I3C Twin Head Laptop Security Cable Lock

I gotta say, this thing from Amazon is straight-up awesome! Got it super fast, and it was packed nicely. The quality’s legit, way better than I expected. It’s easy to use and I’ve been using it nonstop with zero issues. It comes with 2 keys and you just put it on your keyring. The length is perfect and its not too long to put in your back I was at a coffee shop and I felt better keeping it secrured . Honestly, it’s made my life a bit stress free from going to the restroom when working at a cafe. I'm probably going to buy another one in the future and its cheaper than its competitors

Needed an easy way to secure my laptop in public spaces. Not that it needs to be super strong. Just obvious if someone is trying to swipe something not theirs. Mac books don’t really have the security hook anymore. This sticker based solution is good enough to deter. In 2026 if someone wants yours the will be able to steal it so it’s more about deterrent for people who are less convicted

Great deterrent.

Great product!

So disappointed and frustrated with this product. I need to secure my equipment for an event and it arrives with no instructions and the lock does not turn nor is the peg long enough to go through the hole of the additional plate for cell phone. Ahhh.

This is a very convenient Kensington lock cable. The main thing that stands out is it's versatility. First of all the vinyl coated steel cable is over six feet long. On one end is a lock that fits the Kensington lock slot on many small electronic devices like laptops, tablets, game consoles, and the like. An identical lock is on a short tether that can slide the length of the cable allowing for a wide possibility for placement of the valuable equipment to be secured. The other end of the cable ends in a loop that can be used to wrap the cable around a heavy table leg, nearby support column, or other immovable object to secure the cable in place. Also included are two anchor plates, metal squares with holes to fit the locks into and backed by some 3M® very high bonding adhesive. These can be affixed to devices that don't have a lock slot built in or you can stick them to your desk or other surface in your regular spaces to use as a securing point rather than looping the cable around a heavy object. With two locks you can either lock up two devices with the looped cable or, using an anchor plate, lock one device to a fixed surface. Both stainless steel locks are Kensington MicroSaver® 2.0 type tubular pin tumbler locks with 7 pins, though only 4 pins appear to be active, the remaining three being idle pins. This is a common practice. These types of locks are not intended to provide high security but rather just to prevent someone passing by from quickly snatching your laptop while you are not paying attention. Despite the low security expectations, I still did not like to see the key code engraved on the face of the lock. As someone who works with locks I appreciate that they provide the code on the key but placing the code on the lock is a bit much. I have removed it with a grinder. Of course, it would not make any difference to anybody without locksmith skills and equipment. The locks swivel and rotate freely at the end of the cable allowing great flexibility of placement of your equipment. But this also means that you must grasp the lock firmly when locking and unlocking it or else turning the key will only rotate the lock, not the core inside the lock. One other thing to mention about the key action is that this is what is called a "forced locking key". The key can only be removed from the lock when it is in the locked position. This doesn't have any negative implications on the use of the lock since this style of lock can't be locked without the key anyway. Summary: This is a versatile Kensington style laptop cable lock that can secure two items at once and offers a range of possibilities for how to secure your important items. If you often take your laptop with you to work while traveling or don't feel safe getting up to get your order in a crowded coffee shop, then this is for you.

Lock works great with a HP laptop. Also works with other laptops too. Sliding part is convenient.

The locks on this thing are very fiddly.

The adhesive connector came broken. The back plate that connects the lock to the base came off. The glue is cheap.