Cam
NZU2F Keys from Yubico I think having this type of security (U2F Key) and replacing other methods is just excellent. Combined with a password manager like Dashlane for example is just top notch and definitely safe from attacks. It's an open authentication standard that enables internet users to securely access any number of online services with one single security key instantly and with no drivers or client software needed. They come in many sizes fit to the users needs, obviously make sure to have a few spare.
Sean
IEOrdered a product 17 days ago Ordered a product 17 days ago, put in an inquiry at the 2 week mark as to its whereabouts and still no updates. For a product thats advertised to arrive in 5 days. no updates/ apologies, its not really what you would expect. Feels more like a scam.
Neil Ramsay
GBOrder never shipped. Company unresponsive. Ordered end of October. Almost January and no shipment. No response from company at ALL. No stock on Amazon. Either they're having serious supply issues, or they're just a non-existent company taking money for no services.
Daisy
GBNon Existent Customer Service - Also Just Plain Rude Shockingly bad, full-friction customer journey. Customer Service is non-existent for all practical purposes including initial purchase. I wanted to spend 15 minutes buying these security keys - I'm at the end of day 2 now and still haven't made the freaking purchase due to non-existent help from Yubico and their so-called resellers in the UK. The resellers don't actually sell anything, they refer you on to someone else. If you want to get a freaking headache then please go ahead and start your journey with these unhelpful, rude, time-wasting, arrogant people.
Tim Jones
GBUK customers - Beware the artificially high shipping fee I placed an order with Yubico. They charged EUR15 for shipping. My order was delivered by Royal Mail Tracked 24 service. According to the Royal Mail website, this cost Yubico GBP3.30 for an 80g shipment weight as declared on the Royal Mail label. This means Yubico have charged an artificially inflated price for shipping (GBP3.30 is EUR3.75, which is substancially less than EUR15)