| Which key is right for me? | Before making a purchase, We recommend taking the “Find the right YubiKey” quiz on the Yubico Website to determine which YubiKey is right for you. |
| What is the difference between all of the keys? | The best resource for comparing YubiKey’s is our comparison chart on the Yubico website. Here are the following links to compare :
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| I have an iPhone, which key should I buy? | Yubico’s Mobile SDK for iOS allows for YubiKey 5 NFC support to be easily added by app developers. LastPass was the first to do this. |
| What browsers are compatible with the YubiKey? | It depends on what protocol the service requires. For OTP (one time password) all major browsers are compatible, including Safari.
FIDO U2F (Universal 2nd Factor) support is dependent on the browser and how the service implemented the integration. Google Chrome will work out of the box, while Mozilla Firefox will need to be manually enabled to support U2F, if supported by the service. Other major browsers have not yet made support for U2F protocol. It’s recommended to consult with the service’s documentation for a broader understanding of what’s specfically supported. |
| What if I lose my YubiKey? | For best practice, Yubico recommends having a primary YubiKey and purchasing a backup key just in case one is lost or stolen. A backup key is an additional key that is paired to each individual service to prevent losing access to your existing accounts. It is also recommended to keep your backup key in a safe place such as a safe at home. |
| Where do you ship, how long will it take, and how much will it cost? | For general shipping information please visit Yubico’s Buying and Shipping Information page.
For more specific information, there is a shipping calculator at check out that allows you to choose your preferred shipping method that estimates the cost of shipping and the packages arrival time. |
