Review on 🔒 Enhanced Kensington ComboSaver K64517US: High-Performance Notebook Lock with Combination Feature by Michael Hudson

I bought this lock from Microcenter (aftermarket and discount: 15.00 so might consider keeping it) as Kensington is well known as a maker of laptop locks. Pros: 1. Cable flex (6ft is fine too, but most laptop locks are that long).2. A rubber ring around the end of the lock reduces the possibility of scratching and tearing off the laptop security lock.3. The unwieldy combo finish feels solid and should incapacitate a non-standard thief. Cons: 1. Many people already express their dislike for bad instructions and bad design, but it really isn't that hard. I think it's tedious and a little difficult to use, especially when it's attached to your prized laptop and you're fumbling around (I've seen the horror of 17-inch MacBook pros suffering from bulges that pop up like a pimple look their side) . 2. The numbers are very difficult to rotate and will not lock. You can have the right combination of numbers, but nothing will happen if they don't line up perfectly, which is a little annoying. .3 The benefit is that you don't have to fiddle with the keys, but I'm starting to think that a keyed lock is quicker and you have less fiddling, which means the lock moves less = risk of your laptop is stretched. I have 30 days to test. this castle. So far I think it's a mediocre lock with a reputable company. Much luck! :)