ATEN PS/2 to USB Adapter

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’ve got a legacy PS/2 keyboard or mouse and you just need it to work on a modern PC, this ATEN PS/2 to USB adapter is one of those boring-but-useful purchases. At around £12.42 ex-VAT, it’s priced like a “keep it running” part rather than something you’d regret buying—handy for office desktops, call-centre kit, or any environment where replacing peripherals would be overkill. ATEN also tends to be reliable with these basic signal-conversion jobs, which matters more than fancy features because you’re not asking it to do anything clever.

I’d avoid it if you’re expecting it to solve anything beyond plain PS/2-to-USB input. Some KVMs, BIOS setup screens, or older application environments can be picky about timing/compatibility, and no adapter can magically fix a PS/2 device that’s already failing. Also, if you only have a USB-only setup going forward, it’s not worth paying for a legacy bridge. But for anyone with existing PS/2 peripherals who just wants a dependable, quick fix, this is exactly the sort of low-cost adapter you’ll be glad you have.