SafeNet IDProve 700 OTP Card for use with Amazon Web Services Only

Easy and simple to use... Fits in wallet along with other credit cards.

Works great for AWS. I can't have my phone with me, so an authentication like this is a life saver at work!

Works excellently and is so much more convenient to have a small form factor device handy at all times, rather than a bulky key fob. I purchased this when my mobile phone crashed, leaving the MFA android app useless.I was first concerned about the flexibility of the LCD screen, and how likely it would be to crack. This is the only potential problem with this device, but it doesn't seem to be likely enough to happen to decrease the star-rating. If you use a sturdy wallet, you will have no problems with this device. It will take about 30 degrees of bend to break the screen, and that is something quite difficult to do when inside a wallet.

It's a two-factor authentication card for AWS and it works. What more do you want? Setup is trivial and it's compatible with the IAM system, should you use that. If you use AWS, you need two-factor authentication, and this card fits the bill.

Very slim, the same width as a credit card. Turns off automatically with a push of the button for a code. Setup was easy. There are cut marks on the back to show you where you need to cut to destroy the card.

Less than a week after the 'ok-to-return' date, I noticed that the little display area (in the upper right corner where it displays the code), had a large oval-shaped area where the surface had worn-off, making it impossible to read the code! I carried this card with my credit-cards (presumably why you would buy a card like this!) and did not subject it to anything more rigorous than sitting all day.I'm very disappointed since it seemed like a good solution ...

I want this to be a great product. I love the idea of it and while it worked I was pleased. In fact I pulled it out of my wallet just a week ago to proclaim how great it was to someone. And it was dead.So, here's the deal. I bought it and knew it was a very compact device, the storefront website said, however, that it would function for 3-years or 15,000 clicks whichever came first. It lasted 3 months.I'd love to try again, find out if I handle it differently that it will actually last the lifetime they say it will. Unfortunately, while the "Return" button is quick to point out that it is no longer eligible for return (1 month from order date), there is no place where I can communicate with someone about replacing my card so I can continue the experiment. I'm not ready to shell out another $20 for 3 months of functionality, especially when there are free options which can deliver the same results.It's too bad really. It is a really cute gadget.

It works, but it definitely does not hold up to standard use. I had mine in my wallet for a bit over a year, and every digit is missing pieces now, had to get AWS customer service to disconnect it, which was smooth. It's not like I was rough with it as I work from home and hardly ever even need my wallet, maybe once a week. If there are no other options, I'll buy another one, but I won't be putting it in my wallet. If I'm on travel, I will probably just keep in my laptop bag.