InLine USB-C-vingerafdrukscanner Windows Hello compatibel 21 mm x 22 mm x 9 mm

The InLine USB-C fingerprint scanner provides a compact and secure way to sign in to Windows 10, 11 and later using Windows Hello. The device uses a built-in 12 x 5 mm fingerprint sensor that recognises fingerprints in under 0.5 seconds, supports up to 10 fingerprint profiles and connects via USB Type-C for plug-and-play operation. With dimensions of 21 x 22 x 9 mm and a multicolour design, it is suitable for desktop and mobile use where quick, password-free access is required.

Advantages

The scanner replaces password entry with biometric authentication to speed up and simplify sign-in while improving security. The small sensor provides accurate recognition and fast response times (under 0.5 seconds). Support for up to 10 fingerprints allows multiple users to share a single device, and the USB Type-C plug-and-play connection requires no additional drivers on supported Windows systems.

Suitable for

• Individual users who want quick Windows Hello sign-in
• Families sharing one computer
• Small offices and workstations with multiple users
• Portable setups and mobile workers needing compact authentication

Key specifications

• Sensor size: 12 x 5 mm
• Recognition time: <0.5 seconds
• Profiles supported: up to 10 fingerprints
• Interface: USB Type-C (plug-and-play)
• Compatibility: Windows 10, Windows 11 (Windows Hello)
• Dimensions: 21 x 22 x 9 mm
• Brand: InLine, MPN: 41360D, EAN: 4043718301447

How to use

Connect the scanner to an available USB Type-C port on a Windows 10 or 11 PC. Open Windows Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options and follow the Windows Hello fingerprint setup to register fingerprints. Place the finger on the sensor as prompted until enrollment completes. After setup, unlock your device by placing a registered finger on the sensor; recognition takes less than half a second.

Recommendations

For reliable recognition, ensure the sensor surface and your finger are clean and dry. Register different fingers for backup, and keep the device connected to the same USB port if possible to avoid reconfiguration.