With the development of biotechnology, more and more products begin to match this function of biometrics. Especially with the release of Windows 10, Windows Hello, a biometric authorization method, has come into our view. Biometrics is not only safe, but also convenient. Today we are going to test a mouse that is known as the world's first finger vein recognition mouse.

Open the box first:

The packaging is simple and atmospheric, without too much decoration.

At the bottom is the product introduction:

Open the box, colorful instructions and thank you letters.

Guess what is revealed?

The true appearance of the mouse, the protruding temporarily call it shark fin.

Family portraits:

The copper USB interface is rare. It looks so luxurious. Is there any.

Here are some photos of the mouse:

Next is the actual application of the product.

Installing software: opening //pc.cein.cc , I will post the download address directly //115.28.85.121/ ! cein_down/ceinMouse_setup.exe, download the installation package ceinMouse_setup.exe according to the prompt, and click Next to install.

To open the software, the first step is to register an account, enter the finger vein recognition map, and use the password as a backup.

Then you can add website accounts directly, but only the following websites are supported now, and it is estimated that they will be gradually opened in the future. It is recommended to add custom website function.

It is very convenient to use it in practice. You can open the website directly at one point. You don't need to remember many accounts and passwords in the future.

Of course, we can also add multiple fingers to the settings for authentication, up to 5 fingers.

Next, the most important thing I didn't expect was privacy protection, which could not only protect files, but also protect folders and hide them. This function, I just want to say that it is too considerate. You know why.

Finally, you can lock the screen directly. It is recommended to make the screen lock directly. This is really safe and convenient. No one can touch your computer. I tested on the 64 bit Win10. I hope the manufacturer can provide Win10 drivers as soon as possible.

Summary:

The mouse handshake feels good. The pulley feels slightly awkward, the volume is slightly large, and the protruding shark fin feels a bit awkward. I don't know what is the technical principle of recognition? What is this shark fin used for? But I have an idea that it can be directly made to be identified by thumbprint. When you hold the mouse, you can directly unlock it by fingerprint, and the appearance is not much different from that of ordinary mouse. The overall impression of the mouse is that the ability to remember the account and facilitate login is weak; Strong function in privacy protection and security, very promising!