🔒 Secure Your Notebook with the Kensington K64562US Ultra ComboSaver Combination Lock Review

After figuring out how it works (it took me about 30 seconds) I really liked this lock. The code lock looks high-quality and reliable. The tool for changing the combination is firmly and permanently attached so that it cannot be lost. What I like best is using a combination instead of keeping track of the buttons.

I was afraid that it would be difficult to understand and I would have to accidentally lock my computer and call a locksmith, but that was NOT the case at all. You just have to follow the instructions. I got it on the first try. However, if you don't follow the instructions, this product may not be for you =) And it hasn't been stolen yet.

I got this Kensington laptop combination lock for my new ASUS U30JC-A1 and it has worked great so far. Good:=========================================1. General Design/Construction This lock has a fairly thick 1.8m cable, sufficient to deter the occasional would-be thief traveling into cafes with cable cutters. The lock itself is made of stainless steel and is about two centimeters long. A nice design feature is that the part of the lock that attaches to the cable can actually spin in circles…

I have noticed the difficulties some users have had with this lock. After a careful study of the mechanics of the lock, instructions and feedback, there were no problems. The combination is much better than the key because the key has to be carried and can be lost. This is a nice device that is fun to use.

I agree with other reviewers that the initial setup was a bit confusing but it didn't take me long to figure it out. I love that it's a combination lock so I don't have to worry about losing the key. I've read about other castles being mysteriously pulled down, but so far this hasn't happened. It's a good lock for the price. I didn't give it 5 stars because I have a laptop lock for my work computer and it doesn't automatically unlock when you enter the combination. I use this lock on my Mac and

I was concerned that this would be difficult to understand and I would have to accidentally lock my computer and call a locksmith but this was NOT the case. You just have to follow the instructions. I got it on the first try. However, if you don't follow the instructions, this product may not be for you =) And it hasn't been stolen yet.

I agree with other reviewers that the initial setup was a bit confusing but it didn't take me long to figure it out. I love that it's a combination lock so I don't have to worry about losing the key. I've read about other castles being mysteriously pulled down, but so far this hasn't happened. This is a good lock for the price. I didn't give it 5 stars because I have a laptop lock for my work computer and it doesn't automatically unlock when you enter the combination. I use this lock on my Mac…

I have this Kensington laptop combination lock for my new ASUS U30JC-A1 and it has worked great so far. Good:========================================1. General Design/Construction This lock has a fairly thick 1.8m cable, which is enough to deter the occasional would-be thief who travels to coffee shops with cable cutters. The lock itself is made of stainless steel and is about two centimeters long. A nice design feature is that the part of the lock that attaches to the cable can actually spin…