Laptop Lock Kensington MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed 25 Pack

The Kensington MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed 25 Pack provides physical security for multiple laptops using a keyed lock mechanism. Each lock in this pack is designed to attach to a laptop security slot and secure the device with a keyed cylinder. Available in black and silver finishes, the locks are intended for environments where several machines need consistent, simple protection and centralised management by staff with master keys.

Advantages

The keyed mechanism offers straightforward operation: insert, lock and remove with the supplied key. The 25-pack format simplifies deployment across classrooms, offices or shared facilities, reducing the need for individual procurement. Durable construction and a secure cable connection help deter opportunistic theft without interfering with normal laptop use. The availability of master key control enables administrators to unlock multiple units without carrying each individual key.

Suitable for

• Educational institutions securing multiple student and staff laptops
• Offices and co-working spaces with shared or pooled devices
• Public-access areas such as libraries, kiosks or reception zones
• IT asset management where consistent, keyed security is required

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 25 keyed laptop locks
• Lock type: keyed cylinder mechanism
• Finish options: black and silver
• Attachment: cable and anchor designed for laptop security slots
• Intended compatibility: laptops with standard security slots
• Construction: metal lock head and steel security cable

How to use

Thread the cable around an immovable object or secure anchor point, align the lock head with the laptop security slot and insert until it clicks. Turn the key to engage the locking cylinder and remove the key; the laptop remains secured until the key is reinserted and turned to unlock. Follow any site-specific procedures for master key management and record-keeping to track which keys are issued or retained by administrators.

Usage recommendations

Inspect locks and cables periodically for wear or damage and replace any compromised units. Use a fixed anchor point that cannot be moved or removed easily. Keep master keys in secure custody and limit access to authorised personnel only.