SenseYo Purple USB Female to PS2 Male Keyboard Adapter Mouse Mice Converter - Pack of 2 Review

I bought these to have spare adapters on hand. I'm one of those households that still have a lot of computers. from Win98, WinXP, Win7 and always Win10. Keyboard and mouse replacement and sometimes you need a USB to DIN adapter. They are good value for money and come handy.

This adapter is too wide. I need this to connect a USB keyboard to a PS2 KVM. It won't plug in, too close to the monitor jack. I checked the computer myself, this is PS2 and for the keyboard it's exactly the same and won't work. Next time I will read ALL the reviews.

These simple adapters just work. Tested with multiple keyboards (CODE, DELL, Logitech) and computers (Unisys Pentium, Compaq Pentium 3, Athlon 1500, Termtek 3370) and my KVM switch (Trendnet TK400). Works on all. Excellent quality, highly recommended.

when i received them the end that went into the computer was pushed out of alignment and the end of the usb connector was banged together like it had been stepped on or under a lot would be stress due to pressure I'm not really happy as I had to get an old computer working so my stepson can play some games that only work on older PC operating systems. Now I have to find her somewhere else and spend another month or so

. I tried both adapters on 4 PCs of different brands with 4 different operating systems and they didn't work on any of them. I tried both keyboard and mouse although the buttons have an image of a keyboard so I suspect the description is wrong and they are for keyboards only. However, they do not work with keyboards. Another thing is that they are very wide. On 3 out of 4 computers this prevented me from using the adjacent PS/2 port.

I have no idea why there is a review saying this adapter worked. I've tried them on different desktops, NONE WORKS! This company probably makes some mistakes as most of us don't bother to return it.

Does not work with iKBC CD108 keyboard on Compaq desktop computers. Worked with other USB keyboards so I'll keep it. Mechanically, it's a simple, elegant design. I assume it only works with keyboards that can detect when not plugged into a regular USB port. This adapter will most likely work with early USB keyboards.