HYPERSECU HyperFIDO Mini (U2F Security Key)

Excellent. Works well, Doesn't need charging, doesn't need a lead, doesn't take up much space, half the price of similar, marginally less practical item. I really bought it as a backup to by other Fido key, but it has taken it's place. Seriously, buy two.

Works as expected. It was cheap and it behaves as expected. The LED is always on which disturbs med. Otherwise good product

Works great under both Windows and macOS (wouldn't work under Linux, however that's an issue with my setup, not the device), and on the Chrome and Firefox browsers.Windows 10 "Hello" Authentication would not work, it gave me the option for it to be enabled for authentication, however when this option was selected a message telling me to try with a different security key.The build quality is fine for the price (I can't complain for cheapest on Amazon!), however you have to press the button dead straight, pressing it at an angle won't register.

This does work for a few packages listed, but will not work for login to windows (windows hello) as this is a fido 1 device and windows wants fido 2.So check that it will work with the packages you want to use before purchase. It is dirt cheap so won't hurt if it doesn't do what you need it to do.

Works well with Google mail, strong two factor auth for a very reasonable price

This product works with standard Google 2FA and APP for computer validation. It works in a hub. It has a proper button instead of a skin conductivity sensor, which is of little use if you are wearing gloves. It does have a bright green LED, but that makes it easy to find when you are old, short sighted and mad. No manufacturer is listed by lsusb, which is interesting.

I am a software engineer trying to integrate WebAuth for my website. Though this was the cheapest U2F key on Amazon, it works flawlessly. I also have a Key-ID card, which was a few pounds more expensive, but apart from the branding, looks and feels exactly the same as this one.

The cheapest security key I managed to find that looked decent.The only annoying thing is the plastic bit covering the USB should have been attached to the security key itself so as not to lose it (although I'm guessing that plastic bit isn't that important)