Feitian ePass FIDO-NFC Security Key

Seems to work fine but be aware that a lot of sites don't support 2fa, so check the site that you are intending to use this with first, it might work, it might not. It works for the sites I needed it for so I am happy..oh and there are no drivers to install, just plug and go.

It actually works very well. I have successfully used it on Chrome and Firefox (for Firefox you need to enable u2f on about:config) on Mac and Linux, without additional software or drivers.On Android, I haven't found a single site that uses the NFC feature. So, so far, I have not been able to test that it actually works.

Works as advertised, setting up with google and facebook accounts was painless, although the additional uses and features beyond simple 2FA (two factor authentication) are poorly documented.

First time bought something like this. Only because I read an article about google accounts being hacked so thought let's try this. And happy to say it's perfect way of protecting yourself from an online hacking. As we know now adays almost everyone uses google accounts therefore good idea to increase your cyber security.

As the title says, I bought this as a friend said that these keys worked on Coinbase, checked online with coinbases FAQ, no worries there, when I got the key, it just would not work, with the Seurity Key function within the seruity settings of coinbase.Thought it was me, so i bought another , different model this time it worked fine.

Works great on linux. I needed to add a udev rule for debian 9.2 (google "feitan 70-u2f.rules") more up to date distros might be plug and play.As others have mentioned, the construction is slightly cheaper than a yubikey 4, but it's perfectly fine and should survive on a keyring.

I bought 2 of these, together with 2 of the multipass model. I had no problems with the latter, setting up Google APP on a Pixelbook. The ePass was not recognised. I was not happy. Chromium OS/ Chrome OS is compiled as a binary blob, so there is no udev rule I can input, as I used to do with Yubico and Fedora. I tried several A to C adaptors, one IF approved. I obtained a refund from Amazon. A great pity, as the design holds so much promise.

This works exactly as I expected it to, and the same key works on both computer and mobile. You do not need to register it twice. Once you have registered on one, the other will work automatically. I have not had any problems whatsoever.