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title: "Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver"
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# Windows Hello Certified PASSKEY Compatible 3D Touch Capacitance Tech Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver

**Brand:** verifi smart.safe.
**Price:** NZ$202
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Unlock the future of secure login with a single touch!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver by verifi smart.safe.
- **How much does it cost?** NZ$202 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted verifi smart.safe. brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Sleek, Durable Design:** Polished aluminum finish with a compact footprint fits perfectly on any modern desk.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** No drivers needed—just plug in and elevate your security in seconds.
- • **Next-Level Biometric Security:** Experience ultra-precise 3D fingerprint imaging for foolproof authentication.
- • **Universal Password Manager Ally:** Works flawlessly with LastPass, Office365, and all leading password managers.
- • **Seamless Windows Hello Integration:** Instantly unlock your PC and apps with certified Windows Hello compatibility.

## Overview

The Verifi P2000 Fingerprint Reader leverages advanced 3D touch capacitance technology to deliver high-definition fingerprint imaging. Certified for Windows Hello and compatible with PASSKEY and major password management software, it offers seamless biometric authentication for desktops. Its plug-and-play USB design and polished aluminum build make it a stylish, reliable security upgrade for professionals seeking effortless, next-gen login solutions.

## Description

Product description EASY SETUP FOR WINDOWS PASSWORD-FREE OPERATION Logging into your Windows PC with your fingerprint is as easy as 1-2-3! Install your fingerprint reader device Enroll your fingerprint using Windows Hello software already built into Windows 10/11 Say goodbye to your password and log into your PC with a touch of your finger COMPATIBLE WITH POPULAR PASSWORD MANAGERS Once your fingerprint has been enrolled in Windows Hello, your biometric identity can be shared with the password manager of your choice for even quicker access to your online accounts. The P2000 is compatible with NordPass Keeper Dashlane 1Password LastPass Enpass Bit Warden RoboForm SUPERIOR FINGERPRINT TECHNOLOGY Capacitive Fingerprint Slide Sensor The sensor scans fingerprints at a high resolution of 508 dpi and works below the surface of the skin to give the best fingerprint image, even when reading worn, dirty, or delicate fingerprints.

Review: WORKS WITH LASTPASS AND WINDOWS 10 (1709) - Having spent way too much time researching these devices prior to purchase my hope is this will save you some heartburn and time if your goals are like mine. Simply put, it does what I wanted it to do which was be able to login to Lastpass with my fingerprint. This was my number one goal but having the ability to login to my windows machine is also a nice bonus and will allow me to set a stronger password if I desire. In performing the research there were many conflicting reviews. Not only for this device but others as well. Works with windows 10, does not work, works with Lastpass, does not work, needs drivers, does not need drivers, bla, bla, bla. My thought on this was that nobody listed what exact version of Windows they were running and the only way to see if it worked was to bite the bullet. So, I did and I’m glad I chose this one. Yes, it is more expensive, but I liked the idea of having the device sit on my desktop instead of needing to reach for a USB port to find a “dongle”. That in and of itself was worth a little more to me and obviously it need to work. If you have the above goals you can stop reading now but if you want specifics continue on. My version of windows is 1709 (aka Windows Fall Creators Update). I did NOT install anything from the “mini CD” that was included in the box. Simply plugged it in and watched the device get setup. Once that was complete it was listed under device manger in the category “Biometric devices” and specifically called an “Authen Tec Inc. AES2550”. I then navigated to Windows Settings >> Accounts >> Sign-in options >> Setup Fingerprint. It should be noted that prior to installing the reader my computer reported that my device was not compatible with Windows Hello and afterwards this was no longer the case. Even though I do have a Logitech Web Cam apparently due to it’s age it was not supported by Hello. Anyway, I went through the wizard to register a finger print and Windows told me I needed to create a PIN. I find that ridiculous considering most people think of a “pin” as a 4-digit number and this seemed like a step backward in security. Not so fast Kowalski … Just click the box that says allow alphanumeric characters and you can enter anything you like. Since I was perfectly content with my already established password, I simply used that. Bingo, ready to roll. CTL-ALT-Delete >> Lock >> swipe finger >> UNLOCK. Perfect! As for Lastpass it wasn’t quite as simple but not difficult at all. Open your vault >> Account Settings >> Multifactor Options. In the Multifactor Authentication – Premium section (YES YOU NEED TO BE A PREMIUM SUBSCRIBER) there is an icon that looks like a fingerprint. It will be disabled. Click on the “pen” icon to set it up. In my case it said something about needing to install a binary component and to “click here”. I did this, and it told me that I needed to close my browser for the changes to take effect. Since I was using Chrome and in my experience sometimes Chrome likes to run in the background I simply re-booted. This was also a good test to see how my shiny new finger print reader worked to login. Answer. Flawlessly. Anyway, I digress. I went back to the same section in Lastpass and to my dismay it was still disabled. I clicked the pen again, clicked “here” to enable and this time it downloaded the desktop application. I ran the installer and repeated the same steps. Now when I went back in to the fingerprint setting I could successfully enable the service. It asked me to enter my Master Password and swipe my finger. After that I was good to go. I logged out of Lastpass, opened Chrome, clicked on the grey Lastpass Icon, it asked me to swipe my finger and I was in. I will now change my master password to something crazy and not need to remember it. Of course, I will write it down and store it in a safe place just in case. If you use Lastpass on a mobile device, you may not want a crazy password but my phone also has a fingerprint reader (as do most newer phones and tablets) so I am in luck. I’m not going to get into the mobile setup here but know that you can set it up to login with a fingerprint. As for what you get in the “box” don’t expect much. It is a plain cardboard box with the reader and a mini CD. Nothing else. No instructions or anything but hopefully you won’t need any if you follow the steps above. All in all I am pleased with this purchase and can recommend it if your system is running Windows 10 1709. It may or may not work with prior versions, so your mileage may vary. Good luck!
Review: Excellent - Works great in Windows 7 including 64-bit - First, the scanner itself: I've never had it reject my fingerprint, which is great. I was worried that the "swipe" style would be harder to use than the old "press your finger on a little window" style that I had before, but it's fine. I haven't tried it with little kids yet, but for adults its easy to use. The scanner body is metal, which is nice, as it has some mass to it. The others I've use have been so light that you pretty much had to hold it with one hand while scanning a finger on the other, and that's not the case here. I'm using the scanner on Win7x64, which ironically Microsoft never supported with their own fingerprint readers (which is why I had to buy this one after switching to 64-bit). There's no CD, as the driver is automatically recognized and installed when you plug it in. Configuration is a bit trickier, as the instructions say to go to the "Control Panel > Biometrics", but Windows actually buries that down in the hardware section. Once you =find= that control panel applet, clicking on it takes you to a page where you can download the free version or upgrade to a 'premium' version. I'm using the free and it works fine. The scanner is also recognized by Roboform. Since I use a very strong master password, it had been annoying having to type it, but now once a day (or whatever the timeout is) I just swipe my finger. You can swipe to log in, unlock the desktop, or switch users. Since unlocking is now so quick, I set my screensaver to time out after one minute and require a password (or swipe, of course) to get back in. It's such a simple gesture that now my PC remains locked whenever I'm not there, and it's much more secure.

## Features

- SEAMLESS ACCESS: Experience quick, error-free login with advanced fingerprint technology, compatible with Windows Hello and Passkey for a smooth, password-free operation.
- VERSATILE SECURITY: Compatible with leading password management software and Microsoft services, supporting your digital setup with reliable USB fingerprint reader connectivity.
- STYLISH AND PORTABLE: Our fingerprint reader features a modern black and silver design with a polished aluminum exterior; compact dimensions make it easy to place or carry.
- EASY INSTALLATION: Set up in under 10 minutes, integrating seamlessly with Windows PC systems, offering multiple access methods for versatile security solutions. This device is not plug-and-play; the driver must be installed prior to plugging in.
- OPTIMUM PROTECTION: Our high-definition pixel array sensor uses patented Trueprint Technology to ensure your data remains secure, making it a must-have for any biometric desktop applications.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B005VF62KG |
| Additional Features | Easy to Install |
| Best Sellers Rank | #73 in Security & Surveillance Biometrics |
| Brand | Verifi Smart.Safe. |
| Brand Name | Verifi Smart.Safe. |
| Color | Black/Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 486 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Aluminum |
| Finish Types | Polished |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Attachment Mechanism | USB |
| Handle Material | Aluminum |
| Handle Type | Slide |
| Item Depth | 0.75 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 2.75"L x 1.75"W |
| Item Weight | 3.6 Ounces |
| Lock Type | Fingerprint Digital Lock |
| Manufacturer | Zvetco Biometrics |
| Manufacturer Part Number | P2000-BLK-VER |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Metal Type | Aluminum |
| Model Number | P2000 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 2.75"L x 1.75"W |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Style | Modern |
| Style Name | Modern |
| UPC | 854268001008 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Verifi Smart.Safe.
- **Color:** Black/Silver
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.75"L x 1.75"W
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

![Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61lU-jIlBiL.jpg)
![Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Ym8k3NwcL.jpg)
![Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71lhBPaZIfL.jpg)
![Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61BXJlMu62L.jpg)
![Verifi P2000 Desktop USB Fingerprint Reader, PASSKEY, Windows Hello-Compatible Fingerprint Reader, Aluminum Finish, Black/Silver - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71mWlMx2FjL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this work with IE, Firefox, Chrome?**
A: Works just fine with IE and Chrome.  I don't use Firefox so I can't answer that one.

**Q: Does this scanner work with Windows 10? I want to have a Password free solution for my home pc.**
A: Yes, it will work on Windows 10.

**Q: how configure to save the username and password in roboform for access to websites such as hotmail gmail google finance and so on. in a w7,  thanks**
A: Roboform should automatically save your login information for web sites you log into. Roboform needs to be running for this to happen. I have mine setup to show in the Notification Area on my tool bar in Windows.

**Q: Does this work for unlocking your computer in windows 8.1?**
A: I have Windows 8.1 right now and it works for unlocking my laptop when it is asleep and when it is starting up at the welcome screen.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ WORKS WITH LASTPASS AND WINDOWS 10 (1709)
*by G***R on January 4, 2018*

Having spent way too much time researching these devices prior to purchase my hope is this will save you some heartburn and time if your goals are like mine. Simply put, it does what I wanted it to do which was be able to login to Lastpass with my fingerprint. This was my number one goal but having the ability to login to my windows machine is also a nice bonus and will allow me to set a stronger password if I desire. In performing the research there were many conflicting reviews. Not only for this device but others as well. Works with windows 10, does not work, works with Lastpass, does not work, needs drivers, does not need drivers, bla, bla, bla. My thought on this was that nobody listed what exact version of Windows they were running and the only way to see if it worked was to bite the bullet. So, I did and I’m glad I chose this one. Yes, it is more expensive, but I liked the idea of having the device sit on my desktop instead of needing to reach for a USB port to find a “dongle”. That in and of itself was worth a little more to me and obviously it need to work. If you have the above goals you can stop reading now but if you want specifics continue on. My version of windows is 1709 (aka Windows Fall Creators Update). I did NOT install anything from the “mini CD” that was included in the box. Simply plugged it in and watched the device get setup. Once that was complete it was listed under device manger in the category “Biometric devices” and specifically called an “Authen Tec Inc. AES2550”. I then navigated to Windows Settings >> Accounts >> Sign-in options >> Setup Fingerprint. It should be noted that prior to installing the reader my computer reported that my device was not compatible with Windows Hello and afterwards this was no longer the case. Even though I do have a Logitech Web Cam apparently due to it’s age it was not supported by Hello. Anyway, I went through the wizard to register a finger print and Windows told me I needed to create a PIN. I find that ridiculous considering most people think of a “pin” as a 4-digit number and this seemed like a step backward in security. Not so fast Kowalski … Just click the box that says allow alphanumeric characters and you can enter anything you like. Since I was perfectly content with my already established password, I simply used that. Bingo, ready to roll. CTL-ALT-Delete >> Lock >> swipe finger >> UNLOCK. Perfect! As for Lastpass it wasn’t quite as simple but not difficult at all. Open your vault >> Account Settings >> Multifactor Options. In the Multifactor Authentication – Premium section (YES YOU NEED TO BE A PREMIUM SUBSCRIBER) there is an icon that looks like a fingerprint. It will be disabled. Click on the “pen” icon to set it up. In my case it said something about needing to install a binary component and to “click here”. I did this, and it told me that I needed to close my browser for the changes to take effect. Since I was using Chrome and in my experience sometimes Chrome likes to run in the background I simply re-booted. This was also a good test to see how my shiny new finger print reader worked to login. Answer. Flawlessly. Anyway, I digress. I went back to the same section in Lastpass and to my dismay it was still disabled. I clicked the pen again, clicked “here” to enable and this time it downloaded the desktop application. I ran the installer and repeated the same steps. Now when I went back in to the fingerprint setting I could successfully enable the service. It asked me to enter my Master Password and swipe my finger. After that I was good to go. I logged out of Lastpass, opened Chrome, clicked on the grey Lastpass Icon, it asked me to swipe my finger and I was in. I will now change my master password to something crazy and not need to remember it. Of course, I will write it down and store it in a safe place just in case. If you use Lastpass on a mobile device, you may not want a crazy password but my phone also has a fingerprint reader (as do most newer phones and tablets) so I am in luck. I’m not going to get into the mobile setup here but know that you can set it up to login with a fingerprint. As for what you get in the “box” don’t expect much. It is a plain cardboard box with the reader and a mini CD. Nothing else. No instructions or anything but hopefully you won’t need any if you follow the steps above. All in all I am pleased with this purchase and can recommend it if your system is running Windows 10 1709. It may or may not work with prior versions, so your mileage may vary. Good luck!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent - Works great in Windows 7 including 64-bit
*by D***L on October 8, 2012*

First, the scanner itself: I've never had it reject my fingerprint, which is great. I was worried that the "swipe" style would be harder to use than the old "press your finger on a little window" style that I had before, but it's fine. I haven't tried it with little kids yet, but for adults its easy to use. The scanner body is metal, which is nice, as it has some mass to it. The others I've use have been so light that you pretty much had to hold it with one hand while scanning a finger on the other, and that's not the case here. I'm using the scanner on Win7x64, which ironically Microsoft never supported with their own fingerprint readers (which is why I had to buy this one after switching to 64-bit). There's no CD, as the driver is automatically recognized and installed when you plug it in. Configuration is a bit trickier, as the instructions say to go to the "Control Panel > Biometrics", but Windows actually buries that down in the hardware section. Once you =find= that control panel applet, clicking on it takes you to a page where you can download the free version or upgrade to a 'premium' version. I'm using the free and it works fine. The scanner is also recognized by Roboform. Since I use a very strong master password, it had been annoying having to type it, but now once a day (or whatever the timeout is) I just swipe my finger. You can swipe to log in, unlock the desktop, or switch users. Since unlocking is now so quick, I set my screensaver to time out after one minute and require a password (or swipe, of course) to get back in. It's such a simple gesture that now my PC remains locked whenever I'm not there, and it's much more secure.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice unit, rugged and seems reliable.
*by R***O on November 21, 2013*

Using it in Windows 7 64bit. I keep my home workstation locked when not in use - I don't want anyone using my PC except me. I have lots of computers in the house for everyone else. However, it is a pain in the arse to have to log into my PC all the time. I decided I wanted a fingerprint scanner, and I did a lot of research to find a good reliable one. I have bad memories of that first, cheap plastic Microsoft fingerprint reader from several years back. Ended up ordering the Verifi P2000 Premium from Amazon. I just installed it tonight, but I have locked my computer a dozen times or more as a test, and the reader has never failed to unlock. Just for giggles I tried fingers that I haven't authenticated yet (you can authenticate as many of your fingers as you want - thumbs included) and none of them worked except the ones I authenticated. The unit is made of medal and VERY sturdy and heavy, plus it has rubber feet so there's little opportunity for it to slide around. I realize this is not as secure as a password - fingerprint readers CAN be fooled - but I'm not worried about the NSA or a Russian hacker getting into my house. I just want to prevent casual use of my PC, without the hassle of constantly typing my long password. Some of the earlier units (according to the reviews) didn't come with any software, but mine did, and with better instructions than the earlier ones. Installation was simple: install the software, install the driver (I opted not to install the trial version of Roboform) and plug the unit into a USB port. Then go to the Windows Control Panel, click on or use the search box to find the "Biometric Devices" icon that is now available in the full Control Panel, then click "Manage your fingerprint data". You are then prompted to scan each finger you want to use 3 times to register it. Very simple. Gave it 4 stars because it should have included visual instructions for the technically challenged (there IS a PDF quick start guide on the CD, but I didn't even know it was there - a printed sheet would have been better). +Also would be nice if the USB cord was not so heavy. I should think a thinner cord would work just as well, and would make it easier to keep the unit oriented the way you want it. But overall, I can highly recommend it. I'll update this if I have any problems in the future.

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