Comments: I was worried when I ordered this that it might be confusing to set up, or it might not work in all websites, but it is really simple. I installed the software, plugged it in, restarted, and touched it... It basically did the rest. It registers all your fingerprints separately, or you can choose to only certain ones. When you go to a website to log in, you touch it with a registered finger, and it will pop up a window with the login info. If the fields shown are not the ones you need, it will let you change them. It is very flexible. It is quite small, (5/8" thick) and it looks cool. The touchpad lights up like an optical mouse, but there is a slight flicker. It was distracting at first, but after about an hour I got used to it. It just makes you want to touch it, which is fine, all it will do is show you the one touch menu, which has all your saved logins, and an options menu. Highly reccommended for anyone lazy or gadget enthusiasts.

Comments: this thing is awesome, you can scan any of your fingerprints at any angle as long as you can get enough finger on the surface. upside down, sideways, angled... doesn't matter

Pros: This thing is awsome! You can login to any website and even Instant Messaging programs (like Xfire) in a matter of a few split seconds! You don't even have to type in the website's address if you already have it setup to log you in because their are qiucklinks that take you their right away.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I've noticed alot of people complain about the incapatiblity with FireFox. Think about it, Microsoft made IE, not FireFox. They made the fingerprint reader, so why would they make it work with someone elses program?

Pros: Easy to set up and use.Works quickly logging in to websites

Cons: Only works with IE,Does not work with Firefox

Pros: This product will allow you to login to WinXP easily. It also allows you to login to passworded websites if you prefer to manually enter it rather than having your passoword store it in a cookie.

Cons: Does not work with Firefox (v1.5)but you can use the IE View extension so that it will open those pages in IE instead. Not recommended as a security tool but an easy accessibility tool. Don't use to store password s for bank and finance sites.

Pros: Great tool!!!! My family is big in computers, Looking up weather, news , ect. But their not great at remembering passwords, i got each and everyone of them one of them, all but 5 people use IE. no problems with it, coming up on one year!!!! still works as good as the day i got um.

Cons: True no firefox support or any other browser for that mater, but come on! it says microsoft right on it, has microsoft ever been that great at sharing??? besides firefox 1.5 is great at keeping passwords.

Overall Review: Great product, and if anyone has a huge problem with no firefox support u can always try and find another, but im sure it wont last/work as this will.

Pros: It's a fun little gimmick. Looks neat. You can have it remember all ten of your fingers. I just had it remember my index fingers, then for the middle fingers I had my wife scan her index finger... now each of us can log in.

Cons: As everyone else says, no FF support... Also, if you switch from using the "Welcome Screen" for your log on, you have to reinstall the program to get the welcome screen back. Not a problem if you just plan on using your fingerprint. Four eggs for non microsoft support...

Overall Review: Even though it doesn't have FF support, when you're not at a login prompt and you press your finger on the pad, it brings up a little menu. You can then scroll to the "Quick Links" where it has the websites you created a fingerprint password for in IE. It then it opens them up in IE. Makes for quick login to your most used login sites that are not in FF.

Pros: Nice toy. Makes logging in easy. Looks cool on the desktop with the red scanner eye.

Cons: Get a driver error when I turn off. not fatal, it just pops up and does away so I got used to it.