PIN-Master PIN Code & Password Manager (125 Codes) - Electronic PIN Code & Password Organizer - Basic Password Keeper - Electronic Password Journal - Small & Practical Password Book Review

User friendly. Only two lines are available. Title, user ID and password cannot be specified. There is no function to move to the next line. Entering numbers, letters, capital letters takes forever.

It takes a little getting used to, but once you get the hang of it (instructions are on the back so you don't lose them) you'll find it's handy for storing and Maintain all your different passwords. It's a little thicker than a credit card, easy to take with you when needed, or takes up almost no space on your desk.

$30? For real? This is completely useless technology. So old fashioned and almost impossible to type letters and numbers. There is also no easy way to associate a password with what it is intended for. I entered the same password three times and when I press "Enter" only two characters are saved. Straight into the trash.

I'm not quite sure what to make of this. I want to like it but I find it a pity that the screen isn't bigger. I understand they intended to make it about the size of a credit card to be more portable. But seriously, the vast majority of people have access to smartphones with apps that pull all sorts of information like vehicle information, credit and debit card numbers, bank account information, insurance card numbers and information, driver's licenses, passports, passwords/usernames/logins hit

Only stores numbers and capital letters. Well, if you're only storing pins here, that's fine, but be aware that you can't store passwords here. Saving pins here seems pointless if you don't have pins that you rarely use. Because you need a pin to get into the pin memory tool! If you rarely use it for one or both of those contacts, you're only exacerbating the problem. The more characters, the slower it is printed. This makes it quite painful to use. The tool is a USB port so I can type on the…

One of the most frustrating things we have had to deal with is the sheer volume of online mail services (like Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook etc.) as well as websites on the internet, from banks, insurance companies before tax refunds etc. keep track of all that?🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄So when I came across this PIN MASTER PIN and password organizer, I was absolutely blown away. Well I tried it today and I'm totally disappointed - here's why: 🙄👎👎 Ease of use: Entering password and login ID is a pain as the…

As society moved from keypad phones to touch phones, I held out while I could. I just thought touching the letters was weird and wrong. After moving to a touchscreen for a couple of years, I've tried going back to a blackberry with buttons, and damn it's not like riding a bike at all. You just can't go back to the buttons. Everything seems so slow with the buttons. That's because your brain trained your fingers to touch. Pressing the keys will now be very slow, we have lost muscle memory of…