Kingston Ironkey Keypad 200 16GB Encrypted USB | Alphanumeric Keypad | Multi-Pin Access | XTS-AES 256-bit | FIPS 140-3 Level 3 Certified | Brute Force & BadUSB Protection | IKKP200/16GB,Blue

I had problems with another keypad flash drive (looking at you, DiskAshur) which refused to stay mounted more than a few minutes on my computer. Very annoying. This Kingston has had no such problem. The Kingston has a little battery which allows the user to enter the password before plugging it in, while the DiskAshur has to be plugged in to enter the password.

J. Paulsonn · 2026-05-02 · via amazon

I’ve purchased two of these Kingston IronKey keypad 200 drives, one with USB-A in 64 GB and one with USB-C in 128 GB and they really are phenomenal to use, plenty intuitive, and very secure in my experience. I also bought the Apricorn on 8 GB to test it out and it’s essentially a clone of this Kingston drive however, I can say I prefer the Kingston IronKey to the Apricorn due to build quality, although they are very close in comparison, and the more updated protection the Kingston model has over the particular Apricorn I purchased. That may not still be the case so compare specs. I read several reviews on this IronKey and, unfortunately, nearly all of the complaints I read were from users who are having a hard time comprehending and using the technology and need a bit of hand holding through the setup and use process. It’s pretty obvious that many of them are memorizing the steps in the instructions to lock/unlock/read/write with this drive instead of understanding how it functions and the meaning behind the feedback it provides through its blinking or steady combinations of blue, red, and green lights. I’m not sure most of those users understand the difference in the drive being locked and charging, unlocked in read/write, unlocked in read only, unlocked in admin, or locked and in setup mode. Personally, I find this drive very easy to use and understand the mode it’s in. The instructions were simple and straightforward. I only wish the Kingston IronKey was made in the U.S. or basically anywhere other than China.

Dustin Martin · 2024-11-28 · via amazon

Great, worked just like I wanted saves all my passwords if i need them, but if stolen no worries. It is self powered in your hand with leds working for touching in your key code. Works really nice

Aaron Headley · 2026-03-08 · via amazon

Great for keeping documents safe and even better as a crypto cold wallet. Clear instructions, easy to use and super safe if you happen to lose it, but don't... Love the tamper-proof protection against Brute Force and BadUSB.

Clark Griswold · 2025-11-12 · via amazon

Purchased multiple of these due to CMMC compliance for work. Not only do they give us control of who uses them, but allows us to audit as well. Since they are FIPS compliant, they help us pass for certification.

Nick · 2026-05-15 · via amazon

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