🔒 Kensington N17 Dell Laptop Lock - Combination (K68008WW) Black: Secure Your Device with Ease Review

The digital wheels are very small and difficult to turn individually without turning the others. The numbered wheels don't line up with the center mark, so it's not clear what number it is. The cable dangles when trying to install the lock, causing inconvenience. It is difficult to insert the wedge lock head into the laptop. It costs more than it should. I would throw it away and not return it but I want the manufacturer to know this is not a good product so they will return it.

I bought a "universal" cable for a laptop that turned out not to be "universal" at all. Returned it and received the exact new Dell laptop model my client had and it works and fits like a charm. When looking for a cable lock for your laptop, always check the size and type of security slot for your specific model. Besides the fit, it had a good length, the combination was easy to adjust and it had a convenient opening and closing mechanism. Teeth that fit into the security slot. Connecting your…

#1 Takeaway - buy a Kensington lock! I love this product. But I probably picked the wrong Kensington. The combination wheels are too small for my fingers. I'm 6ft 3in tall so I should have expected that. If you have medium-sized hands, buy this product. If you have larger hands, fatter fingers, or arthritis issues, Kensington offers the same keyed product instead of combination locks.If you're trying to choose between a keyed lock and a combination lock?Keyed locks have the disadvantage that…

Unfortunately this is the only cable lock for my new Dell laptop. The wedge-type is small and difficult to hit, but my main gripe with the slider is; Due to the small size, I find it difficult to push a button, insert a wedge, depress and turn the lock without moving one or more toggle switches and thereby holding the lock open. Even the illustration shows how to stick your fingers into the toggle switches for one-handed operation. As soon as I use it without touching the toggle switches, it…

This works as expected - it would be better to have more swivel base and better mold quality. The price is higher than previous generation models with limited enhanced security. I wouldn't expect seam shaping and poor quality even at this price point. The lock is only meant to keep honest people honest and discourage people from stealing. The cable doesn't look very premium, but it's securely attached to the laptop with no risk of it falling out. The cable is not designed to withstand high…

I have previously purchased a Kensington combo lock for my Latitude 5501 and it did not fit. It was also listed as compatible so I tried it out and it fits the hole and locks. This is a one key lock, not a combination, so be careful where you put the key. One thing that impressed me is how small the lock head is. I'm used to big, awkward things dangling from the side of my laptop, but that's not the case here.

It would be better to have a larger pivot base for better casting quality. The price is higher than previous generation models with limited enhanced security. I wouldn't expect seam shaping and poor quality even at this price point. The lock is only meant to keep honest people honest and discourage people from stealing. The cable doesn't look very premium, but it's securely attached to the laptop with no risk of it falling out. The cable is not designed to withstand high shear (cutting) forces,

I bought a "universal" cable lock for a laptop that wasn't "universal" at all . Returned it and received the exact new Dell laptop model my client had and it works and fits like a charm. When looking for a cable lock for your laptop, always check the size and type of security slot for your specific model. Besides the fit, it had a good length, the combination was easy to adjust and it had a convenient opening and closing mechanism. Teeth that fit into the security slot. Connecting your laptop…

I bought this lock because it was the only one that fit the smaller key cutout on my Dell laptops. When I put the lock in the hole for my Dell XPS 15 it goes in with no problem. However, when I put the lock in the hole for my Dell Latitude 3410, the spring-loaded latch doesn't always close. I have to turn the lock until it reaches the point where the latch fully closes to its original position. Then I can lock it. When it comes time to remove the lock, I have to twist it into the right position