🔑 FEITIAN MultiPass K16 Security Key: FIDO U2F Two Factor Authenticator with Multiple Interfaces - USB-A, NFC, Bluetooth Review

Don't keep that on your keychain. Your keys are roughened by a small piece of plastic. After about a month or two my little multipass looked like I was fighting an angry mob of predatory beavers with something to prove, but it still works like magic! It may be uglier than freshly squeezed meth in your mouth in the morning, but it looks brand new! It seems to take forever to charge because I haven't charged it since I got it, but the only thing I could change about FEITIAN is to make it USB C…

What a joke. The first time my keys fall out of my pocket, this thing is on the floor. on each side of the shell. Button. Microchip inside all over the floor. 1 drop and the housing only broke when snapping it back into place. A frustrated thing meant to be carried around all the time can't withstand a single 3 foot drop. Find something more secure if you want to use it as a primary key!

FIDO keys are relatively new and don't work with very many. Be careful when ordering. I tried to use Apple Mail on my Mac but it doesn't work. But for some reason it WILL work with Apple Mail on iPhone and iPad. Don't ask me why, I have no idea. The installation process was easy and I was able to use it with Google Chrome, Mozilla Thunderbird's email client, and was told that Firefox now supports it too. However, the fact that it doesn't work with the desktop version of the Apple Mail app is a…

Backlight works but that's it. Doesn't want to connect to my phone via Bluetooth/BLE, NFC works with it and all attempts to use it fail with a USB error. The documentation is pretty poor and there is no support or real information on the manufacturer's website. From a purely aesthetic point of view, it's way too big (you can hide an anniversary underneath) and thick to be friendly with a key ring. I also very much doubt that it will survive a drop in a puddle, with an open USB port, a visible…

Background: FIDO is an international alliance of companies that use two-factor authentication (2FA) with a proven secure method of creating of a public/private key pair for any website that supports FIDO authentication. This means that once you set up 2FA on this site using a security key or FIDO token, this FIDO device is required along with your regular username and password to log into the site. Each website is given its own unique cryptographic key pair, so no one can use information from…

This worked great after too much experimentation. The instructions that came with the device are misleading, although they are correct. You **cannot** use the traditional pairing mechanism to use it with the iPhone 7. But! If you want something like Gmail, you'll need to download the Google Smart Lock app. To link this to your account: 1. Connect the dongle to your computer using the supplied USB cable2. Link Feitian Multipass to your account3 during account setup. Download Google Smart Lock on

Overall: 2/10. I wouldn't recommend this to any friend; However, I would advise others to find a similar product with more detailed device instructions that are not misleading. Pros: - Small - Looks cool Cons: - The packaging is shameful. Such a device must contain instructions or notices; Zero came with it. Basically a thin package with a USB (cheap quality feel) and a key-zero instruction. I had to go to the Revain site multiple times to make sure it was compatible. This only works on my…

I bought this to test 2FA for Google's Advanced Protection Program. I use Yubikey Neo for my Android devices. Unfortunately, iOS does not have a comparable U2F consumer token. Before Google introduced their own TItan keys (Google claimed they secured the supply chain and used their own firmware. We'll see), Feitian was the only option for APP 2FA for iOS with Bluetooth LE. A BLE device works in its own way. Sometimes it took my iOS devices multiple tries to read the confirmation signal (heaven…