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I recently purchased the USB Fingerprint Reader Mini Fingerprint Scanner for my laptop, and I have to say it's been a game-changer for my daily login routine. Setting it up was a breeze—just plug it into the USB port, and you’re good to go! It quickly and accurately reads my fingerprint every time, making logging into my computer super convenient. I love that it enhances security, so I feel more protected against unauthorized access. The device is also incredibly portable, fitting easily into my laptop bag. While it's great for logging into Windows 10/11, I found it a bit finicky with some third-party software. Overall, considering its affordability and the security it provides, I think it’s a fantastic addition to my tech arsenal.

I got this for my daughter who has one more year of school left. It was easy to set up. There is a code you scan for online instructions. Unit is very compact, it’s only an inch long. You can set it up with any finger. She tested it out and it worked perfectly. Great way to store a lot of data in a small locations. Things sure have changes since my era of floppy disks! lol

So far so good. I was able to get the USB fingerprint reader up and running without too many issues. One thing that was kind of annoying is that the USB port on my Lenovo IdeaCentre faces downwards do the fingerprint reader is also facing downwards. I suppose one benefit is there won't be any dust on the reader in the future. I'm really pleased to be able to use the Windows Hello fingerprint function now.

I was wrong about this device. Purchased in Sep '23, they have stopped working. As stated below, I use two of these units, one of which is on a 4-port KVM switch, the other straight to a PC. Both units stopped working the same day. I have looked into fingerprint issues on the transducer screen (just take a look at your cell phone screen). I cleaned gently with lint-free cloth, etc., etc. A product lifetime of six months it not acceptable. On the KVM, all 4-PC's stopped responding, so it is not Windows Hello, or Windows at all. Re-programming the finger does not improve anything at all. C3 (Cheap C-h-i-n-a Crud).Previously:Installation was simple: plug into a USB port, wait a moment, restart the (Windows) PC. Device Manager shows (Biometric devices): FocalTech Fingerprint reader (at least for my two units). The device responds quickly. On occasion I don't touch it just right, but another quick touch gets me in. It's easier and much faster than typing a password. And the PW is safe from prying eyes. Those are the reasons I purchased this unit.I inserted one sensor into a 4-port IOGEAR KVM (DVI) switch. A single Fingerprint Sensor will unlock each of the 4-PC's as I switch between them.I learned that Windows Hello does not require a Microsoft account.After a couple of weeks of daily use, I can highly recommend this unit.

This USB fingerprint reader is incredibly easy to set up and offers quick, reliable access. It’s a perfect solution for boosting security without sacrificing convenience.

Love this almost plug and play product. Pretty simple to set up. Eliminates the need for passwords and such. I am loving that my kids can't guess the password to the device and get online without my knowledge. :)

I had no issues setting it up. It feels well built and I feel it's at a good value. It reads my prints quickly and accurately. For some reason though, it won't load the drivers correctly for all the USB ports. It connects fine to many different hubs but only half of my ports directly.

My ASUS laptop came with a built-in fingerprint reader in the upper corner of the touchpad. I grew to really like using that feature. In one of the updates for drivers a while back, the driver for the fingerprint reader on the ASUS failed to work and I could not recover the old driver. Why, who knows? Anyway, since I really wanted my fingerprint reader back, I bought an outboard reader to use for logins. It worked great. Recently I upgraded from the ASUS laptop being my main PC to an actual PC (albeit a mini-PC but it was faster and had more features/ports than the laptop) so I migrated the outboard fingerprint reader to the new PC which left the old ASUS back to being without a fingerprint reader. So, I went looking for a small unobtrusive USB reader and found this device. I figured I would try it and if it didn't work out, I'd return it and try something else. Let me tell you I was really surprised. Once I set it up (simply to do through Windows settings at SETTINGS > ACCOUNTS > SIGN-IN), this little reader is very fast and always gets the fingerprint on the first read. Best of all, it fits right into a USB 2.0 port on the left side of the laptop and all I have to do is simply move my left hand to the side of the keyboard and touch the reader opening with my left index finger (one of the fingers I set up to use - hint: always setup more than one finger so if you do something to the main finger and can't use it (bandaged, etc.), an alternate finger is already setup and you won't have to do it on the fly). Reader reads the fingerprint and Windows opens almost instantaneous. Life is good once again!!!