Ruban Security Hardware Cable Lock Kit: Ultimate Universal Compatibility for Monitors, Laptops, MacBooks, Tablets, Phones – Protect Your Valuables! Review

Works great. But the 3M tape that attaches to the metal plate that attaches to the tablet is cheap. Will not be liable. So I removed it with a razor blade. And replaced it with a steel-hard epoxy putty "Propoxy 20". This idiot will never come off. And I'm an Uber driver, so I keep a tablet in my car. I padlocked my tablet and wrapped a cable around my padlocked seat frame. They would have to break my window and cut the cable with bolt cutters. But the lock is never removed from the tablet until

I needed a lock to secure the monitor in my office. Instead of overpaying for locks from a few well-known brands, I chose a reliable Ruban lock. I'm glad I did. That's all I was looking for in a device lock and I just bought another one. Reliable and easy to use. Two keys included.

My wife's mother had a stroke and is now in a nursing home. She has a hard time learning new things, so with the iPhone and FaceTime she is very familiar with the buttons. Spring. Her phone was stolen from the nursing home TWICE. Who steals a phone from someone in a nursing home? Disgusting. Now we have that (and a hidden camera) and so far so good

Wow, I installed it in less than five minutes! I use this lock on my new TruSense air purifier. The air purifier cost over $600 and someone tried to steal it from my front desk! I couldn't believe it. I caught the thief at the crime scene. I saw this lock at Revain and bought it immediately. Looks great and subtle.

I work in a room with a dedicated iPad for music and I used this locking kit to keep the iPad from "walking away". ". It's more of a deterrent than a high security lock as you can remove the sticky pad if you're really trying, or cut the wire with the right tools. However, if you're just looking for a way to tie devices to one place and make it hard for someone to plug them in, this is perfect.

Does exactly what it promises. I bought this to protect my daughter's iPhone in her backpack. I routed the cable through the headphone hole built into the front and attached it to the back of her iPhone. Now she can use her phone when she needs to (after school), but it never leaves her backpack and child thieves can't easily take it from her. She also can't just put it in her bag or take it out whenever she wants, so hopefully she won't abuse it at school - the goal is that she can use it…

Works great. But the 3M tape that attaches to the metal plate that attaches to the tablet is cheap. Will not be liable. So I removed it with a razor blade. And replaced it with a steel-hard epoxy putty "Propoxy 20". This idiot will never come off. And I'm an Uber driver, so I keep a tablet in my car. I padlocked my tablet and wrapped a cable around my seat frame with a padlock. They would have to break my window and cut the cable with bolt cutters. But the lock is never removed from the tablet…