Thetis Pro FIDO2 Security Key, Two-Factor authentication NFC Security Key, Dual USB Ports Type A & Type C for Multi Factored Protection (HOTP) in Windows/MacOS/Linux, Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, GitHub

Does not work with iphone, the main aim to buy this! lol..

Worked out ok, could of had a better written step by step working order ..

Works great with any website or device that allows the use of hardware keys to login. I have used it with Windows Hello, iPhone, iPad. Very versatile with USB-A and USB-C ports and NFC chip. The included storage case is a nice addition to keep with your house or car keys, but be careful as it can break off your keys. The leather case attachment is a bit delicate. Mine broke after 3 months being in my keychain.

Well, I underestimated the size of this key when I ordered it. It is pretty huge even before you factor in the added size of the protective case that they do ship with it on the box. To be fair the case does seem rather nice. I would compare the experience to having an entire lighter hanging off of your keychain.The second issue that I did not notice when ordering is it is listed is that the key does have a physically clickable button instead of capacitive button. While clicking the button is pretty satisfying, I have some intuitive concerns regarding the longetivity of the device as it has a mechanical button. In my experience mechanical components are suspicious and the button on the key I received had a distinct rocking orientation. The capacitive button on my Titan Key, Yubikey, and GoTrust Idem Key do feel like they won't experience wear and tear.Speaking of wear and tear the body of the key itself inside the holder that allows it to swivel doesn't appear to be very solid. It is translucent and seems to be assembled rather than molded around the hardware. Yubikeys and GoTrust Idem Keys both appear to be injection molded. I do feel like I could more easily physically infiltrate the interior of this key than the Yubikey and GoTrust Idem Key that I have.There doesn't really seem to be an Android app available for this device but that's okay as I don't really feel the need for one. I did have concerns that it took me two attempts to register this key with an account. It could be due to a combination of the massive physical structure of the key and my phone's case but I'm not really willing to roll the dice on which one it was.I did briefly consider hanging onto this key as something that I could setup and use as a backup, but as I do already like Yubikeys and the GoTrust Idem Key C that I have I've elected to return it. I'd rather get one of the other sturdier yet also smaller keys as a backup as prices for the basic keys are pretty much on par with one another. If this key had an more secure feeling body and wasn't so massive I likely would have kept it. On the other hand nothing about this experience or the company's reputation has ruled them out for future use. It's mostly the physical attributes of the product that have put me off.

It was easy to set but with some minor technic due to my know-how, but otherwise I likes it!

Very easy to figure out how this works.