Two Keys Are Better Than One
For $50, you get not one but two security keys. One works via USB only, while the other connects by Bluetooth as well as USB.
USB-A Security Key
The USB security key fits into a USB-A slot. An included USB-C adapter means it will even work with some phones.
Bluetooth Security Key
The Bluetooth key is primarily intended to work with mobile devices. Simply press the button when prompted, and you're in.
Tap to Authenticate
When prompted, you simply insert your key and tap the gold disc in the center. That's it!
Strong Security
The USB-A key has no moving parts and requires no batteries. It's a small, sturdy device designed to survive on your keychain.
Battery Powered
The Bluetooth security key is powered by an onboard battery. It is recharged via a micro USB port on the bottom. An included USB-A cable is used for charging the Bluetooth key and during the setup process.
Slim and Strong
The USB-A key is barely thicker than a house key, but will require a few inches of space so you can actually tap its button.
Titan Security Key Bundle
Both keys are small and durable, although the white finish will quickly show signs of wear.