Kensington VeriMark USB Fingerprint Key Reader - Windows Hello, FIDO U2F, Anti-Spoofing (K67977WW),Black
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Jul 7 – Jul 13
Style: For Single PC's
Features
- Fingerprint reader with advanced fingerprint technology combines superior biometric performance and 360 readability as well as anti-spoofing protection
- Login on your Windows computer (for Windows 10 please download the latest driver from the Kensington website) using Microsoft's built-in Windows Hello login feature with just your fingerprint, no need to remember usernames and passwords; can be used with up to 10 different fingerprints so multiple users can login to the same computer
- One-way conversion of biometric data into a proprietary template format prevents re-creation, reverse-engineering or use for unintended purposes, thereby protecting the user from identity theft; All biometric data is encrypted and digitally signed using strong 256-bit advanced encryption standard and transport layer security technologies to prevent eavesdropping, tampering or fraud
- Works in any PC (including Surface Pro 7/7+/6/5/4) or docking station USB A port (USB 2. 0, 3. 0, 3. 1); also works in a USB-C port with a USB-C male to USB-A female adapter (not included)
- FIDO U2F Certified - your fingerprint can protect your cloud based accounts such as Google, Dropbox, GitHub and Facebook with FIDO second-factor authentication (requires Chrome browser)
- Compatible with Windows Hello, Windows 10 or later (download latest driver from the Kensington website), 8 and 7; NOT compatible with Mac OS or Chrome OS; Compact design easily attaches to a standard key ring for convenient portability
- Password Manager Compatibility supports popular tools, like Dashlane, LastPass (Premium), Keeper (Premium) and Roboform, to allow the fingerprint to authenticate and automatically fill in usernames and passwords for websites.
Description
Innovation, quality, and trust have made Kensington the standard in device security for more than 25 years. Kensington is expanding that expertise to data security by introducing the world's first fingerprint security key to support Windows Hello and Fast Identity Online (FIDO) universal 2nd-factor authentication (U2F) – the Mark Fingerprint Key. Engineered to provide simple, fast, and secure Windows logon and a seamless two factor authentication experience, the Mark Fingerprint Key protects against unauthorized access on compromised devices, while also offering unprecedented cybersecurity for today's cloud-based world.
Brand: Kensington
Series: VeriMark
Item model number: K67977WW
Hardware Platform: PC
Item Weight: 0.88 ounces
Product Dimensions: 0.8 x 0.6 x 0.4 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 0.8 x 0.6 x 0.4 inches
Color: Black
Number of Processors: 1
Manufacturer: Kensington
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 26, 2017
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I wish I could have the confidence to remove the reader from my laptop if it's a flip design. Now, its cap is hidden in its box because I don't want to lose either of the two. So, I decided to keep it on my laptop's port. It is very responsive to my fingerprint and unlocks my computer after 1-2 seconds. I just expected that whenever there is a need to use it as a physical security key, it will ask for my fingerprint. Most of the time, the key can be used automatically if it is just plugged into the computer. I became anxious thinking how about if my laptop was stolen and this key is plugged in. Moneywise, it is worth it than Yubikey and other brands. Secure your Google and Facebook accounts now!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 8, 2023 by Max Lleno Max Lleno
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Recognizes my finger immediately. Has bright blue LED on top that lights up when it's waiting for your finger. Haven't tried the FIDO capabilities with browsers yet, but for Windows Hello login it works great. This is MUCH better than facial recognition--My laptop has several different accounts, and I move back and forth between them many times a day. With Windows Facial Recognition, you can only use your face for one account, but with the fingerprint reader, you can use different fingers for different accounts. It makes it very fast to switch between accounts. Installation is not quite automatic on Windows 11 yet. Windows doesn't automatically recognize the fingerprint reader when you plug it in. You need to follow the instructions in the Kensington Windows 11 installation guide, basically there is an optional (as far as Windows is concerned) driver update you need to install to get the Synaptics driver for the device. It took me less than one minute for the whole process. You DON'T need to use the Kensington Verimark Provisioning Tool, which records your fingerprints, that is built into Windows Hello. After you've installed the driver, you can go to Settings->Accounts->Sign in options, click on the fingerprint section, and it will lead you through recording your fingerprints.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 2, 2023 by Arrow1000
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There are times that the fingerprint reader won't wake up with the computer initially. The easy fix for this is to go into device manager, find this under the bio-metric devices category, go into the properties and uncheck the power management box that says "allow windows to control this devices power" or something similar. It works perfectly otherwise.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 12, 2023 by Jeff
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As the title says, it scans my fingerprint successfully about half of the times I try. I have no idea why. My sensor is clean and I don't use lotion or anything like that. It will scan fine and then an hour later after a meeting it won't. Setup was not automatic. Windows 10 didn't know what to do with it. I had to go to the site and search for a driver that would work. Would I buy it again? Probably not. Would I recommend it to someone else? Probably not.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 9, 2023 by SEOMike
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this device does work with windows 11 however it does mess up at times and loses its driver and reverts back to the driver that does not work
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 19, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: For Single PC's
So I am using Windows 11 21H2 and all I needed to do was check out the optional updates in the window driver install. It wasn't quite as easy as the barebone instructions would lead you to believe and the Kensington website was not helpful. I only knew where to look because someone else had suggested it here. But in all, it only took me about a minute to get it to work right and most of that was me waiting for my computer to reboot (not needed but it's always a good troubleshooting step to take). I was a little worried it might not work with the USB hub I used for my laptop when it's docked but so far so good. If you just need a quick and easy way to scan for windows hello or any other supported biometric system on your desktop or laptop this will do just fine and not cost as much as some of the fancier ones. For me, I just wanted a way to use windows hello since my new laptop didn't even have a webcam! let alone one that would work for facial reconition.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 12, 2022 by Will Platt
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Works perfectly almost all the time, false negative read every once in a while. Haven't had any false positives. False positives are what you don’t want because it basically just let someone that isn’t you into your computer. Small and compact. Got this after my horribly inaccurate 80%+ false negative reading BIO-key reader died completely. False negatives are so annoying so I’m glad the BIO-key is gone. This if for my work from home computer. My employer prefers biometrics over passwords and while it’s never actually been proven that finger prints are unique, it’s unlikely that someone with the same fingerprint will come along and try to access your computer. Overall this is an excellent product.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 5, 2022 by Amazonoholic Amazonoholic
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I wanted to use this with a Windows 10 desktop installation. I was initially worried after reading some of the reviews that the device would not work due to driver issues. When I plugged it in there was no indication that windows saw it. The Windows Hello Fingerprint setting under Accounts>Sign-in options said there was no compatible fingerprint reader detected. I checked All Settings>Update and Security - Windows Update. There was an optional update for a biometric reader. I ran that update and checked my device manager. Under Biometric devices there was a Kensington Fingerprint Key but it had an exclamation mark next to it indicating some sort of issue. I rebooted the system and checked the device manager again, the exclamation mark was gone. In the Windows Hello Fingerprint settings it then allowed me to set up the reader my reading several fingerprint scans. I rebooted and checked the functionality with windows sign in and a password manager and they both worked.
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