks that the name of the product sounds for all the world like an ethnic slur directed at two Hispanic persons? I'm sure it isn't meant that way, and it's perfectly justified in context, but...still...

No Android plans. And I'm sure in French, SPIX has no such meaning. It's like names of cars that can appear harmless in one country, but a "bad" word in another.

I’m not seeing an HP Sprocket 100 anywhere. Just a Select or Plus model. Would any Sprocket model work?

You can do a simple google search for HP Sprocket 100. They are not available on Amazon.

What portable printer is required?

I see that the printers are discontinued. Are there plans to update the app to use other printers?

SPIX

Name: SPIX
Brand: Magie Factory
SKU: 25279
Price: 36.30 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.0 (2 reviews)

Trick by Magie Factory and Les French Twins

SPIX

Trick by Magie Factory and Les French Twins

£36.30inc VAT

2 reviews

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Two devastating, commercial effects packed into one powerful app.

"SPIX" is a special collaboration between Les French Twins and Magie Factory. After earning a reputation as a beloved underground tool for workers over the last few years, it is now finally available worldwide!

You'll get complete access to the app, which features two powerful effects: Aircode and Airprint.

AIRCODE
Without touching the screen, your iPhone starts to unlock itself one number at a time using a number that they called out. It can even be done at a distance. A beautiful blend of powerful mentalism and digital magic.

This 100% customizable tool has so much potential. For example, you can mention to a participant how you feel like you have a lot in common. How crazy it would be if you had the same iPhone passcode? As they think of their passcode, you both look at your phone. Without touching anything, the numbers on the lock screen start to press themselves one by one, unlocking the phone from a distance!

Many presentations are possible to match your performing style and leave every audience speechless.

AIRPRINT
An extraordinary effect that leaves a physical and impossible memory for your audience.

Your participant names any object and color. Millions of choices and combinations are possible. You then tell them how you happened to bring a souvenir for them. Without any fishy moves, you produce a photo of their named object in the corresponding color.

This is just one of the ways you can present it. Airprint allows you secretly print any named thing without any suspicious moves.

For those who don't want to purchase the portable printer required to conduct this type of routine, Airprint also allows you to have the unique photo appear in your photo gallery at a desired date.

"SPIX" Features:

"SPIX" was designed to be as intuitive and practical as possible for workers. It's easy to use and reliable. Use either effect separately or combine them both into a powerhouse routine.

2 effects in 1 app
Designed with workers in mind
Easy to use
Fully customizable (triggering mode, delays...etc)
Instant reset
Non-internet handlings are available
Universal bluetooth remote functionality available
Detailed explanation video with 45 minutes of routines, ideas and subtleties

System Requirements and Important Details

"SPIX" requires you to have an iPhone with iOS 12 or later. It is not compatible with Android. For those who want to perform the printed photo version of Airprint, you'll need an HP Sprocket 100 or HP Sprocket Plus portable printer (sold separately). These are the only models compatible with this application at this time.

You are purchasing a physical access code that will be mailed to you. There are no other accessories included.

Free shipping. Dispatches from the UK.

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Customer reviews for SPIX

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Mark

This review is based on watching the tutorial (I'm waiting for my access code to test out the app). Overall the app looks really good, and the twins have put a lot of thought into the design. Especially when it comes to the automatic backup plan if there is no internet connection or can't connect to the printer. You can also have images sent to your photo gallery instead of the printer, and the images can be back dated. For example you can tell the spectator you made a prediction yesterday, last week, a year ago, etc and the picture will show up in your gallery on that date. But there are a few minor cons which is why I give it 4 stars.

Aircode

The only really con for this one is it's not completely hands off as the description would lead you to believe. While the reveal itself is hands off, you still have to know the number in advance and manually input it with some misdirection before performing the trick. It probably takes less than a second to input so not that big a deal, but you still need that moment of misdirection to do it. I don't know how realistic the example they gave in the description of being able to have the same iPhone passcode as the spectator. Because you can't in real-time have the spectator say the number as you input it, you need the number in advance.

Airprint

The main con with this one is the only 2 printers that work with the app are discontinued. You can still find them on the secondary market like eBay for around $75. It looks like the photo paper needed for these models is still available on Amazon. Like I mentioned above for Aircode, the information needs to be entered manually with some misdirection. This will take a little more time since you are having to type out the object, color, and select the image. I was disappointed in the full performance that they show on youtube, because you don't get the sense of this being the case. You never see him entering anything into his phone, so I thought the method was going to be something more covert. I suspect his brother was off camera and input the information into a different phone to print the image.

Aside from all that, I think it is worth buying if you are ok spending the extra money on the printer.

Robert

Very hard to understand what they are saying. Not recommended.

Community questions about SPIX

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Oshriel asks: It says then when purchase you get an email with the access code so I don’t need the code to ship to me right?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Please email us at wizards@vanishingincmagic.com and we can look into this for you
Simon asks: Is this the app a try out one as in you have to update it every 90 days?
- 1. Mark responds:It’s a beta version of the app, it’s not sold in the App Store. Apple requires beta versions to be updated every 90 days.
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Chris asks: Will it work on iPad?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:The manufacturers state: "requires you to have an iPhone with iOS 12 or later".
Leo asks: Can you print pictures that are sent to your recent photos from other apps? If so is it and automatic print?
- 1. Mark responds:From watching the tutorial I don't believe you can. It would need to be an image generated in the app.
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Jonathan asks: So I bought a sprocket 200 a while ago for this sort of app and for whatever reason it’s not accessible by any third party app so it’s useless ….. so it’s fine to say use a sprocket 100 or a plus but you try finding one? All I’m saying is I believe many like myself will buy a sprocket 200 thinking it will work when it doesn’t…. Is it worth posting a picture or link to where you can get the right sprocket? Just do punters are fully informed and not buying the wrong product? Just a thought
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Thank you for your comment. We specifically note in the copy on the page: "you'll need an HP Sprocket 100 or HP Sprocket Plus ". It would be impractical to post a link, as they are only available on secondary marketplaces, which would vary country to country.
allan asks: "If you don't want to do the printed version, there's even an alternate option to have the photo appear in your photo gallery at a desired date instead." I do not understand....what is the purpose of a photo appearing in MY photo album sometime in the future?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:It's only as a backup if you still want to produce the photo. You can show that it was in your photo gallery.
Mark asks: I just caught the part about it not working with Android (so cunningly hidden in a large blue box). Pls disregard my question.
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Too late now! ;)
Mark asks: Two questions--first: is it available for Android? I suspect not from the way the blurb is worded (or "the blurb wording," if you prefer), and I see that someone else has already asked, but not rec'd a reply. Second: am I the only person who thinks that the name of the product sounds for all the world like an ethnic slur directed at two Hispanic persons? I'm sure it isn't meant that way, and it's perfectly justified in context, but...still...
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:No Android plans. And I'm sure in French, SPIX has no such meaning. It's like names of cars that can appear harmless in one country, but a "bad" word in another.
Josh asks: I’m not seeing an HP Sprocket 100 anywhere. Just a Select or Plus model. Would any Sprocket model work?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:You can do a simple google search for HP Sprocket 100. They are not available on Amazon.
Mark asks: What portable printer is required?
- 1. Mark responds:I see that the printers are discontinued. Are there plans to update the app to use other printers?
- 2. allan responds:Looks like available on Amazon.
- 3. allan responds:I called HP....the HP Sproket device apparently have been discontinued.
- 4. Mark responds:There are several available on Ebay. I just bought the HP Sprocket 100.
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