YubiKey 5C Nano

as someone whos youtube channel(phrsharp) has been under attack many times im here to share one fact: just because you think you got the key it does not mean your Gmail account for examle cant be hacked, you see,when you open a so called "baddy file" your session token ( cookies and stuff) will be send to them, as a result, its like you shared your pc with another guy in a differnt country, so they DONT NEED the Yubikey to change your credentials. so: be safe,be vigilant, stay sharp PHRsharp

it is good

Great

Actually, nothing more to add. Good quality build. No additional software needed to operate with iOS, Google, Dropbox, Windows etc. I was surprised that I received the key in 2 variations of packaging. But both keys work equally well.

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Great key. When i bought the key i was unsure of it. Now I rely on it for my main accounts' security. With fidoalliance and support from big tech companies this will be much more useful.

Excellent

It workes very good.. And the quality is super good

I am very pleased with the Yubico YubiKey 5Ci. Shipping was prompt, and the security key arrived well-packaged and protected, with no signs of damage. The dual-connector design—featuring both USB-C and Lightning plugs—was exactly as advertised and ready for immediate setup. In terms of product quality, this YubiKey feels solid and reliable. The build quality gives confidence that it will withstand daily carry on a keychain, and the connectors seat securely into devices without wiggle or looseness. Setting it up with my accounts was straightforward; the configuration steps were clear and compatible with the MFA options in most services I use. Functionally, the key enhances security through hardware-based authentication rather than relying solely on passwords or SMS codes. It supports modern authentication standards such as FIDO2/WebAuthn and U2F, providing a practical second factor for logging into email, cloud services, password managers, and other online accounts that support security keys. The dual Lightning and USB-C connectors make it especially useful for iPhone users and other Apple devices that lack conventional USB ports. Yubico +1 From a value perspective, this security key offers strong protection at a reasonable cost compared with subscription-based alternatives or more complex enterprise solutions. Its broad platform compatibility—covering iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, and many web services—adds versatility. While not every app supports hardware keys yet, the ecosystem continues to expand, and the YubiKey remains a robust, future-oriented investment in account security. Overall, this is a well-made, dependable MFA solution that combines convenience with significant security benefits, and I would confidently recommend it.

Chegou bem, lacre intacto d chave verifica. Está tudo funcionando perfeitamente

I have used a YubiKey for authentication at work for the past 3 years and while reviewing hardware MFA security keys did quite a bit of research of the various keys out that and the compatibility of the key with different solutions including the ability to authenticate with Windows Hello login, using passkey instead of BIO authentication and this one is one of the few recommended. Additionally, I liked the idea of using it with my cell phone as well and have setup many sites to use passkey authentication including ones like "login.gov" which supports and advocates for passkeys. Tonight I took the YubiKey out of my laptop and authenticated to a web site I had previously setup from my laptop with my mobile phone. I chose "passkey" for authentication then placed the YubiKey against the back of my cell phone with my finger on the touch pad and it immediately authenticated and logged it successfully. Now I can key from both devices once a key pair is setup for a web site so completely portable. You do have to enable NFC from your phone as it is likely off by default. I would buy this again and it works better and is a much easier and more way to login (authenticate) than passwords which are easily compromised. If I knew it was this easy and worked so well before I would have bought it long ago as the FIDO 2 keys have been available for a long time, it is just that many people do not know much about them.

I’ve been using the YubiKey 5C for the past three months across my MacBook, Windows PC, Android phone, and even my newer iPhone (via USB‑C). Here’s why it deserves a top‑tier rating: Design & Build The key feels solid—machined aluminum with a matte finish that resists fingerprints. Its compact, key‑shaped profile slides onto a regular keyring, so I never forget it. No moving parts mean it’s practically indestructible. Setup & Compatibility Out‑of‑the‑box, the YubiKey announces itself as a security key. A quick “insert → tap” sequence registers it with any FIDO U2F/FIDO2‑compatible service (Google, GitHub, Microsoft, Dropbox, etc.). It works flawlessly on macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS (USB‑C iPhone). No extra drivers or software are required. Security Because the private keys are generated and stored inside the device, they never leave the YubiKey—even if the host machine is compromised. This hardware isolation blocks phishing, man‑in‑the‑middle attacks, and credential stuffing. The built‑in passkey support also enables true password‑less logins with a single tap. Everyday Use Logging in is a breeze: plug the key into the USB‑C port, tap the metal contact, and you’re authenticated. I’ve used it for everything from my primary Gmail account to SSH access on remote servers. The only hiccup was occasionally forgetting the key during a quick coffee run—solved by keeping a backup YubiKey on a separate keyring. The YubiKey 5C delivers enterprise‑grade security with consumer‑friendly simplicity. It eliminates passwords, thwarts phishing, and integrates seamlessly into any modern workflow. At its price point (~$45‑$55), it’s an investment that pays for itself the moment it prevents a single account breach. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about protecting their digital life.